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Often, one is looking for SFX (Sound Effects) files, or music files for use in their videos. This is a list of some possible sources. Some of these are free, while some are for sale. While there are many more, and they will be added, as I come across them, these URL's would be a good place to start. I have used several of these, both free ones, and commercial ones, but cannot comment directly on all of these, as many were added by others.
http://www.beatsuite.com/sounds/bsengine/Royalty_Free_Music/_Flash_But ton_Sounds_/
Here are some additions to the list:
If you find others, that impress you, please add to the list.
Here are two news ones, right from Dave McElderry from Muvipix.
Thanks for the list Bill. Great resource. I have also had a good experience with one that is not on your list:
The have a handful of free music tracks and sounds, but a very large selection of good music that can be licensed fairly affordably.
Thanks for that. Keep the links coming in!
I forgot Digital Juice, as a music resource.
Appreciate you posting this. I'm working on a small video project and was scrounging for some royalty free music on my computer. I found some appropriate pieces at incompetech.com. An odd choice for a domain name, but they have some decent music there.
Thank you for the addition. I had never heard of that Site. Please keep the recs. coming, as it will benefit others.
Here is another music LIBRARY. I have not used them, and another user made the rec.
Two of the best resources for production music and sound effects on the web include these two sites:
AudioSparx - The Music That Powers Hollywood - High-impact music that powers the hottest Hollywood films, TV shows, commercials, games and busy production studios & sound editors around the world. Features the music and sound effects from over 2,700 amazing composers and producers around the world.
Stock Music Site - Ultimate Royalty Free Music - The royalty free music and sound effects site you've been dreaming about, with over 400,000 tracks online from thousands of composers and producers. This site is great for young filmmakers getting started in the business that need royalty free music and sound effects.
Welcome to the forum, and thank you for the additions. The more sources, the better.
Thank you for the extensive list of recources. This is a great help. If i may suggest www.soundjig.com, great site with tons of free sound effects, samples, music loops and drum kits.
Welcome to the forum, and thank you for that link. The more that we have, the better for those looking for original music and sound resources.
http://www.opuzz.com/ is not a new player and has a large resource with over 300 CDs. Definitely worth investing your time in searching for music in larger libraries as it offers you a better chance of finding something that fits your need.
You might also try MusicRevolution.com https://www.musicrevolution.com, an innovative online marketplace for royalty-free music. The MusicRevolution.com production music library has nearly 12,000 tracks of affordable, high-quality royalty-free production music online. I am the co-founder.
Chris and Vivianmo,
Thank you for those URL's. The more the better.
Greatly appreciated,
Hi, I just found this post and would like to recommend NeoSounds.com (www.neosounds.com) as a source for Royalty Free Music. I have been using this web-site for a long time and very satisfied. Music is very professional and hight quality. The web-site is very convenient for use, clear licensing policy and reasonable pricing.
Thank you. Please keep the recommendations coming.
You may want to watch out for people like Mark, Bill, who have only posted a few times -- and every post includes a link to the same web site.
Often these are not true recommendations. They're essentially spammers, out to pollute the boards.
I recommend you only trust recommendations from people who regularly contribute to or ask questions on the forum.
You make a good point. I had not checked his profile, so you could well be correct.
Do not forget two Avid partners - Blastwave FX and Pro Sound Effects!
We have over 100,000 sound effects in our arsenal and can create custom libraries. And sure, I may be bringing these particular libraries to your attention because I work with PSE and BWFX, but I'm also a feature film sound editor/mixer and use them every single day at my studio. (Not a spammer, as the previous post might suggest). They're an essential tool for any sound OR video editor.
Great. Keep the options coming.
A new up and coming sight with a growing selection of artists is musiconlinelibrary.com. Easy to navigate and get what you need!
FreeSound's URL is now: http://www.freesound.org/
From another user:
You can also find Sound FX here: http://www.themusicase.com/library/Sound-Effects/
There is 21,000 sound fx collection for 4 $ per file.
Note: I have not explored this link, and take no responsibility for it.
