#freemusicarchive

[bigmoodstudios]

when the song is a bop, they are ready to steal... no, seal the spot light 🥁

(the song used in the bg is chilling by popoi from freemusicarchive org!)

[allqrcoded]

The handful of original tracks I composed for dt-z. Liner notes below.

The original tracks I composed for this game are considerably lower than my previous projects due to, of course, circumstances. However, thankfully, I didn’t have a specific audio vision in mind (save for me wanting to include shoegaze tracks) unlike sundark & angel care, so the royalty free tracks I found among the web helped a lot. Just like before, I used the technique of gluing together samples from freesound.org to make something new. In actuality, I composed a couple more tracks for this game, but they never made it to the final cut due to another track being more suitable than it because of the scene’s specifics.

Perhaps I could showcase the ending vocal tracks in a video? I’m definitely a fan of what I’ve gathered in freemusicarchive, and there were a bunch of tracks that were contenders for the end credits, but never made it.

[jimguomfdi9333]

Music

My choice of music is from the freemusicarchive website. The overall feel of my EXPERIMENTAL FILM was to give a mysterious and grandiose feeling. Because I think the theme of the universe is a very grandiose choice, and also the universe has a lot of secrets that human beings don't know, which is why human beings are so fascinated in exploring the universe. I found two more suitable music on the website and they are both from Jon Shuemaker's production. They are Movement VI: Pitch Black Total Darkness, and Movement VII: This is It.

I chose Movement VII: This is It as my soundtrack, I really like the vocals, it gives me a mysterious and sacrosanct feeling, the gradual progression to the end of the track and the calmness, which suits my theme very well. The overall feeling of this music is like a process of the universe from birth to death, with ups and downs. I also fine-tuned the editing of my experimental film according to the overall feeling of the music. Another reason was that the length of the music was more in line with the length of my film than Movement VI: Pitch Black Total Darkness, because I wanted to have a coherent soundtrack from beginning to end of the film.

[wallacephotobiz]

Yellow in Venice from Wayne Wallace on Vimeo.

My first film made with AI tools. Prompts created with ChatGPT Images created with Midjourney Video created with Runway Music by Gone by My Bubba & Mi from FreeMusicArchive

[grad603matthewrimamateprojectb]

Substitute Music audio:

Due to copyright reasons, i had to substitute and find another audio to use for my animation, I tried to go with a smilar genre to my previous audio, and stumbled upon FMA(FreeMusicArchive) which provides free audio to use, without having to worry about copyright issues. I found this track called Despair by Goratie, and i thought it really went well with my speech topic, with the audio complimenting Helen Clarks speech on Cannabis legalisation...

[bmoulinarts]

Niagara Falls in slow motion ❄️ . . . #niagarafalls #niagara #niagarariver #ny #slowmotion #slomo #video #recording #freemusicarchive #fma #snow #snowday #winter #winterwonderland #random #adventure #daytrip #roadtrip #instagood #instamood #lg #lgv40thinq (at Niagara Falls, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtvcKljnf-R/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1jymos24idxwq

[cyanidetooth]

DOWNLOAD NOW CUZ THIS SHIT IS GOING KAPUTT REAL FUCKING SOON

sets by

DEAF WISH - CRAZY DOBERMAN w/ Sunwatchers - SUNK HEAVEN - X__X - PYPY - DUCHESS SAYS - BRANDY - ALIEN TRILOGY - WEEPING ICON - PARLOR WALLS - BIRDS OF PARADISE - ART GRAY NOIZZ QUINTET - DROSE - FRENCH VANILLA 

[pah-galaxies-project]

Background score? 🤔

[heuriq]

Quer usar uma música nos seus vídeos e não quer ter problema com direitos autorais? Então conheça esses sites que disponibilizam um acervo gratuito de músicas das mais variadas categorias para você usar nos seus vídeos. #freemusicarchive #youtubeaudiolibrary #bensound #sonsdofacebook #digccmaker #bancodemusicasgratuitas #musicasgratis #professorconectado #teacherlife #vidadeprofessor #heuriq #conecteacher https://www.instagram.com/p/CGanbUwA-Ee/?igshid=ojt44jlof3w5

