where the sounds of supporter comes from?

[Silberman]

I see something strange on Premier League Everton vs Burnley look exciting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6q2WQdGe50

anyone know where the sounds of supporter? when you look inside, there is an empty attribute, nothing the audience. I guess they use sounds on background, CMIIW.

It is kind of odd that you are only noticing this now but after sports began again it was clear that something was needed to be done because the absence of public will have an effect on the matches, we know that a soccer game is supposed to sound in a particular way and if it does not then people will lose interest despite the fact they knew deep down there could not be such sounds since there was no public, so it was decided to add sounds that recreated the experience of the audience and personally I prefer this many times to a silent game.

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[Kittygalore]

They need to hype the game for the television audience so the viewership goes up and they can earn money, you don't want to be sitting on your home cheering for your team alone, the sound reinforces the idea that you are not alone in the cheering of your team which is a good psychological trick to make people stay on the program, imagine a sitcom that you are the only one laughing, I guess you could say that it is a little boring.

[acroman08]

I don't know why any stadium don't try to use projectors to project those virtual audience images directly in the stadium, it would be more realistic, and players on the field would feel an almost real audience supporting them.

you're talking about putting the image projectors physically inside the stadium during games, right? it's just my opinion(since I might be wrong) but the projector to make a virtual audience wouldn't make sense to the athletes because of their angles and the movements they would make around the field. it might even become a distraction to them because of the distortion the image would make in different angles if you project it on the audience's seats.

[swogerino]

They need to hype the game for the television audience so the viewership goes up and they can earn money, you don't want to be sitting on your home cheering for your team alone, the sound reinforces the idea that you are not alone in the cheering of your team which is a good psychological trick to make people stay on the program, imagine a sitcom that you are the only one laughing, I guess you could say that it is a little boring.

They try their best but the problem at least in the Champions League games I have seen in Tv is that the cheering is linear.The real cheer has moments of joy when your team is playing well and moments of sadness where your team does not perform well.They need to change this to make the game attractive to watch during this pandemic time.

[Kittygalore]

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They try their best but the problem at least in the Champions League games I have seen in Tv is that the cheering is linear.The real cheer has moments of joy when your team is playing well and moments of sadness where your team does not perform well.They need to change this to make the game attractive to watch during this pandemic time.

They don't have to change anything, they know how this thing works and only avid fans will be able to tell the difference in the cheering and they know that there is only a few people that have that keen insight so they don't have to spend a lot of time perfecting the fake crowd cheer.

[Mauser]

I see something strange on Premier League Everton vs Burnley look exciting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6q2WQdGe50

anyone know where the sounds of supporter? when you look inside, there is an empty attribute, nothing the audience. I guess they use sounds on background, CMIIW.

Yeah it's artificial sound added to the game from previous ones. They have been doing it in my country since last year. Honestly, it's alright in my opinion. Seeing an empty stadium without any sounds was really wierd in the begging. We just got so used to people cheering during sport matches. But for the players it's still wierd to play on an empty stadium without anyone cheering if they score a goal.

[rhomelmabini]

With the growth of technology, making a fake sound will not difficult, especially there is an expert who knows the trick to make it. They can take the recorded from the previous match which has an audience and combine it with the match, so the audience in their home can see the sound on their television or even in the live match. The officials of those sports will figure out how to make the match can entertain people at their home as we still at the pandemic. It is like we watch a movie or else from Youtube with a sound background at the movie. So I guess that will still give another experience to the audience at their home.

It's not that difficult nowadays and even a kid can do it, well, it's still fine I think that they do this kind rather than nothing because that will really be too boring. It will be cool to see if they do the same in the basketball live games were people on the bench side has live screen but I think it will really be hassle putting such large screen in a football arena.

[Reatim]

I see something strange on Premier League Everton vs Burnley look exciting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6q2WQdGe50

anyone know where the sounds of supporter? when you look inside, there is an empty attribute, nothing the audience. I guess they use sounds on background, CMIIW.