Here is a link from Matt Peterson:
we make good use of www.jamendo.com . The music has various terms but most is Creative Commons, meaning that as long as you credit the creator, you're good to go.
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Hi I hope this helps anyone searching for Royalty Free music, as I dont think you can find a better collection , nor as cheap on the web..
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Bookmark both these accounts - over 1000 top quality professionally recorded tracks
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Here are two more possible sources:
Here's a new one, at least to me: http://www.pond5.com/sound-effects/1/big+hit.html
Hi everyone,
Checked most links given above. Most of them look ancient.
Have been using those mentioned in post #9 (by Quinnster) for years, but recently discovered the greatest one:
This web-site became my favorite one, it's modern with good selection of music and authors. It helped me with my first project and I was fascinated when I was able to get appropriate music for my presentation background in several clicks!
The background music I used is now in promotional bundle and is given away for free. Hope it will help someone as it helped me a month ago. Check Corporate Reality from promo bundle: http://luckstock.com/pages/free-of-charge-royalty-free-music-and-sound s.html
p.s. Not sure whether I'm allowed to post here. If, not allowed, please remove my post but don't block my account (I'm not spammer and I'm willing to participate in adobe community forum).
Music royalties-free to 0 EUR in http://www.locutortv.es
Here is a new one: http://www.royaltyfreeze.com
I have not looked at the site, nor have I used it, so I cannot endorse it.
As this is an on-going list, I greatly appreciate your contribution. I have seen references to that site elsewhere.
As I use some of the sources, in the original article (SmartSound mostly), I have not checked each link, to every site. Some might not be available any more, and if you find some that were, but are no longer, I will remove those.
Thank you,
Royalty free music for any kind of media or advertising projects! musica libre de derechos
Adobe already provides many free Sound Effects!
ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/audition/loopology/Audition_Content_Down load_page.pdf
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/entitlement/index.cfm?e=auditionloopolog y
Jerry K just added two more sources:
These two sites each have lots of free music available, and many genres -- especially old time music. It may take some searching.
Here are some more sources, that one user in the PrPro Forum has added:
Another source, provided by a PrPro user:
Also, some free sound effects at: http://www.partnersinrhyme.com/


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Even those who never watch a football game will tune in to watch the Ravens, 49ers, and of course the commercials this Sunday. Expect another banner year of great ads that will have us all talking Monday morning. However, while many cars and digital products will have their high-priced moments in the sun, most of those ad minutes will be dedicated to some of the most unhealthy foods our country has to offer.One 11-chip serving of Doritos has 140 calories!
Gail Falkenthal reported for The Washington Times about the going rates of this year's sold-out ads. A 30 second spot on Sunday costs $3.5 million while a hotter spot closer to kickoff goes for about $4 million.
What he, nor the ads, will spotlight is how terrible these foods are for us. If you had one serving from the biggest food and drink commercials, you'd wrack up 2577 calories in Cokes, Pepsi Next, Volcano Nachos, new and old Budweisers, Doritos, Oreos, and M&Ms. That number even includes Wonderful Pistachios and Milk, two snacks we fully endorse! And that's before you dig in to even a Lighter Buffalo Chicken Dip!
While the ads are entertaining, let your enjoyment of the products end there. The calories and junk ingredients used in these Super Bowl commercial all-stars aren't worth an ad-prompted buy.
Just one bottle of Coca-Cola Classic has 240 calories and 65 grams of sugar. That's double the amount of sugar in a Snickers candy bar, if you were wanting some perspective. Coca-Cola has an interactive ad that features groups of people in the desert racing after a full Coke bottle mirage and we get to pick the winner.
Cola Wars: Soda Industry and Health Advocates Clash Over Obesity Blame
Taco Bell's Volcano Burrito has 790 calories and 41 grams of fat, while the Volcano Nachos have 970 calories and 58 grams of fat. Far more appealing is their commercial, which features an unlikely gang of retirement home escapees that hit up night clubs, tattoo parlors, and then Taco Bell for a late night meal.
