The BBC's BBC Sound Effects page was created to broadcast more than 16,000 sound source materials from radio broadcasting to the present in the past 100 years. It can be downloaded free of charge in uncompressed WAV and used for personal use. Education use, research use Making a free license, for historical research, it is good news for the students who produced the film.
The BBC began radio broadcasts from 1922 and has recorded a number of sound materials during its nearly 100-year event. They recently produced a special page of 'BBC Sound Effects' to provide these music sources to netizens for free download. More than 16,000 pages have been included on this page. Types of audio source material. Each audio file has been tagged. The user can enter a keyword search. For example, enter 'Hong Kong' and you will hear the sounds of the Victoria Harbour at night, the sound of the market, the hotel lobby, and the coffee shop. Voices, etc. Voices can be previewed instantly on web pages, and WAV files can also be downloaded directly.
If you search for rivers, you will find rivers and rivers around the world. These sounds will be very useful as background sounds for radio dramas, or for direct editing into films.
These sounds are provided in the form of RemArc Lisence. Copyright is still owned by the BBC, but it can be used free of charge for personal, educational, or research purposes. For commercial use, you need to contact the BBC.