[divertrecords]

Kongresová knižnica vo Washington D.C., spustila online nástroj, ktorým umožňuje bezplatný prístup k svojmu obrovskému archívu hudobných a hlasových záznamov. Nástroj s názvom Citizen DJ umožní prístup k zvukovým záznamom zo zbierky knižnice, z ktorých sú najstaršie datované spred viac ako 100 rokov. Vyskúšať ich možno prostredníctvom farebne rozdeleného rozhrania a pomocou online sekvencera sprevádzaného zvukmi klasických bicích nástrojov. . #CitizenDJ #archiv #archive #music #usa #hiphop #sample #free #BrianFoo #PublicEnemy #freemusicarchive #thomasdexter #washingtondc #prague #bratislava #banskabystrica #poprad #kosice #producent #hudobnik (at Prague, Czech Republic) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAAr1Den8gX/?igshid=q8a4udate28i

[books-are-good-people-blog]

You seemed to like yesterday's pixel icon, so here's a 4-up of some of my old and new favorites! See their original sizes: http://bit.ly/PixelIcons Find the background photos I used: http://bit.ly/UnsplashPatterns And the music: http://bit.ly/4UpTrack #sound #hassound #music #design #designer #instart #instartist #graphic #icon #icons #pixel #pixelart #unsplash #freemusicarchive

[lizardtaro]

EPIC!!!! So eerie and atmospheric!

Download the album here: “Sound Forest” by Artoescapism

[cozyhalfling]

I decided to record my drawing of our dear Mr. Clay. Part of an ongoing project and Captain Fjord is next!

Finished product:

[wallacephotobiz]

Yellow in Venice from Wayne Wallace on Vimeo.

My first film made with AI tools. Prompts created with ChatGPT Images created with Midjourney Video created with Runway Music by Gone by My Bubba & Mi from FreeMusicArchive

[strawberryedibles]

i have to record a podcast for a school assignment and while i’m looking for music i found this guy on freemusicarchive who makes like. inspirational corporate stuff and it’s really funny fghskgh 

[thesophiewhit]

On Writing My First Audio-Drama Podcast

A daring solo adventure with a big love for audio-drama (Welcome to NightVale. What’s the Frequency. The Enoch Saga. Raising the Dead (Again), The Byron Chronicles. Harlem Queen and more!) and absolutely zero idea how to work a proper editing program except for iMovie.

A recipe for disaster, you say? Or is it a daring adventure? 

I decided it was a little bit of both, mixed with a chaotic storm of utter, well, chaos. But, I went with it anyway. 

And what did I learn from producing? (Producing solo. Yes, that includes but is not limited to: writing the 200 pages for a first season, recording different voices like I’m Gollum, finding copyright free music, producing an original song cover even if I’ve never sang before, editing recaps, theme songs, setting up Twitter accounts, Instagram, YouTube channels. Email addresses. Websites. Blog tours.)

And on top of that, still waiting on getting approved by podcasting hosts? (Cries in impatience).

I have a little screensaver on my phone that says: write, finish things, keep writing from fave emo author Neil Gaiman. @neil-gaiman​ (the inside home screen says something about managing anxiety and is super sweet.)

So, I listened to virtual motivator Neil Gaiman and got to writing the audio drama. 

I am an indie producer who’s really new at this, so take my word with a whole lot of NaCl grains, but here goes...

AUDIO-DRAMA PODCAST TIPS FROM SOMEONE WHO’S STILL LEARNING THE ROPES

1. It is a non-universally acknowledged fact that a podcast episode goes for 20 minutes- 1 hour. My episodes hit the 20 minute mark. 9 Episodes = approximately 180+ minutes of footage. 

