where the sounds of supporter comes from?

[blue Snow]

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.

[fiulpro]

You mean the background Cheer?

 What we do see on television or YouTube is an edited video. Ofcourse the sound comes from prerecorded sounds from the people who might be now dead. It's not the audience. They are super less because of the pandemic. So they generally either play the prerecorded sounds or either they add them while the video might be going online etc. Either way its not a big matter of concern.

Those inside the stadium will hear a steady stream of fake crowd noise from the public address system, and those watching on TV will hear a different feed of fake crowd noise on the broadcast.

taken from google
Just like this and at the same.tike it's not just sports matches that use such things , most of the times there are cooking shows, there are funny stand up comedians etc.. all of them use such things.

It would be a funny thing to have a silent show. I would like it who knows how it will go though. There will be one or two scattered whistles, audiences are rarely in tune.

[dothebeats]

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 believe they are only using artificial crowd noise to create the similar atmosphere wherein stadiums are full to the brim with people for those who are watching from their houses. It's really boring to watch these sporting events without crowd cheers and noises, There are also virtual audiences that are being utilized by sports broadcasters in order to mimic a stadium filled with people just to get that atmosphere going for sports fans. We live in crazy times, so it's better to use these artificial sounds and virtual audiences rather than let people attend sporting events personally.

[dihari]

I've never imagine someone would asking this question right on that YouTube videos. That would be funny.

It's all about entertaining the multimedia contents to make it more attractive. If they let the video without the helps of that supporters sounds, it will be a boring video with only the wind or the ball kicked sound, and the players screaming. They even cover the empty seats with interesting design and pictures.

[Renampun]

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 was only the artificial voices of them which broadcasting the match...
you try to pay attention, each site that holds live broadcasts must have different cheers and some do not make artificial sounds at all. *btw, this topic is more suitable to be discussed in 'off topic' IMO

[Saint-loup]

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 believe they are only using artificial crowd noise to create the similar atmosphere wherein stadiums are full to the brim with people for those who are watching from their houses. It's really boring to watch these sporting events without crowd cheers and noises, There are also virtual audiences that are being utilized by sports broadcasters in order to mimic a stadium filled with people just to get that atmosphere going for sports fans. We live in crazy times, so it's better to use these artificial sounds and virtual audiences rather than let people attend sporting events personally.

Thank you for the article https://www.theverge.com/2020/7/25/21336017/fox-sports-baseball-virtual-fans-epic-unreal-engine-empty-stadiums-mlb
I didn't know this process of virtual audience, it's very realistic on the pictures and the videos. 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.

[cutesgirl]

For the global spectator it will sound the same as in normal matches without covid. it does not bother me to much that we do not see audience in the stadium.
In the beginning we did not hear any audio, yes that was a big difference then you hear really any noise.

[dimonstration]

I've never imagine someone would asking this question right on that YouTube videos. That would be funny.

It's all about entertaining the multimedia contents to make it more attractive. If they let the video without the helps of that supporters sounds, it will be a boring video with only the wind or the ball kicked sound, and the players screaming. They even cover the empty seats with interesting design and pictures.

That's how the games or tournaments now, to be able to still uplift the surrounding and still gain the vibes of having a audience especially if it will be televised, the event organjzers will put some background, designs, and music. It's quite boring to watch without sounds of cheering especially when it comes in gambling or sports tournament. Maybe it's the 1st time again OP got to watch events due to Pandemic.

[dunfida]

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.

Its just artificial sounds that had been generated to make it more to be into those situations where crowd is really watching off a certain game.They had put up that kind of set-up

to make it feel that there's a crowd vibe which i dont see for it to be a bad idea and that do somehow patches up the lack of presence on actual thing.

I dont know on why you do able to ask out for a very obvious thing or simply just using up that common sense of yours.

[Vaskiy]

These sounds are just the addition to the video. To give an excitement and visual involvement to the people watching the game these sounds were added. On some games audience were allowed and this can be seen on games that are being played with any audience on the ground. Earlier this was into discussion during the previous IPL season, because the matches were played with ZERO audience. At times these sounds seems to be unenjoyable, because we can feel it is an addition.

