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Binaural Airport Ambience Singapore

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13 files • 24 bit / 192 kHz • 2 GB • 20 min

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Recording Binaural Airport Ambience Singapore

I’m excited to share with you the binaural sound effects library I recorded at Singapore Changi Airport! As an avid traveler and sound enthusiast, I was thrilled to have the opportunity to capture the unique soundscape of the airport at night.

Equipped with my trusty Zoom F6 recorder and DPA 4560 binaural in-ear microphones, I set out to explore Terminal 3 and capture the sounds of people walking, chatting, and the occasional beep in the distance. As I wandered through the airport, I also recorded the light splashing of water and the sound of someone sneezing near a small water fountain.

One of the highlights for me was riding the fully automated modern Skytrain, where I was able to fully capture the rumble and rattle of the train. And because the airport was especially empty at night, these recordings provide a truly unique and immersive experience of the airport’s soundscape.

Despite the changes brought on by the pandemic, Singapore Changi Airport remains a remarkable place to experience, and I’m thrilled to be able to share these binaural recordings with you. Whether you’re a sound designer, filmmaker, or just someone who loves the unique sounds of airports, this library is sure to transport you straight to the airport and bring your projects to life.

 

Be sure to check out more sounds on our Transportation Page and this LAX Airport Sound Library.

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Who would have thought a handy sound recorder in Cambodia would lead us here?

Hi there we’re Marcel and Libby and every sound on this site has been recorded by us. For nearly 7 years, we’ve been traveling around the world recording unique sounds for others to use! 

If you’re curious and want to learn more about our journey traveling full-time as sound recordists you can read on here or on CNN Travel.

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