Applause recordings — sources and reuse

Applause after a concert: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sound_Effects_-_Applause_after_a_concert.ogg
Creator: Amada44. The creator's Commons page identifies the recording as own work and dedicates it under CC0 1.0: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
concert.ogg: Commons OGG, 58.784331 seconds, 44.1 kHz mono.
SHA-256: a9bed3afd89d66c3ce13edb9f2be2a548ab87a2cc70827624905be90044f8e72
concert.wav: 16-bit PCM conversion, 44.1 kHz mono.
SHA-256: 10cbdf6217db7ffb88846e117982eb3e608a7c1c8c0ad7cabec4615d1ddb9603

Applause II: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Applause_ii.ogg
Creator: thore. Commons describes applause in a medium-sized auditorium and states that the author released the work into the public domain.
auditorium.ogg: Commons OGG, 10.762449 seconds, 44.1 kHz stereo.
SHA-256: f7380c91e1ecadc1ef66f08f3ae9f155b59f84970f96050dec070df2d11bde3c
auditorium.wav: 16-bit PCM conversion, 44.1 kHz stereo.
SHA-256: e3842c4e6ed44d35dc011e1639dd112d36f974643f720d3dab111412fdaa3773

Conversions were made with FFmpeg. WAV conversion does not recover information lost to earlier compression; Commons describes an earlier MP3 source for Applause II. Consult the linked source pages for full licensing statements. These terms apply to the recordings, not unrelated site content.