A few places for music:
The most obvious place is the stock music from the UT
servers. We've paid for that already, and it is free to use. There
is the regular stock music, but also loops and beats such that you can create
some simple and complex compositions a la garage band for yourself, and time it
perfectly to what you're doing. Sounds daunting, but it's really pretty
easy to do. Thousands of possibilities here.
Search for creative commons music, and inspect the licenses carefully. There's a lot of free music out there, but you have to be sure that it's royalty free, and that you can use it in broadcast. Try http://www.jamendo.com/en/ http://www.ccmixter.org/ and http://www.thesixtyone.com
hey, it's Moby! Yes, your favorite elevator music poseur / pop ambient composer (depending on your pov) offers free music to filmmakers on his website http://www.mobygratis.com/ film-music.html
. It's really not so terrible (or maybe I'm just that seriously uncool)
and it's useful stuff for docs that need easily loopable stuff.
Search for royalty-free music, and pay to download a track. You will pay a one-time charge for download but this comes with the ability to use as you wish ("pay once, use it forever," as one site says). You are essentially paying for a license. Some sites that offer this: http://www.royaltyfreemusic. com/ , http://musicbakery.com/ (this has
moods you can choose-- very helpful) , http://www.neosounds.com/ .
Search for creative commons music, and inspect the licenses carefully. There's a lot of free music out there, but you have to be sure that it's royalty free, and that you can use it in broadcast. Try http://www.jamendo.com/en/ http://www.ccmixter.org/ and http://www.thesixtyone.com
hey, it's Moby! Yes, your favorite elevator music poseur / pop ambient composer (depending on your pov) offers free music to filmmakers on his website http://www.mobygratis.com/
Search for royalty-free music, and pay to download a track. You will pay a one-time charge for download but this comes with the ability to use as you wish ("pay once, use it forever," as one site says). You are essentially paying for a license. Some sites that offer this: http://www.royaltyfreemusic.
And there are tons of other sites as well. Here's a list of more:
Archival
Sound Recordings <http://sounds. bl.uk/Default.
aspx>
Internet Archive <http://www.archive. org/index. php>
Free Music Archive <http://freemusicarc hive.org/>
freesound <http://www.freesoun d.org/>
British Library <http://www.guardian .co.uk/books/ british-library>
test tube - a netlabel <http://www.monocrom atica.com/ netlabel/ index.htm>
FindSounds <http://findsounds. com/>
Internet Archive <http://www.archive. org/index. php>
Free Music Archive <http://freemusicarc hive.org/>
freesound <http://www.freesoun d.org/>
British Library <http://www.guardian .co.uk/books/ british-library>
test tube - a netlabel <http://www.monocrom atica.com/ netlabel/ index.htm>
FindSounds <http://findsounds. com/>
Soundsnap.com <http://www. soundsna p.com/>
SoundDogs.com <http://www. sounddog s.com/>
Soundrangers <http://www. soundran gers.com/>
<http://www.soundran gers.com/>
SoundDogs.com <http://www.
Soundrangers <http://www.
<http://www.soundran gers.com/>
freeSFX
<http://www.freesfx. co.uk/>
Free Sound
Effects <http://www.stonewas
hed.net/sfx. html>mp3.com <http://www.mp3. com/>
Magnatune: license music and MP3 download <http://magnatune. com/>
Royalty Free Music <http://incompetech. com/m/c/royalty- free/>
Music Playlists: Rhapsody Music <http://www.rhapsody .com/playlistcen tral>
CC: Legal Music For Videos <http://creativecomm ons.org/legalmus icforvideos>
music alley <http://www.musicall ey.com/>
Magnatune: we are not evil <http://www.magnatun e.com/>
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