Adam Johnson
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One great active sound design community is:
At SFXsource.com, we’ve got dinosaur sound effects. Not sure if it’s exactly the T Rex growl you are looking for but there are some definite dinosaur vocalizations in there.
And, tons of background sound effects meaning “ambiences” including outdoors sounds
cheers, Adam
SFXsource.com Sound Effects and Royalty Free Music
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You could also cut out all frequencies below 200 Hz and above 10kHz and bump up the EQ around 3kHz
that would at least cut out the bass and higher treble elements of the music and boost the voice frequency
and, you might want to try out Soundsoap …. it’s fantastic at cutting out noise throughout the spectrum and could reduce some of the background music as well ..
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Actually you can use Youtube.com to post audio files .. though as “.movs” of course. Most folks out there know how to rip the audio off the video. And, if you let them know you are sharing in the description section then they most likely will. For the image of the video just use a jpeg logo or photo of yourself … obviously good to get your name out there
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Yes that’s exactly what you should do, just be subtle and patient and it should work out .. use fade ins and outs for a smooth transition.
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A know a pretty successful voice over artist who uses the M-Audio Fast Track Recording Bundle, which comes with USB interface, mic, and recording software
https://www.aabaca.com/m-audiorbundel.html
I think there are different bundles available which provide different software options
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Hi Chad, in case you’re still looking, this royalty free music track is pretty cheesy with an 80’s vibe:
https://www.sfxsource.com/previewframeset.cfm?Product_ID=9963
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Soundsoap should do the trick. Love that plugin!