I liked this! (Perhaps a lot few less police / ambulance alarms would have been nice though. Like they're nice to have, but popped up way to often and lingered too long).
I wouldn't kick this out of bed for eating crackers, but perhaps the sirens are a bit too present. At one point I distinctly heard a low-flying helicopter which I am sure wasn't a thing in the 20's but "before I talk, I should read a book".
Another possibility is that we're playing historical simulation games or studying the early 20th century and ended up here seeking additional era-appropriate ambient sounds to (hopefully) enhance the immersion aspect of the gaming experience. Or whatever.
this is a good experiment to use for imagination mental exercises and creativity like going back in time perhaps like this 1930s ambient city soundtrack all kind of such background music together with other types like sea guls or sea waves or people cheering you or clapping all at the same time playing in the back ground can be used in therapy for people to achieve their goals faster or get rid of addictions by mentally rehearsing unfamiliar scenarios or life goals they want to accomplish but have little confidence to do it in real life Richard Bandler co-founder of NLP has audio tapes or casettes and filmed workshops using Neurolinguistic programming and hypnosis ranging from Motivation, Hurdling Hesitation and other topics using his own voice and different similar background uplifting music or sounds.
@@opreadumitru1 Entertaining and edifying if bordering on the pedantic (but hey who doesn't get pedantic?), the detailed information you've supplied on ambient sound represents a well-intentioned and useful public service. Really.
It's the city ambience from the new video game Mafia Definitive Edition. It takes place in the 1930's and I noticed how good the sound design is while playing so I came up with this video idea.
One of the better 1920's city sounds productions on RUclips which sounds strangely familiar. Perhaps from a certain game? Now if only it were 1:17:38 instead of 17:38. Am I right, people? What, do I have to download this and play it on loop? Well, OK. Also: did I correctly hear a helicopter at 5:15? Thanks, LostSounds.
![Harlem, New York 1930s in color, [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/zyD3HbpvTNs/mqdefault.jpg)
I liked this! (Perhaps a lot few less police / ambulance alarms would have been nice though. Like they're nice to have, but popped up way to often and lingered too long).
I wouldn't kick it out of bed for eating crackers, but perhaps the sirens are a touch too present.
I wouldn't kick this out of bed for eating crackers, but perhaps the sirens are a bit too present. At one point I distinctly heard a low-flying helicopter which I am sure wasn't a thing in the 20's but "before I talk, I should read a book".
I can’t believe this exists I just thought of it if you’re watching this you’re probably 100 years old thanks for the video
Another possibility is that we're playing historical simulation games or studying the early 20th century and ended up here seeking additional era-appropriate ambient sounds to (hopefully) enhance the immersion aspect of the gaming experience. Or whatever.
thanks for making this
Mafia COLH for sure. This is the soundscape we all love and not know.
They should make this ten hours long! Love it!
this is a good experiment to use for imagination mental exercises and creativity like going back in time perhaps like this 1930s ambient city soundtrack
all kind of such background music together with other types like sea guls or sea waves or people cheering you or clapping all at the same time playing in the back ground can be used in therapy for people to achieve their goals faster or get rid of addictions by mentally rehearsing unfamiliar scenarios or life goals they want to accomplish but have little confidence to do it in real life
Richard Bandler co-founder of NLP has audio tapes or casettes and filmed workshops using Neurolinguistic programming and hypnosis ranging from Motivation, Hurdling Hesitation and other topics using his own voice and different similar background uplifting music or sounds.
@@opreadumitru1 Entertaining and edifying if bordering on the pedantic (but hey who doesn't get pedantic?), the detailed information you've supplied on ambient sound represents a well-intentioned and useful public service. Really.
Agreed.
u can put youtube on a loop just in case that might help...
Greetings from "Love of Eugenio Montale" 2023 S.O.A. Italy
Greetings from "Love of Eugenio Montale" 2023 S.O.A. Italy
What is not to love?
LOL wbds. im here looking for sounds FOR mafia and i heard that lol
I am reading "He" by Lovecraft with these sounds!
Where is this from?
It's the city ambience from the new video game Mafia Definitive Edition. It takes place in the 1930's and I noticed how good the sound design is while playing so I came up with this video idea.
@@lostsounds3201 I honestly though it was from L.A. Noire.
@HistoryBird575 me too!
One of the better 1920's city sounds productions on RUclips which sounds strangely familiar. Perhaps from a certain game? Now if only it were 1:17:38 instead of 17:38. Am I right, people? What, do I have to download this and play it on loop? Well, OK. Also: did I correctly hear a helicopter at 5:15? Thanks, LostSounds.
It might have been a plane flying over
Propeller aircraft can sound quite like helicopters
Could this be a free download
Bring those tracks back
this is amasterpiece
Great work! Is it free to use for RUclips videos?
probably yes
It's from a contemporary video game so copyright might be an issue depending on your use intentions.
@@michaelkottler so how to all those let's play youtubers don't get in any trouble when the game including the music is in their videos?
i like from 0:00 from 17:30
Nah, i think it goes downhill after 17:29