Fantasy Medieval Town Ambience | 45 minutes

[@fredthemanish]

really helps with writing papers, especially history papers.

[@Gejokono]

Frank Castle I need to try that now! Sounds like it would!

[@1Fresh_Water]

I've written 3 papers listening to this already

[@fredthemanish]

Fresh_Water so far ive written 2 papers.

[@vvald008]

Every time I am working on a paper or special project, I listen to this guy's videos. If he had an album, I'd buy it. That's how effective they are as non-disruptive, immersive background noise.

[@hamdashepard]

Got me through my thesis proposal for my electrical engineering degree lmao

[@starlightmoonlight4011]

I love this. I feel as though I'm resting in a tree besides a rushing creek, as the townsfolk below go through their day. Laughter, drums, voices, all give the air of safety. Peaceful.i love it.

[@TheDragonLindy]

Now I can get the scarlet fever and eat stale bread in my imagination.

[@TheRedArrowExpress]

BRING OUT YOUR DEAD! BRING OUT YOUR DEAD!

[@FabBrigade]

It's just a flesh wound.

[@sanguinelynx]

@@FabBrigade I'm not dead yet.

[@SebAnders]

"You owe the Crown eleven shillings in tax!"

[@DonyaLane]

@@sanguinelynx , it's missing some coconuts (clopping) and African swallows, too! LOL (Truth be told, I'll probably be going to sleep to this tonight. It's really nice.)

[@Travellight21]

This is so peaceful and beautiful! When the faraway windchimes came in around 2:08 I fell in love with this channel

[@SkyCandyDigitalCinema]

We just added another peaceful mid-evil village to our channel you'll enjoy :)

[@-barulf9756]

I really love this, it is so non-repetitive, the sound quality is great, I love the background picture and that it slightly moves / the fire is animated e.g. I always come back to this one, it's my absolute favourite.

[@allora5449]

This reminds me of renaissance fairs. My family used to be in a medieval fight group that worked in several renaissance fairs, and occasionally I would be able to go since I was pretty young when they were in the group. I just remember all the sounds and the smells, and sometimes just the smell of a campfire will remind me of the fairs. I really miss those days...

[@0Amour0Musique0]

There’s one near me that I go to every year! It’s really great.

[@tanner9658]

Dude you're a genius. Keep doing this and I think people will catch on. Just found out about this channel and I love it

[@GuildofAmbience]

Thanks, glad you like :)

[@JohnJones1987]

Needs more lute & flute bro. People will come for the lute, but they'll stay for the flute.

[@rocketcab]

@ John Jones.... Ha, ha, ha, ha.... yes, sir ! ! !

[@creatrixZBD]

John Jones I'll do some flute for it, or flageolette. Guild of Ambience, what a great name :)

[@Lucas-wj8kl]

same here xD

[@AriPotter]

I forgot how much I fucking love ambience videos like these. Thank you, it's such a perfect blend of everything.

[@elizabethfrei9362]

I'm writing an essay for my archaeology class about a city from the 15th century, and the noises around my room were incredibly distracting. This has helped me so much. The light, almost dulled sound of music, with the sound of moving water give me the perfect environment to get this assignment done. Thank you so much

[@SGHABRIAL]

So I came to the Guild earlier this week to hide for a few days- played the uploads in reverse order and traveled the evolution of Greycott(?) and beyond. A perfect getaway to get some thinking, writing, and reading done.

[@beethovenfan3]

You're a genius, mate. I can't tell you what these 45 minutes have meant to me, again and again and again. Much love.

[@emdash2997]

I love the talking in the foreground, it’s surprisingly calming. And the distant drumming and other instruments is such a nice addition. Thanks for this, the combination of background and foreground sounds is one of the most unique and soothing I’ve found on KZbin so far.

[@computerteeth9887]

This is the best village ambience video I've come across.

[@HotChip343]

I didn't know I needed this but turns out I do

[@serenemountain6769]

: ) this scene reminds me of a Game Series called Fable, you visit villages such as this one ...

[@66776970]

Um...I don't know about that town...

[@66776970]

That town is among the mountains...or somewhere.

[@66776970]

That town reminds me of some charcoal or cobblestone from some houses.I was acording myself of a campfire in the middle of nowhere...I picked up some cobblestone: The town was some houses made of cobblestones

[@66776970]

Nowhere.

