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Jarred Land

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I have heard alot of great music come from the most unsuspecting people here that have shared it with the community.

Here is a more organized place to post what you have created ( or found ) for royalty free use by the community.
 
Hi There,

My name is Martijn de Man and I am a composer/sounddesigner looking for projects and possible collaborations. I have over 10 years experience in composing for various types of visual media. If interested you can see and hear some of my previous work at http://www.martijndeman.com/


Hope to hear from you,

cheers,

Martijn
mdeman@casema.nl
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For my small project I use music from TuneSociety. There are alot of people creating great stuff.
 
Erwin,

I want to thank you for your support and mentioning Tune Society on this Forum.

Just to let you know that our music hub will have 3,000 tunes available for royalty-free licensing by the end of next week. We currently have 2,000. The songs are being added everyday and I am blown away by the diversity and quality.

Take care.

Stephen Vidano
www.TuneSociety.com
 
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Just a note ...I just signed up at the Tune Society site...great site, easy navigation, auditioning, etc. The few songs that I listened to were all very good, some great...I will be back.

Larry
 

Has a lot of limitations to it. Basically not for commercial use.

Unfortunatly there are several providers out there who claim to be "royalty-free", but if you want to use it on something to be broadcast you still have to report it, and you will be billed! So take care and read the fine print carefully!
 
First, thanks Jarred, GREAT idea!

An other vote for TuneSociety but now will surely listen thru the ones listed, and will keep an eye on any new postings.

There are many out there, but most not for commercial use, and also must say that is a Pain in most royalty free sites,
as you just simply can not enjoy listening to any tunes, when every few other seconds they scream out loud the name of their company.
 
must say that is a Pain in most royalty free sites,
as you just simply can not enjoy listening to any tunes, when every few other seconds they scream out loud the name of their company.

Music is very, very easy to steal from a stock site... so we have to either have an audio watermark or make a low quality version. I prefer the 1st option, at least you can hear just how good the quality of the song is.
 
Music is very, very easy to steal from a stock site... so we have to either have an audio watermark or make a low quality version. I prefer the 1st option, at least you can hear just how good the quality of the song is.

Totally understand Jim, but I would still prefer to be given a choice to which one listen to.

But http://www.stockfuel.com/stock_audio.html is amongst one of my favorite as well, and love the UI and site design, a plus on that.
 
What about the stuff provided through apps like Adobe Audition or Soundbooth? Anything you compile using those royalty free sounds is yours... right?
 
Again another vote for Tunesociety. Had my back on more than one occasion.

Elsie, the foley sounds are but have never used stock sounds in either program on commercial work so haven't looked at the fine print. Always be careful. Its ALWAYS a lot cheaper on the front end than the back.
 
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