Is this the very first time that you watched a Pre recorded Videos? this is like Crating a Movie when the editor put sounds or effects in the scene to make it looks like realistic .
and your video shared is not Live game means that can be easily edit and gives viewers/watchers a good experience even that the game was HELD ON A ZERO FANS global .

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They try their best but the problem at least in the Champions League games I have seen in Tv is that the cheering is linear.The real cheer has moments of joy when your team is playing well and moments of sadness where your team does not perform well.They need to change this to make the game attractive to watch during this pandemic time.

They don't have to change anything, they know how this thing works and only avid fans will be able to tell the difference in the cheering and they know that there is only a few people that have that keen insight so they don't have to spend a lot of time perfecting the fake crowd cheer.

Exactly. They can do that easily with the help from many officers in that match.
During this pandemic which makes people need to stay at home, the competitions need to attract their fans back in the fields, and they will do many things to make sure the audience and the fans can enjoy the match.
I think it will be no problem for the audience if the sound is fake because what they want is to watch their favorite team compete with the other team.
They can watch the match from home with their family or friends, so that will almost be the same although they are not watching in the stadium.

[Alucard1]

That is funny if someone asks something about that about the videos. Those crowd noises are surely an edited video, maybe they just add those voices so the game would look like an intense game and for entertainment as well. An original video would look so boring if they don't even add some extra effects and edits to it. It's just fun reading a thread like this lol.

Just imagine a game without any noise, that would be a boring game and will look like a not intense battle. This pandemic gives big changes to the game settings, so they need to do some effort on making the sports alive to satisfy the fans.

[Lanatsa]

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They try their best but the problem at least in the Champions League games I have seen in Tv is that the cheering is linear.The real cheer has moments of joy when your team is playing well and moments of sadness where your team does not perform well.They need to change this to make the game attractive to watch during this pandemic time.

They don't have to change anything, they know how this thing works and only avid fans will be able to tell the difference in the cheering and they know that there is only a few people that have that keen insight so they don't have to spend a lot of time perfecting the fake crowd cheer.

Exactly. They can do that easily with the help from many officers in that match.
During this pandemic which makes people need to stay at home, the competitions need to attract their fans back in the fields, and they will do many things to make sure the audience and the fans can enjoy the match.
I think it will be no problem for the audience if the sound is fake because what they want is to watch their favorite team compete with the other team.
They can watch the match from home with their family or friends, so that will almost be the same although they are not watching in the stadium.

Management will really be making out those kind of changes which does simply shows that they are really adapting into the current situation we are in.

This doesn't only solve out players problems about crowd noise but also into the viewers itself because it is really on different vibe when you don't hear out some crowd noise
on just watching.

With having this then its really a good addition to compensate the user experience that had been a while is on absence.

[AmoreJaz]

That is funny if someone asks something about that about the videos. Those crowd noises are surely an edited video, maybe they just add those voices so the game would look like an intense game and for entertainment as well. An original video would look so boring if they don't even add some extra effects and edits to it. It's just fun reading a thread like this lol.

Just imagine a game without any noise, that would be a boring game and will look like a not intense battle. This pandemic gives big changes to the game settings, so they need to do some effort on making the sports alive to satisfy the fans.

yes, exactly! players just doing their job without any noise from the background. thats really boring! they need to spice up the game, otherwise, viewers will not see this as interesting to watch. that strategy is like an old news though.
anyway, it seems that we are slowly seeing live audience again very soon. though contained, at least have some people inside the arena. it will take time before we will see the same enthusiasm from the crowd. but we will get there...

[maxreish]

The voice is a recording as mentioned by Jossiel, and you can read here that the audience's voice was supplied by EA Sports
sources: https://www.si.com/soccer/2020/06/12/la-liga-premier-league-fake-fan-noise-broadcasts-ea-sports

It wouldnt be surprising that they have used artificial sound. Due to Covid 19 situation and strict rules that prevents to attend in some sports area with crowded people, they pre recorded audience noise and play it while the game is happening. This isn't something new. Rather, it just added some spice and presentation to the sports as well. An impact is there if we hear some cheering sounds.