[@gabe135]

This is one of the best ambient tracks I've found. High quality, nice variety, and very realistic.

[@padalan2504]

its great for making maps as well. it makes you think more about the enviroment. you can hear horses and cart and you just know that you need the streets to be a bit bigger, so the carts can pass and turn. you hear a tavern and you just make one. people talking = get some houses. drums = barracks a river = so you start making bridges and flowing water and boats, giving the map a bit of a depth metal sounds = boom blacksmith for horseshoes and weapons and armor for those barracks you made before drums again = maybe a training yard. soldiers drill. another metal sounds = make 2 smiths its a big city now people are getting louder, so the street is probably bigger great content. just wondering if the river flow will ever stop :D

[@magpineapple]

like video game maps?

[@RineGee]

To me, this is the best medieval ambience there is. It has the best combination of background noises and light music . Thank you!!!

[@sofimei_jmj4567]

Play this while doing written work, and you feel like you're an apprentice scribe of sorts, practicing your letters and putting your knowledge to use. A literate one among the masses

[@kimberlyparham6372]

When I type in ambience and I just get a bunch of rain sounds, it’s so disappointing.... but this..... this is amazing... I really feel like I’m there!! All the different sounds coming in and out...This is perfection!!!

[@BanditoBurrito]

Awesome channel. Strangely enough it's nice to play ambience stuff while doing homework and just go full fantasy mode.

[@gninja92]

Bandit fable 3 here I come .

[@diveetaz6703]

Life is fantasy

[@Haleyangelo]

I love listening to this with homework. It keeps me focused(I really struggle with that) and is less terrible to do because the sounds make me feel like I'm in medieval(or whatever the ambiance is) time. Feels like I'm reading my textbook outside of town. Love it!

[@nastasyayaremchuk2896]

especially if you're doing a degree in Medieval Studies as I am!

[@gracel5723]

Listening to this while drawing is THE BEST.

[@amelie.1313]

I've started to draw this landscape while listening 😊

[@Mcarsonisdumb]

The audio balancing in this is sooo good. There's a party going on outside, and I absolutely thought the distant drums that start after 20 minutes was from the party, and took my headphones away from my ears a few times to check.

[@CampingforCool41]

I keep coming back to this one. It doesn't get repetative, the perfect blend of nature sounds and distant sounds of a lively village.

[@ugospadafora2014]

This is perfect background noise for working, especially when it's from home like I do. the sounds of an active village (without the annoying sounds of cars and other modern stuff) wake me up and free me from all distraction.

[@KatieoftheNight]

my imagination runs WILD when i hear your tracks!!!!

[@GuildofAmbience]

Glad you like! :)

[@willhuey4891]

@@GuildofAmbience i imagine unwinding at a tavern and getting some food and drink after after a long adventure of slaying monsters.

[@TehXilee]

Oh I'm using this for our next DND meet up

[@TartanKiwi]

Right?

[@stefan3886]

same

[@jacksquat6962]

Oh gosh yes.

[@Kanyeez]

That's why I am even here

[@Raven-fh6tq]

ahhhhh yes. I will too. This is amazing.

[@joannegeoghegan3006]

So relaxing. I would love to walk into this picture and sit and admire the quiet surroundings.

[@noah4720]

