Where can I download stadium crowd noise sound effect from?

[Vanster]

I've spent the last hour searching the web for downloadable sound effects either for free or for a "reasonable price". Specifically, what I am looking is stadium crowd noise, boos, cheers, oohs, ahs, and ohs that can occur at a hockey game or a baseball game. I would like to add these effects to home videos I'm working on for my son's and daughter's hockey, baseball, and softball games. (And those that I will be working on this summer). It would be nice if the stadium crowd noise was at least a minute in length or more.

Everything decent that I found in my search was way out of my price range ($200 to $495.00). I am thinking more like $50 or less.

Can anybody point me in the right direction or provide me with a link?

Thank you.

Vanster

[sacajaweeda]

You could capture something off TV and rip the audio...

[handyguy]

on Usenet you can get anything for free ifyou ask in the right newsgroup.

Also try:
http://www.partnersinrhyme.com/

[Vanster]

sacajaweeda,

I've thought about recording something from the TV. The only problem with that is it's hard to find a sports broadcast where the announcers shut up for more than 5 seconds.

[housepig]

cheapest solution -

go to your local library, see if they have any sound-effects records or cd's. (the BBC Sound Library is a good set).

if not, next cheapest -

go to your local computer retailer, or used record shop. sound effect cd's are usually cheap as dirt - most of the ones I've picked up new have been around $10 for a 3-cd set. Used, they can be even cheaper. (the big difference is, if you get it from a computer store, it'll probably be a disc of .wav files instead of audio).

If all else fails, see if you can get a Kiss or Cheap Trick live lp, there's tons of crowd noise on them you can sample out.

[awlchu]

google search:

http://www.findsounds.com/

[gmarch25]

www.crowsoundeffects.com has a good library

[TreeTops]

Link above wrong. Should be http://crowdsoundeffects.com/

[MOVIEGEEK]

Here's one, if you need a longer sound effect then use Audacity to join several clips:

[filmboss80]

Well, hopefully, SOMEBODY will benefit from the kind efforts of the last 3 folks who posted. As the OP started this thread over 7 years ago, I doubt he/she is still looking.

[TreeTops]

oops!