2. In script speak, a single page of a script runs for approximately 2 minutes of edited dialogue (leaving room for adding SFX and music). One episode for me (20 minutes), meant writing 10 pages of a very non-formatted script. (But it worked for me. What works for me might not work for you, vice-versa)

3. Music makes a podcast sound professional. I used FreeMusicArchive for a lot of my music. When I needed to produce an OG song for my season finale, I went with “House of New Orleans” and made it sound, you know, ghostly. It’s a horror podcast, it fit my theme

3.5. SFX also make your podcast sound so good. Yes, laugh at my for iMovie editing, but the SFX are free for use (iMovie encourages this). Aside from good dialogue, sound design really helps you build your world. (Outside of music, of course). Think of it like watching a movie. That sound of someone creeping along wooden floors in a horror movie, the background noise of traffic on a busy NYC street, even knocking on a door. These elements bring your audio-drama to life. I favored SoundBible and FreeSounds.

4. Speaking of themes! Pick a genre for your audio-drama. You can mix genres too, within general reason (this is for marketing purposes, you understand. And social media loves to limit how many characters you get to type. Twitter, I’m looking atcha). Comedic drama. Horror mystery. Romantic necromancy, whatever. Just find a branding theme and stay there. This will help you build a podcasting family! For example, I have a horror/paranormal podcast family. We’re tight knit. Lots of goth clothing.

5. Reach out to other podcasting peoples. You’re family, not dueling rivals. When I was starting out (heck, I’m still a pod-baby), I asked so many questions. I tweeted out into the void with my #PodernFamily #AudioDrama hashtags and asked about marketing yourself, sound design, podcast hosting etc.

6. Speaking of which, you’re going to need a HOST before you get your Podcast released onto iTunes, Google Play etc. I used Anchor, but I know others who used SoundCloud etc etc.

7. The host might automatically publish your show onto podcast providers (iTunes/Google Play etc), or you might need to manually submit your RSS feed. You can find it from your podcast host (Anchor you access settings, I believe), but this RSS is your ticket to distributing said podcast TO THE WORLD.

8. Set up a Ko-Fi or Patreon so you can have a lil nudge into buying equipment/funding your art. (Mine is https://www.ko-fi.com/sophiefae , what’s up? *winks*)

9. Make things. You’re the number one marketer on your team. Make trailers. Make graphics. Make a kickass cover for your audio-drama so people want to click on that badass-looking icon. I find this fun, some people might find this irritating. I’m just living my best life with PhotoShop even if I have no idea what I’m doing. What’s up?) 

10. Learn how to do sound design. Okay, I’ll admit, I’ve been using iMovie up until now because I’m a coward. But a very lovely podcasting community helped me learn how to use Audacity. We’re getting there, fellow new-programs-are-scary-and-have-demons learners. We’re getting there.

Edit together bloopers/ a highlight reel/ a behind-the-scenes interview, or a little season trailer to play before your episodes so people can just dive right into your drama of the audio.

My trailer for Grimm and Glitter, by the way: (sup *winks*)

Have any other tips for budding podcasters or audio drama makers? Leave them below! 

Social media for Grimm and Glitter Podcast if anybody’s curious...

Twitter: @GrimmGlitter @Fae_Sophie (like cheeky horror movie GIFs, me too)

Instagram @FirstAmongFae (fun if you’re into goth cosplay)

YouTube: Sophie Fae (trailers and episodes)

Website if you wanna listen to an audio-drama about goth and prep girlfriends battling demons together in a small beach town: 

https://firstamongfae.wixsite.com/grimm/grimm-glitter

Meet Grimm & Glitter- two superpowered teens who fight evil in an isolated beach town. Just don't look behind the red door...

In the middle of butt-nowhere called “Calamity Beach”, 16-year old Grim and 17-year old Glitter find a hole in the abandoned amusement park just outside the town. The tunnel leads to a locked red door that not even light can get through.  Things would all be fine and dandy (no questions asked) except for the strange noises seeping out of it.

That, and ever since going down there, Grim and Glitter suddenly gain mysterious powers. Grim can’t stop hearing people’s thoughts, and Glitter can see the ghosts of the dead.  

Can these two teenagers discover the secrets lying beneath Calamity Beach? Or will time run out before the summer ends?