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OT: Music
I need some advice for some royalty free music. I am working on a season-long basketball project for a local high school. It will be a DVD with highlights from each game and a complete highlight video set to music. In the past I’ve done many of these when my kids were in high school and I used music from CDs from ESPN like “Jock Jams” and “Jock Rock” and similar music you would hear if you were at an event. With today’s climate of music lawsuits I need to know what sites offer that type of music to use with sports. Any suggestions?
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4 Replies
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Why don’t you Google for “Royality Free Music” or Buy-out Music” or a combination of both? There’s hundreds, if not thousands of sites out there for this kind of music.
Two that come to mind immediately that I use are music2hues.com and CSS music (Dawn Music). There’s 4 or 5 that I personally use because they have the specialized type of music I need.
You’ll have to narrow down the type of music your looking for by visiting each site and see who’s got more of what you want at a price you want to pay.
Allen
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Check out Freeplay Music.
A friend of mine who runs a local post house uses them and finds their rates very reasonable. -
Hello Doug, Allen & Mike
RoyaltyFreeMusic.com is a good one. Never heard of Freeplay music, but I’ll check it out. Here are a few more Doug.
Sound Ideas, 5Alarm Music, StudioCutz, Blue Fuse Music, Non stop music, stockmusic.net and stock 20 to name a few.
I hope this helps.
Good luckRalph Hajik
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Thanks to all. I’ve heard of most of the sites that have been talked about, but there are a few new one’s that I will check out. Thanks again.
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