Control SFX Library
These sounds from the Control S Library offer a glimpse into various emergency situations and the commands and communications that come with them. The chaotic yet organized Baggage Carousel Ambience at Olbia Airport in Sardinia showcases the hustle and bustle of travelers alongside the constant hum of airplane engines. Emergency Police Dispatch radio calls bring a sense of urgency as officers coordinate their responses to incidents unfolding in real-time. Air Traffic Control commands guide pilots through the skies with precision, ensuring safe and efficient flight paths. Fire Dispatch radio calls convey the intensity of firefighting efforts as crews rush to the scene of a blaze. The sounds of emergency responses are captured in all their raw authenticity, offering a glimpse into the high-stakes world of first responders. The Emergency Police Dispatch Radio Int Car Adult Male call crackles to life with the urgent command "10-41, begin watch 01," setting the tone for a tense situation unfolding on the streets. Meanwhile, Air Traffic Control Radio Adult Male calmly directs a flight to "turn right at 180 and maintain at 3000," showcasing the cool demeanor required in high-pressure aviation scenarios. Fire Dispatch Radio Int Truck Middle Age Female requests assistance at a "3 alarm at 21 and North," highlighting the collaboration and teamwork essential in firefighting efforts. The Emergency Police Dispatch Unfiltered Adult Male orders a suspect to "stop transmitting 01," asserting authority in a potentially dangerous situation. The Emergency Police Dispatch Radio Int Car Adult Male asks "Baker Five, what's your twenty 01?" as officers coordinate their positions during a critical moment. Emergency Fire Dispatch Unfiltered Male Voice Clip commands "All engines respond 01," signaling a call to action for firefighters racing to the scene. Emergency Police Dispatch Radio Interior Car Perspective Male Voice Clip relays "10-86 01," indicating a need for additional backup in a challenging scenario. The Emergency Police Dispatch Radio Male Voice Clip confidently states "Go ahead 02," maintaining clear communication amidst the chaos of an emergency response. In the midst of a crisis, Emergency Police Dispatch Unfiltered Adult Male reports "suspect is in custody 01," bringing a moment of relief and closure to a tense situation. A Volvo 740 Turbo 1986's Dial Climate Control Vent Direct Series whirs to life, offering a moment of mechanical contrast amidst the human drama of emergency responses. Air Traffic Control Unfiltered Adult Male calmly instructs "Flight 019, 2 mile NE turn left at 90 to establish," guiding pilots through the intricacies of airspace navigation. Remote Control Push Button clicks in response to a user's command, symbolizing the power of technology in controlling our surroundings. The reel-to-reel tape machine hums with nostalgia as its switches and toggles click into place, a relic of a bygone era of audio recording technology. Emergency Fire Dispatch Radio Interior Truck Perspective Male Voice Clip urges "All engines respond 01," underscoring the urgency of a fire-related emergency. Emergency Police Dispatch Unfiltered Adult Male announces "10-29 warrants on the vehicle 01," revealing the intricate details that officers must navigate in the course of their duties. The reel-to-reel tape machine's buttons press and release in a rhythmic pattern, capturing the tactile nature of analog recording equipment. Emergency Police Dispatch Radio Interior Car Perspective Male Voice Clip declares "Back at headquarters 02," a moment of respite in the midst of a crisis response. Fire Dispatch Radio Unfiltered Middle Age Female urgently reports "Engine 5 on scene, heavy fire direct exposure to A," illustrating the dangers faced by firefighters in the line of duty. Emergency Fire Dispatch Unfiltered Middle Age Male Voice Clip relays "Accident at Nineteen and Gratiot 01," marking the beginning of a coordinated emergency response. Fire Dispatch Radio Int Truck Middle Age Female alerts to a "downed wire at 14 and Hayes 01," highlighting the diverse challenges faced by first responders in the field. The Emergency Police Dispatch Phone Filter Male calmly inquires "911, what's your emergency 03," setting the stage for a crucial exchange of information between dispatcher and caller. Remote Control Set Down lands with a gentle thud, signaling the end of a command issued and carried out. Emergency Fire Dispatch Radio Int Truck Adult Male Dispatch calls for "Engine 5 requesting Edison for Dow," showcasing the seamless coordination between various emergency response units. Emergency Fire Dispatch Radio Adult Male confidently states "Engine Three on scene and in command 01," illustrating the leadership and expertise required in firefighting operations. Play and download these sounds here.
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Control SFX Library