Have you ever missed something you never did? Or never lived? It's so strange this feeling, it makes you sad and helpless, you want to go back to living that as if you had already lived it, but in reality you never lived or never did that. Right now I'm feeling a huge lack / desire to go to a wooden house, in the forest full of flowers and medicinal plants or not, the place is full of trees and near the house is a river. The waters are crystal clear you can see everything from below, the sun rays hit the water making it even more beautiful, you can see the rocks below, the fish, leaves, branches and so on. It's a nice climate not too hot and not too cold, perfect I would say, you can smell the earth, it smells so good in your eyes, you can smell the rain along with the smell of the grass, since at night Previously it had rained. You feel the refreshing morning breeze, the sound of leaves on the trees swaying in the wind, creating a nice melody. You look around, watching the great mountains close by, in the skies the birds fly and make beautiful songs, even though it was just dawn you had a lot of work to do, you went back inside your simple wooden house, not very big and not too small, everything was so simple, the furniture was made of wood, as soon as you see a basket on the dining table, you get closer, hearing the wood creak under your feet and then pick it up going back to the entrance of your house. and putting on his shoes, then opens the door hearing the small creak and then closing and locking it. Without further ado, you walk along a small dirt path, it wouldn't take that long to reach the entrance of the village, I'd say another 10 minutes and you'd be there, you walk observing everything around you, trees, animals, flowers, even even the insects, the dirt road with some puddles of water and mud, you avoided them as much as possible, as you didn't want to ruin your new shoes, they were very difficult to get. You were somewhat distracted, but soon you came back to reality when you heard a melody and people's voices, you look ahead and realize that you had already arrived in the village, the houses made of wood and stone, some big and some small the smell of fresh bread hung in the air making you a little hungry as you didn't eat any breakfast, you went to the stand and soon noticed the breads of different ingredients and sizes, you don't care too much you grab one of them right away giving the money to the nice lady from the bakery, who hands you your change smiling kindly, then you tear off a piece and put the rest of the bread in your basket. After buying the bread and saying goodbye to the lady, you continue to walk through the village, while you happily ate the bread, it was warm showing that it had just been made, you greeted the villagers with a friendly smile, your main objective was to buy some fruit and plants, since he was a herbalist, the only one in his village. You stop at a stall where you sold some fruit, it was harvest time, then picking up some and paying and leaving, it wasn't long before you reached your main destination, just a few more minutes. You could hear music in the background, very lively in your eyes, then turning in the direction it was coming from, you could see that in the center of the square near the huge fountain, there were several people dancing and partying, it was normal at this time of year. that it's spring, soon it would be the flower festival so he wasn't even surprised to see everyone dancing and singing. He continued walking until he reached a simple shop, with the typical pine wood door, in the windows there were some vines and right above a sign written in Louloúdia green. You soon open the door, hearing the bell ringing, the interior of the store was extremely charming, several plants of different types and colors were on the walls, planted in pots. Soon the store owner meets you, greeting you and asking what plants you are going to buy today, you explain to her that you need 900 grams of Malva and Lavender plants, she nods slightly and then goes towards the back of the store, returning with small jars with the plants inside, you pick them up and pay for them. Thanking the store owner you leave the store and begin to return to your home.

[@1Fresh_Water]

I'm imagining I'm siting on the grass, next to the bridge over the river to Imre, and Kvothe is sitting on the grass next to me lazily strumming his lute. :)

[@isaiahgonzales9989]

Agreed. The Slow Regard of Silent Things was like an appetizer for something better to come. And I want it lol

[@crobey7257]

Only a beautiful author such as rothfuss can create a story like the name of the wind

[@atomike87]

took the words right out of my... fingers?

[@jaqenhghar5014]

May I ask which book you speak of in such high regard?

[@latui7350]

Look up Patrick Rothfuss. All of his books are amazing. You need them Jaqen. He's been working on another book for the series, but put everything on hold when Trump was elected. He's currently authoring a newsletter that provides readers with information regarding local elections, important political events and unbiased news sources. He's an awesome all around guy.

[@jorpathaninchantree9684]

love the trot of horse sound...it is so real...I love it

[@sethcragan6908]

Thank you for being one of the few who actually get it. You don't feel the need to take 10 minutes telling us what we should do. you just let the experience happen. you are a gem. Thank you....deeply.

[@Dlraco]

OMG This is perfect for my writing! It is so much easier to write a scene when you can hear the area you want to describe. Thanks!!

[@patrickoneill8707]

Dlraco, I am a freelance writer, and I play the Ambience Guild vids in my headphones while I write. You are right, there is always something by this wonderful channel I can find to help my writing.

[@the13throse]

I'm glad there's so many different kinds of ambiance videos on KZbin now. I've started using fitting ambiance instead of music to help me feel more immersed while roleplaying or writing on my own, and it's been helping a lot!

[@zeddy2284]

It's like I'm 12 again when I didn't need music to easily conjure up these worlds in my mind, ty my friend

[@yougoslaviee]

This has helped me so much in the past and still does today. I remember listening to it for the first time when I started reading Assassin’s Apprentice by Robin Hobb. Thank you so much. ❤️

[@glambertgurl1117]

Thanks for the book recommendation lol. You should check out Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Mass. Very good fantasy/medieval book. The Shadow and Bone trilogy is a good one too. The books are better than the Netflix series. Not sure if they would necessarily count as a medieval fantasy, but it's still a great fantasy trilogy. 😊

[@echterdeutscherhonig]

Thanks for this video! I really like this kind of ambience and also the artwork. The barking dog is a bit of fun-fortunate for me since I am trying to escape the barking neighbor dog by listening to this :D

[@chemicalheartswhisperingsh4435]

I listen to this whenever I am writing. I love the feeling I get and it helps me capture the story onto paper.

