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Wednesday, 20 November 2013

Finding Music for your Digital Project

Posted on 13:45 by Unknown
Recently, a student uploaded a school project to YouTube, only to find that the soundtrack was stripped
because of copyright infringement.  Don't let this happen to you!  There are lots of sources for music that you can use for your video or web site.

Take a look at this helpful list:
http://www.noupe.com/freebie/thou-shalt-not-steal-free-music-for-your-videos-and-websites-79992.html

Remember that there is an even better way to get digital content, though-- create your own!  If you're a musician, record yourself using an application like Audacity.  If not, try using a tool like GarageBand  to mix together copyright-free loops.  Or give AudioSauna a try (I just created this loop there).

Image by Doug Wheller. Used under Creative Commons license.
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