These sounds from the Control S Library offer a glimpse into various emergency situations and the commands and communications that come with them. The chaotic yet organized Baggage Carousel Ambience at Olbia Airport in Sardinia showcases the hustle and bustle of travelers alongside the constant hum of airplane engines. Emergency Police Dispatch radio calls bring a sense of urgency as officers coordinate their responses to incidents unfolding in real-time. Air Traffic Control commands guide pilots through the skies with precision, ensuring safe and efficient flight paths. Fire Dispatch radio calls convey the intensity of firefighting efforts as crews rush to the scene of a blaze. The sounds of emergency responses are captured in all their raw authenticity, offering a glimpse into the high-stakes world of first responders.

The Emergency Police Dispatch Radio Int Car Adult Male call crackles to life with the urgent command "10-41, begin watch 01," setting the tone for a tense situation unfolding on the streets. Meanwhile, Air Traffic Control Radio Adult Male calmly directs a flight to "turn right at 180 and maintain at 3000," showcasing the cool demeanor required in high-pressure aviation scenarios. Fire Dispatch Radio Int Truck Middle Age Female requests assistance at a "3 alarm at 21 and North," highlighting the collaboration and teamwork essential in firefighting efforts. The Emergency Police Dispatch Unfiltered Adult Male orders a suspect to "stop transmitting 01," asserting authority in a potentially dangerous situation.

The Emergency Police Dispatch Radio Int Car Adult Male asks "Baker Five, what's your twenty 01?" as officers coordinate their positions during a critical moment. Emergency Fire Dispatch Unfiltered Male Voice Clip commands "All engines respond 01," signaling a call to action for firefighters racing to the scene. Emergency Police Dispatch Radio Interior Car Perspective Male Voice Clip relays "10-86 01," indicating a need for additional backup in a challenging scenario. The Emergency Police Dispatch Radio Male Voice Clip confidently states "Go ahead 02," maintaining clear communication amidst the chaos of an emergency response.

In the midst of a crisis, Emergency Police Dispatch Unfiltered Adult Male reports "suspect is in custody 01," bringing a moment of relief and closure to a tense situation. A Volvo 740 Turbo 1986's Dial Climate Control Vent Direct Series whirs to life, offering a moment of mechanical contrast amidst the human drama of emergency responses. Air Traffic Control Unfiltered Adult Male calmly instructs "Flight 019, 2 mile NE turn left at 90 to establish," guiding pilots through the intricacies of airspace navigation. Remote Control Push Button clicks in response to a user's command, symbolizing the power of technology in controlling our surroundings.

The reel-to-reel tape machine hums with nostalgia as its switches and toggles click into place, a relic of a bygone era of audio recording technology. Emergency Fire Dispatch Radio Interior Truck Perspective Male Voice Clip urges "All engines respond 01," underscoring the urgency of a fire-related emergency. Emergency Police Dispatch Unfiltered Adult Male announces "10-29 warrants on the vehicle 01," revealing the intricate details that officers must navigate in the course of their duties. The reel-to-reel tape machine's buttons press and release in a rhythmic pattern, capturing the tactile nature of analog recording equipment.

Emergency Police Dispatch Radio Interior Car Perspective Male Voice Clip declares "Back at headquarters 02," a moment of respite in the midst of a crisis response. Fire Dispatch Radio Unfiltered Middle Age Female urgently reports "Engine 5 on scene, heavy fire direct exposure to A," illustrating the dangers faced by firefighters in the line of duty. Emergency Fire Dispatch Unfiltered Middle Age Male Voice Clip relays "Accident at Nineteen and Gratiot 01," marking the beginning of a coordinated emergency response. Fire Dispatch Radio Int Truck Middle Age Female alerts to a "downed wire at 14 and Hayes 01," highlighting the diverse challenges faced by first responders in the field.

The Emergency Police Dispatch Phone Filter Male calmly inquires "911, what's your emergency 03," setting the stage for a crucial exchange of information between dispatcher and caller. Remote Control Set Down lands with a gentle thud, signaling the end of a command issued and carried out. Emergency Fire Dispatch Radio Int Truck Adult Male Dispatch calls for "Engine 5 requesting Edison for Dow," showcasing the seamless coordination between various emergency response units. Emergency Fire Dispatch Radio Adult Male confidently states "Engine Three on scene and in command 01," illustrating the leadership and expertise required in firefighting operations.

Play and download these sounds here.