[@jacksquat6962]

This channel is perfect for anybody who plays D&D, PERIOD.

[@lijusav]

I love to listen this while writing my novel. The sound landscape is so rich and none of the sounds dominate too much to break concentration. Thank you, my fellow, I want to be part of your guild!

[@Rachel-qo4ry]

This is my favourite sound ambience ❤ just wish it was longer!

[@dakotalee6990]

I basically live for that lazy guitar plucking. This is the 5th time I've listened to this today.

[@bgm-sh9pe]

I love the really steady quiet drumming in the background

[@trancendental5373]

This reminds me of the world in Dragon's Age Inquisition. You would sometimes crest over a hill and have a savepoint in view of a village like this. Cool.

[@johny1968]

My favourite one. Love the gentle guitar strumming that floats in. Perfect ambience to relax or focus.

[@davidledoux1736]

Such a wonderful ambience. I'm listening to this channel all day at work with my earbuds. Perfect sounds to be productive by. Thank you!

[@severusdeath]

i use this channel during dnd games..people love it.

[@YappyRaccoon]

oh no, I want to join your game group

[@rileybardos2572]

i love that there are musicians nearby ❤

[@peanutbutter1530]

im in quarantine and listening to this just makes me want to go out even more, to check if i were in medieval era. i know my mind is sick

[@blueelk]

same!

[@officiallydead2466]

Whenever I go out I'm disappointed with reality, I've decided my mind is the best place for me.

[@elizabethfrei9362]

@@s.a.munknown4300 Agreed. In fact I'm grateful for the freedom that we have nowadays to live how we'd like. We can pick and choose what aspects of past eras we'd like to revive, while keeping certain current aspects (I like the greater equality especially haha) that are important to us. I can choose to grow my own food, live off of my countrys grid, build my own cottage, while still keeping my vegan lifestyle that I surely wouldn't have even known of in the medieval period. Or, reading books with a literacy that would have been very rare back then for someone who's not very well off.

[@vercingetorixavernian8978]

sounds like your mind is getting healthier, not sicker haha

[@peanutbutter1530]

Pft, u guys r really cute

[@stefan1924]

Awesome that even the bird voices are European ones. It's but a tiny detail, but often people put the sounds of American birds over European medieval scenery. Makes it all the more immersive. :)

[@terezacasana4397]

Great one! When someone started playing the lute, I realized how abundant the sounds are. Thank you, oh, generous crafter of ambience.

[@Greggorious123]

This is seriously beautiful

[@littlefarmlover]

I love these on the big screen when we're playing board games!

[@wajihugh]

I don’t know what kind of sorcery this is, but it makes my brain juices flow.

[@fretho8410]

Gives such serenity and peace of mind. Ideal for winding down after a hectic day at work.

[@Centuries_of_Nope]

Just played D&D for the first time. I took to that game like a fish in water! Videos like this have been A BLAST to listen to! They always help me relax, making me feel like I'm in those worlds. Keep up the good work man!

[@lovelymarkles]

I suffer from insomnia and I just recently fell upon this channel. I really love it, and it has helped with my sleep pattern so much. Thank you for making these beautiful videos, now I can fall asleep imagining that I am living a different life in every video.

[@furtz68]

Really love this one ! I like when there's a little bit of distant chatter :)

[@JungleGirl-Lookbook-ir4rq]

This is the kind of content I keep coming back for. Your music and visuals are a perfect harmony.

[@RandyCtheRD]

This video reminds me of sitting outside your campsite at a Renaissance festival, especially with the random drums and guitar softly in the background. One of my favorite ambience videos by far, I only wish it was longer like the others by the Guild of Ambience. Excellent job though!

[@Balmorian]

So atmospheric, you really captured the distance. These are such a delight!

[@AmbientAlcove]

The marching band in the far background is a nice touch. I am really enjoying this!

[@SheepDogTricks]

So many crap ambience channels on youtube...but this is not one of them! Thank you.

[@hunterhaller4065]

These will all come in handy when I read my next fantasy novel... Thank you very much for these :D

[@brycat61]

This is where the D&D adventurer come home to rest its perfect, thanks!!!

