Quote from: Sarah Azhari on Today at 06:33:58 AM

I just watch the highlight mini match of champions league last night. I watch it all 9 match, and a bit confused when hear all sound from supporter on stadium because all look the same.

you will hear a sound drum strings with the same tone, and sound cheers where almost the same when the player dribbling the ball almost in front of the goal.

I thing that champions league company just use that fake supporter sound to make their show to be lively, This can also affect the audience's interest to watch on each match because the company banded with their ads.

I just know that because there are some stadiums that do not have enough supporters, but the cheers sound already full lively with drum strings also.

what do you think?, is real or use recording through speakers

How strange! In some games, it is artificially filled with the noise of crowds to make the audience feel the excitement. Many leagues-the Champions League included-start recording the fans' soundtracks before playing the game to make the game exciting for viewers who do not set eyes on it during the pandemic. The arena may not be so packed or scanty. That's not all Training is still yet to disappear. This is very true, especially in tournaments with only a few participants.

Although this helps keep the energy up for viewers at home. But I admit that sometimes it feels repetitive or random. This is especially true when the crowd's reactions don't match the real-time action on the field. However, the intent is to make this claim entertaining. This may cause companies to This claim continues to be used. Having said that, I think most of us wanted to hear the real reaction of the crowd. Even though the field isn't full. It will be more realistic and reflect the true atmosphere of each match.

Quote from: zuzie on Today at 06:52:21 AM

There are various steps that will be taken by the Champions League company in order to attract people to be interested in watching the football match that will be held, whether in camouflage or real, but in my personal opinion, if the steps he takes do not violate existing regulations, I don't think this will happen. will be a problem.
Yes, as you have said above and the conclusion is that the sound of the crowd cheering, the truth of which is not yet clear, is just a small problem and I think the audience watching the event via social media will not be a problem that will become a problem during the match. It is clear that there is fraud that favors only one club. Grin

As long as the measures of the Major League Championship are taken to ensure the football atmosphere, such as unnatural crowd noise, Won't violate any rules. It might not be a big deal. In the end The goal is to make the experience more engaging. Especially for viewers watching from home or on social media.

I think a lot of it is about finding the balance between fun and reality. The added crowd noise can be a little fake at times, though. As long as it doesn't interfere with fair play. or giving one team an unfair advantage It's not a big deal. Most of the viewers are here only for the fun of the game. In the end What's really important It's the action on the field, the crowd noise, whether real or simulated. It's just one part of the package that will make the viewing experience even more immersive.