[Wisbrown]

It is very obvious that without noise that place will look boring, that why artificial noise is be created to keep the place a little bit lively. So the noise is be created artificially.

[Lanatsa]

I agree on the mans words said on this video that if you do see a game which doesn't have crowd noise would really be like just a practice game.

All things explained here about that NFL's Fake crowd noise system. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaO7sxNg2BI
Some might really look for it to be non appealing but this one do really done its job well.

[jossiel]

They are pre-recorded.

Having no audience and there's a sound of the crowd then that's the technical side which belongs to the audio team. And it's applicable not only during this pandemic but also in other events that it needs to be played.

it does not bother me to much that we do not see audience in the stadium.

We're still in the pandemic and that wouldn't really bother me as well.

[blue Snow]

You mean the background Cheer?

What we do see on television or YouTube is an edited video.

I've never imagine someone would asking this question right on that YouTube videos.

They are pre-recorded.

I bet for Everton, so I watch this live game 2 days ago, sound is the same as the youtube video.

I guess sound engineering in behind had a good hand at editing video in live.

[shoreno]

the sound comes from prerecorded sounds from the people who might be now dead.

oh thats creepy as f , playing and there might be dead people watching and cheering in your game inside that stadium but normal at the same time because they arent the one who does this and it will be plain/less lively if no sounds at all  .

They even cover the empty seats with interesting design and pictures.

this is what i noticed when i check the video  . i tried to adjust the video to make it clearer and replay it many times because the background looks wierd and found out that they dont move but the crowd was still there  but there are a few people on that stage that do real noise but sadly thier sounds wont be heard in the edited stream

[Strongkored]

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

[Lorence.xD]

I've never imagine someone would asking this question right on that YouTube videos. That would be funny.

It's all about entertaining the multimedia contents to make it more attractive. If they let the video without the helps of that supporters sounds, it will be a boring video with only the wind or the ball kicked sound, and the players screaming. They even cover the empty seats with interesting design and pictures.

That was my first instinct too, that it was a ploy to make the game more entertaining since there aren't a lot of audience, I understand this kind of thing for entertainment, we watch a lot of shows with laugh tracks and we don't seem to mind so I guess that there is nothing wrong with this video. I am imagining it already, with no cheering and only commentary, I think that viewership is going to go down.

[cabron]

I've never imagine someone would asking this question right on that YouTube videos. That would be funny.

It's all about entertaining the multimedia contents to make it more attractive. If they let the video without the helps of that supporters sounds, it will be a boring video with only the wind or the ball kicked sound, and the players screaming. They even cover the empty seats with interesting design and pictures.

That was my first instinct too, that it was a ploy to make the game more entertaining since there aren't a lot of audience, I understand this kind of thing for entertainment, we watch a lot of shows with laugh tracks and we don't seem to mind so I guess that there is nothing wrong with this video. I am imagining it already, with no cheering and only commentary, I think that viewership is going to go down.

I wouldn't even notice any of those cheers because most of the time I will just watch the game and whatever happens in the background will just be ignored. But I would assume the players themselves wouldn't be hearing all these cheers and all the celebrations they do when they hit the goal are just them yelling. The background music and cheers are just in the commentator's booth.

[rhomelmabini]

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

If anyone just missed the reply of Strongkored this was the answer from the OPs post. I think it isn't strange considering they will really find some alternative just to make the audience feel it was like before when this pandemic hasn't hit yet. Furthermore, I guess you already find it OP, the answer on your question was on your post, it may not be the right one but I think they use other recorded audios from the crowd.

[maydna]

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

If anyone just missed the reply of Strongkored this was the answer from the OPs post. I think it isn't strange considering they will really find some alternative just to make the audience feel it was like before when this pandemic hasn't hit yet. Furthermore, I guess you already find it OP, the answer on your question was on your post, it may not be the right one but I think they use other recorded audios from the crowd.

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.