Pepsi Next will share ad space with half-time diva Beyonce. The 40-calorie soda is certainly a lighter alternative to the 150-calorie standard Pepsi that will also see air time. If the lower calorie angle doesn't win anyone over, this ad is rumored to be the only one scheduled on Sunday with a bleeped word.
Doritos is another Super Bowl veteran that's big on empty calories, 140 to be exact for just 11 chips! They'll be running several ads featuring submissions from amateur filmmakers. While the concept of budding filmmakers seems to take the emphasis off the cheesy chips, it can't go without saying that the snacks are yet another high calorie, low nutrient food choice.
Anheuser-Busch secured air time for all 180 calories of its new Budweiser Black Crown Beer, a spot for the new Beck's Sapphire Brew with the same calories, and of course will have plenty of air time for Bud Light at 110 calories per brewski. There's no specifics out on their ads yet, but they're always some of the game's favorites. Use your beer to make these Beer Braised Pork Tacos!
A few other big brands advertising on Sunday include M&Ms (250 calories), Oreos (161 calories), Milk (146 calories), and Wonderful Pistachios (160 calories). We of course enjoy the latter, which you could use to make our Winter Granola.
Let the big names drop the millions. You laugh at the ads and then buy healthier options.
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The Ravens seem to have everything in place on offense.
They have two vertical threats at receiver in Torrey Smith and Jacoby Jones, and two good running backs in Ray Rice and Bernard Pierce. They also recently signed quarterback Joe Flacco to a six-year, $120.6 million contract.
The question is who will protect Flacco's blind side?
If a team makes that type of investment in a quarterback, it should at least have a quality player protecting him where he is most vulnerable.
Right now, the Ravens don't have a great answer for the left offensive tackle position, and it will be interesting to see how they handle it during the NFL draft which is about two weeks away.
According to most of the draft experts there are three standout left offensive tackles — Texas A&M's Luke Joeckel, Central Michigan's Eric Fisher, Oklahoma's Lane Johnson — but all are expected to be gone by the time the Ravens select at No. 32 in the first round.
With 12 overall picks, the Ravens could trade up.
"These are three left tackles that are all bunched together, three left tackles that you're splitting hairs trying to separate," ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper said. "They're pretty much equal. In a normal draft, they'd be between seven and 15. In this draft, they get pushed up. And Lane Johnson has made a lot of strides since that Senior Bowl week where he was dominant, plus he can play left tackle or right tackle.
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The Ravens still could re-sign former starter Bryant McKinnie, or they might try to switch second-year player Kelechi Osemele from left guard to left tackle, or they might consider moving Michael Oher from right tackle to the left side.
But we've seen that move with Oher before. All the other options seem more viable.
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It was interesting watching former Ravens outside linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo go back and forth last week about why he was cut by the Ravens.
At first he suggested the Ravens cut him because of his vocal support of gay marriage and then he retracted the statements within 24 hours .
I think he might have overreacted from the initial news of getting cut and that happens with athletes near the end of their careers.
The bottom line is that he didn't play well last season, especially in the postseason when he didn't have a special team's tackle. He had clear shots at Denver's Trindon Holliday who returned a punt 90 yards for a touchdown and a kickoff 104 yards for another score.
That in itself was enough evidence for dismissal. Ayanbadejo, though, is a nice guy but apparently needs to know how to handle the media better.
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A major coup for the Ravens was the signing of Juan Castillo as the team's run game coordinator. A lot of teams wanted Castillo when the coaching staff in Philadelphia was fired, but he decided to reunite with John Harbaugh, whom he coached with in Philly.
Because of his wealth of knowledge and experience, Castillo's signing could be as beneficial as the Ravens adding Jim Caldwell to the staff last off season.
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If the Ravens don't draft an inside linebacker who can step in right away, they might take a look at unrestricted free agent Karlos Dansby, a former Miami Dolphin.
Dansby has had over 100 tackles the last two seasons with the Dolphins including a career high 134 last year. He is 31 and healthy, and was let go soon after Miami signed former Raven Dannell Ellerbe in the offseason.
