Live dealer environment sounds: why do some have better ambiance?

Some live dealer tables have this weirdly immersive background sound, like you can almost hear the clink of chips, people chatting softly, and cards shuffling in a busy room. Other times, it’s dead quiet except the dealer’s voice, makes it feel a bit off or almost fake. I’m trying to figure out what makes the difference - is it just sound engineering, or do some use actual live casino feed for the audio?

The crowd noise actually helps me focus, especially with longer sessions. It’s like at a real poker table where the action around you stops you overthinking every move. On the flip side, I know a lot of folks say they prefer total silence, so maybe it’s a player preference thing too. For me, anything that builds up that real casino feel makes it easier to stay disciplined with my betting, keeps the rhythm, and stops the urge to go chasing wild parlays or whatever. Curious how everyone else handles it, and if there’s a trick to finding tables with the best vibe