This sound is from INT SFX Library

The interior ambience of the library is heightened by the winter season, creating a serene atmosphere in the otherwise empty junior high school. The large ceilings echo with the sound of an airplane flying outside, adding a sense of movement and adventure to the open library hallways. As you walk through the open space, you can hear the faint sound of a Hyundai Sonata starting up, the front end engine knocking as it navigates potholes with a bounce. The rain hitting at the rear windshield of a car passing by in the parking lot adds a cozy feeling to the otherwise quiet surroundings.

The atmosphere in the large commons open space is alive with distant chatter, movement, and activity, creating a vibrant backdrop to your study session. In the bedroom nearby, the fan box over the vent hums with air, creating a soothing white noise that helps you focus on your work. In the background, you can hear the Hyundai Sonata engine pushing to start, the button being pressed as it drives off into the distance. The sound of a shower running above adds a touch of relaxation to the otherwise bustling environment.

Up on the third floor of the old building, in front of the three Westinghouse elevators, the doors are closed and the hum of machinery fills the air. The metal scraping and echoing footsteps create a hauntingly beautiful symphony that reverberates through the hallway. In the nearby hospital, near a staff lounge at night, the sounds of elevator doors, beeps, knocks, and electrical whirs create a cacophony of activity that is both comforting and unsettling.

You can play and download these sounds on the INT S Library website, immersing yourself in a world of auditory stimulation that will transport you to different locations and environments. From the peaceful solitude of a rainy parking lot to the bustling energy of a crowded library, each sound offers a unique glimpse into the world of INT S. So put on your headphones, close your eyes, and let the sounds surround you as you explore the depths of the INT S Library.