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Funeral services for longtime New Orleans sportscaster and award-winning journalist Kenneth Wilkerson are set for Tuesday Lake Lawn Metairie Funeral Home. Wilkerson died last week in his Pearl River home due to complications from a lingering battle with cancer, according to family members.
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Starting in 1997, Wilkerson became a sideline reporter for WWL's broadcasts of the New Orleans Saints games. He joined WWL 870AM and covered major sporting events for the station for more than 17 years. Wilkerson shared co-hosting duties on "SportsTalk" with former New Orleans Saints quarterback Bobby Hebert. Prior to that, Wilkerson was the sidekick to Buddy "D" Diliberto until Dilberto's death in 2005.
Though a life-long fan of the Black and Gold, Wilkerson was also considered an independent voice who held team officials and players accountable for their on-the-field decisions and actions. Over the years, Wilkerson became a mainstay at local NFL draft coverage, Saints camp, Saint games, and just about any major sporting event in town. Upon leaving WWL 870AM, Wilkerson continued reporting with WIST Radio and WLAE Television. He was the recipient of numerous awards from the New Orleans Press Club and Associated Press.
Neck surgery caused Wilkerson to miss reporting for a while, and he was then diagnosed with cancer in April 2012. He began to suffer medical setbacks, and his family says he died peacefully at his home.
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An art museum typically does not spend a great deal of time disseminating information about environmental issues, such as the plight of delicate ecosystems. But with the BRMA's current - and soon-to-close - exhibition Clyde Butcher: Wilderness Visions, the Museum has recently had cause to explore issues relevant to Florida's beautiful, enigmatic and fragile Everglades.
Mr. Butcher talks to seminar attendees
On Oct. 3, Mr. Butcher - a noted Florida wildlife photographer well-known for his undying passion for Everglades preservation - visited the Museum to lead a two-hour seminar/workshop/lecture about his black-and-white photography techniques and the ways in which his style has adapted to changing technology. Mr. Butcher, who spends a great deal of time "on the ground" in the Everglades, capturing images of the flora and fauna, also shared anecdotes about his time in the field.
The seminar (to which Members received a discounted entry) was open to the public, and enjoyed a sell-out crowd. After the event, attendees had the chance to mingle with Mr. Butcher and participate in a book-signing.
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As a compliment to the Clyde Butcher exhibition - which prominently features several large-scale images of the Everglades - the Museum's Education Department arranged for a free Everglades Lecture with local wetlands expert, Eric Gehring. The open event was held Oct. 28 at the BRMA. Museum Curator of Education Claire Clum emphasized the Museum's commitment to honor Mr. Butcher's mission to preserve "Florida's treasure."
Eric Gehring, the Education Director at the Arthur R. Marshall Foundation, used a PowerPoint presentation and interactive audience exercises to highlight the Everglades size, scope, history and current efforts to restore and preserve the wetlands. Listed below are a few of the stand-out points that I picked up from Mr. Gehring's presentation:
Mr. Gehring's primary message was the value in recognizing the vital functions of the Everglades and the continued need to protect and maintain this vulnerable asset.
As a final note: Clyde Butcher: Wilderness Visions closes this Sunday, November 8, 2009.
Scholar Robert Duff discusses a framed burial mantle with Senior Curator Wendy Blazier of the Boca Raton Museum of Art.
Robert Duff has spent much of his life in South America
collecting native textiles, ceramics and stone bowls. His scholarly acumen in
regards to all things Pre-Columbian comes from his many years as a collector
and exporter of South American artifacts. It is our great pleasure to welcome
him to the Museum as an expert volunteer.
Examining 19 of our Pre-Columbian textiles, Duff
identified the culture, place and time period for many of our pieces. He
explained things like, why a particular entity is depicted as wearing ear plugs,
or how a Chimu feather mosaic band fragment is woven.
The process takes time, as Boca Raton Museum of Art Senior Curator Wendy Blazier
discusses the merits of each piece with Mr. Duff. It is not uncommon for
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through January 10, 2010, here at the Museum.
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If you were one of the political junkies who clamored to
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and the First Lady.
The Obamas - like every first family - were given the
opportunity to do some redecorating in the private chambers of the White House.