[@thirdlantern]

72" hi-def screen. Faux window sash bars over it, with some rustic curtains down the sides. Quality speakers. HEAVEN.

[@burninroses1755]

Lmao should do that at the window looking out at the street

[@mexa_t6534]

I’m writing a fantasy novel for an English lit project and even though the context isn’t entirely medieval, this really helps me when writing scenes in the cities

[@nick_vaz]

Dude, this is perfect I'm reading The name of the wind and I really feel like I'm walking under Tarbean following Kvothe

[@horseenthusiast9903]

This is so great for writing! It really puts me in the mood of my book!

[@pierreluc5382]

I always end up coming back to this one

[@Cersei-the-OTTB]

I love this channel; I'm a writer and these soundtracks and invaluable to me! I used to listen to music when I wrote, but found that music can sometimes be distracting, so I've been looking for alternatives. Your ambience tracks are the answer! These are amazing and organic, and really help me get into the zone!! I even listen to them at work. Seriously, please keep making tracks (one of my favorites, at the moment, is your library sounds track). These are amazing.

[@KyanosBFF]

I can’t wait until finals are over and this becomes the only thing I listen to as I get back into writing stories

[@john-barringer]

Your best video of the bunch. LOVE hearing someone play guitar in the background. Thanks!

[@mirandaelizabethean]

Thank you so much for these videos of yours. They've really helped lessen my anxiety lately. Really lucky to have stumbled across your channel! :)

[@GuildofAmbience]

Thanks for listening :)

[@christinecormier7452]

This is one of my favorites.

[@mvitor7412]

Liked and Subscribed... great channel with great content. 😀👍

[@stolenrelic13]

These are the best ambience videos around. Keep it up!

[@Mr.Reality]

Really nice that it is not just a loop, well done.

[@squishprince]

I love this... stumbled upon it when I woke up in the middle of the night the other night, and it not only helped me back to sleep, but it had my imagination going before I fell asleep and I had such a cool yet peaceful dream about the little town lol thanks for that

[@healingmusic8283]

thats really peaceful !

[@PirateonFleetStreet]

This channel helps me concentrate while reading. I can actually sit down for 45 minutes without putting my book down every ten minutes. Thank you!

[@ih6827]

I use these in the background of my D&D games, and my players love it! Thanks so much for putting these together

[@careywanabe]

so glad I found this. I have been searching for good tracks for dnd. Keep 'em coming!

[@Maayraa111]

WOW!! this feels like you are really there, like inside the scene with the sublime sounds....enchanting

[@lemonpaintify]

I haven't felt this calm in so long

[@upotheke]

Still listening in 2020, who's with me? Also, why the heck does this not have 10,000,000 views? It is one of the most original and layered town ambiance tracks on youtube.

[@MwossTV]

A hero for DnD players across the world

[@Dibaril4]

This is a favorite of mine :) Medieval ambiences are the best. It lacks maybe some chariots. Though I like the fact that this is not a 10 minutes loop repeated to an hour. At least, it doesn't feel like it. Keep doing what you're doing, you're awesome !

[@BruceLeeLegend92]

Very deep and immersive, your channel is awesome, rich of many varietys of universe to project, really good job!

[@flandornthesapphiremage9053]

I absolutely LOVE the ambience files you are putting up. Fantastically well done! THANKS!

[@whomstdve4409]

this is so brilliant& flute in the bg would make this perfect

[@AegyoKpop913]

This is absolutely amazing, I feel like I'm in another era right there with all these people I hear. Wonderful!

[@StudioHannah]

This is really helpful for writing my current NaNoWriMo scene that takes place in a medieval fantasy town. I love ambiance audio ❤️

[@masquerademage]

Best of luck with your writing :D

[@tilo8844]

I love that you have animation in your videos scapes. Makes it much more interesting.

[@chxxstheory]

I've listened to this lot of times, and I feel good

[@libbys.1708]

Favorite one so far! Thank you for posting again! 🙏💗🍃

[@gailpinto9379]

This is beautiful. Thank you so much for this channel.

[@anastasiarivera3063]

My favorite part is the sound of distant talking!!!

[@Colgruv]

Literally perfect for tabletop gaming. Thanks so much!

[@karenkoh1453]

You have the BEST background ambient noises!

[@nickjon9969]

I swear you have the most comprehensive ambient tracks out there. I'm so glad i back you on patreon!