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Favorite music libraries
Hello Everyone,
The only music library I’ve ever used is APM (apmmusic.com), a conglomerate of lots of libraries from around the world. The selection and quality is amazing, but lately I have clients who want less restrictive licensing. What music libraries are you guys using?
Thanks!
Bob PierceMac Pro 2.66 8GB memory
Mac Book Pro 2.33 Duo
FC Studio
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We used DeWolfe for a long time, then Music Bakery. Liked them both. Nowadays we’re just as likely to use sonicfire or garageband to compose something made from loops.
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Ditto SonicFire from SmartSound. We upgraded to 4.5 and like the stacked tracks, although we haven’t used a lot of it. Maestro is still our best friend picking exact timed cuts. We have a buyout from Studio Cutz and use their music occasionally and also have used Garage Band. Mostly SmartSound.
Del
fire*, smoke*, photoshopCS3
Charlotte Public Television
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Killer Tracks, Atmosphere collection. It’s produced in the UK and has a forward thinking sound. Their online search, browse and download has improved immeasurably.
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APM Music online. Great search engine, all online, no contract, buy as you go.
Real instruments, real orchestras, good mix.
Rich Rubasch
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Digital Juice created a great music library called Stack Traxx, I love it so much I wrote a review.
Stephen Smith
Lone Peak ProducitonsCheck out my DVD Money Making Graphics & Effects for Final Cut Studio 2
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Narrator Tracks is another great library. Here is the link to Narrator Tracks
Stephen Smith
Lone Peak ProducitonsCheck out my DVD Money Making Graphics & Effects for Final Cut Studio 2
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