[goaldigger]

The voice is a recording as mentioned by Jossiel, and you can read here that the audience's voice was supplied by EA Sports
sources: https://www.si.com/soccer/2020/06/12/la-liga-premier-league-fake-fan-noise-broadcasts-ea-sports

It wouldnt be surprising that they have used artificial sound. Due to Covid 19 situation and strict rules that prevents to attend in some sports area with crowded people, they pre recorded audience noise and play it while the game is happening. This isn't something new. Rather, it just added some spice and presentation to the sports as well. An impact is there if we hear some cheering sounds.

We all know that there’s no live audience or very limited to none at all, so in order for the league to become more fun, for sure they’ve decided to put an artificial sounds where people can think that there’s actually an audience. Those league are trying their best to make this season through, its not fake its just happen that this is the best they can do under this circumstances, not a big deal at all.

[Hamphser]

This explains all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaO7sxNg2BI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUrHaGvU1Mk

Good solution if players and audience are bored on having no-crowd noise games.

[blue Snow]

Is this the very first time that you watched a Pre recorded Videos?

No, I watched it Live either, sounds the same as a youtube video.

we have to watch another game next week, maybe specific games of Everton or Burnley. I just curious maybe they pay to attract large audiences on tv shows, we all know both teams standing on the middle board where not much audience to watch without that sound.

[maydna]

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It's not that difficult nowadays and even a kid can do it, well, it's still fine I think that they do this kind rather than nothing because that will really be too boring. It will be cool to see if they do the same in the basketball live games were people on the bench side has live screen but I think it will really be hassle putting such large screen in a football arena.

Yes, it is. I am sure the officials will think about how they can serve entertainment to their audience, and they will do anything to get good ratings. Perhaps, they can use the other recorded match and edit to have sounds, the people in the field or stadium, and give another experience to the audience. People in their home will try to watch the match together, which can feel like at the stadium for them.

[bitterguy28]

I see something strange on Premier League Everton vs Burnley look exciting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6q2WQdGe50

anyone know where the sounds of supporter? when you look inside, there is an empty attribute, nothing the audience. I guess they use sounds on background, CMIIW.

I remember Myself like this Last year , when the sports finally allowed to conduct games again but no allowed Fans to enter the premises.

I keep asking myself about the crowd shouting and cheering.

Until an hour that i realized it was edited as not Live game is what i'm watching 

[Genemind]

It would suck watching a sport event without even a sound of a cheer even if it is artificial. This had been the new normal sonce the pandemic started, it is difficult to conduct social distancing especially if it's a major sport even. That is why they have virtual audience and most are recorded or broadcasted live.

[traderethereum]

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They try their best but the problem at least in the Champions League games I have seen in Tv is that the cheering is linear.The real cheer has moments of joy when your team is playing well and moments of sadness where your team does not perform well.They need to change this to make the game attractive to watch during this pandemic time.

They don't have to change anything, they know how this thing works and only avid fans will be able to tell the difference in the cheering and they know that there is only a few people that have that keen insight so they don't have to spend a lot of time perfecting the fake crowd cheer.

Exactly. They can do that easily with the help from many officers in that match.
During this pandemic which makes people need to stay at home, the competitions need to attract their fans back in the fields, and they will do many things to make sure the audience and the fans can enjoy the match.
I think it will be no problem for the audience if the sound is fake because what they want is to watch their favorite team compete with the other team.
They can watch the match from home with their family or friends, so that will almost be the same although they are not watching in the stadium.

Management will really be making out those kind of changes which does simply shows that they are really adapting into the current situation we are in.

This doesn't only solve out players problems about crowd noise but also into the viewers itself because it is really on different vibe when you don't hear out some crowd noise
on just watching.

With having this then its really a good addition to compensate the user experience that had been a while is on absence.

That will be different to hear the crowd noise from home than in the stadium, but we as an audience can not do anything except trying to enjoy the match.
Maybe that is the solution that we can get right now in this pandemic, but I am sure that when the pandemic is ended, we can go back to the stadium to feel the real experience as before.
We do not have to complain if the noise comes from the recorded of the previous match because I think the staff involved in that match is creative and want to give the best thing to their audience or fans.