This includes the authority to choose new works of art to display in quarters
that are off-limits to the general public, such as the living areas and offices.
Being in-control of the highest office of the land comes
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deeply important works of art. According to the Huffington Post, "the Obamas
have borrowed dozens of works from various Washington museums and galleries,
being sure to use only items that weren't already on display."
What's on Obama's "art list"? The Huffington piece says that the Obamas' selections include
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well as pieces by contemporary African American and Native American artists. These
replace the traditional landscapes and portraits that have dominated the White
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You can find a slideshow of some of their choices here and even vote on your favorite piece. Do you agree with New York art dealer
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(L-R) Museum Educator Annette Seitles and docent-trainees Dr. Carol Weissman and Leslye Gellert look on while Registrar Martin Hanahan shows them our flat file cabinets.
Docent-trainees Linda Schottland, Dr. Carol Weiessman, Leslye Gellert, and Museum Educator Annette Seitles view a Divination Tray from Africa in our art storage room.
Above are photographs of a recent tour that Museum Registrar, Martin Hanahan, gave to our new docent-trainees. Becoming a docent allows one to see behind-the-scenes and day-to-day activities within the museum. Boca Raton Museum of Art staff are very excited about the 2009 docent class. Currently, the docent-candidates are undergoing rigorous training, learning the museum's collections.
To become a docent, one must become a member of the Museum. Docents and members receive the same perks, such as 10% off in the Museum Store, free entry to movies and lectures, the membership magazine, and invitations to openings throughout the year. Besides becoming a member, the only prerequisite is a love of art. Of course, background in the fine arts, art history, teaching, or public speaking can be beneficial as well.
Docent candidates must complete six months of training before they may give tours to the public. Claire Clum, Curator of Education, and Annette Seitles, Museum Educator, teach a course comparable to college-level seminar in order to adequately educate the docents. They talk about the BRMoA collection specifically and also situate the works within broader movements and styles. They teach how to utilize the Socratic method, the correct vocabulary when speaking about visual art, age-appropriate topics, and so on. This period of study and practice builds a knowledgeable staff of docent-trainees, ready to ameliorate our guests' experience.
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If you are interested in becoming a docent, you can contact the Museum Educator Claire Clum. If you have the available time, becoming a docent can add a new dimension to your understanding and outlook of the world.
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The third phase began when Sir Richard, by now Viscount Cobham, entered a second retirement after a disagreement with the Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole. Now the name of William Kent — "who first leaped the fence and saw all nature was a garden" -
appears, first as architect and then increasingly taking over from Bridg-man as the shaper of the landscape. From 1741 to his death in 1748, Kent was in turn assisted by the young Capability Brown who had come to Stowe as head gardener.
The fourth and last great phase followed Cobham's death in 1749. Stowe passed to his nephew, Earl Temple (1711-79), who softened and enlarged the vistas and turned to continental architects like Borra and Blondel for his new garden buildings, learn more about bildings in Spain at this hotel comparison in barcelona website.
The abiding excitement of Stowe is to explore its temples. Stowe offers in abundance the pure classical beauty of perfectly proportioned porticoes, colonnades and domes.
Intriguingly, even Vanbrugh, who loved to place his buildings at the end of grand vistas, at Stowe preferred the side-long glimpse. Part of the enchantment of Stowe is to encounter so many buildings close to, upon rounding a corner. We are used to seeing classical porticoes above flights of steps: at Stowe many of the temples sit invitingly on the grass.
Since major work has been under way, discoveries have been frequent. The National Trust found a cavernous brick vaulted undercroft beneath Kent's Temple of Venus. It may have housed a waterwheel or simply served to protect the temple from rising damp.
The Temple of Concord and Victory was named in 1763 to commemorate the British success in the Seven Years' War with France, learn more here. Restoration has revealed that it originally contained a statue of Liberty in a shrine.
A large party of those most closely involved in the restoration of the Stowe landscape recently travelled to California to study the 750,000 Stowe documents on deposit at the Huntington Library, learn something about historical Barcelona at this hotel comparison in barcelona website.
"We looked at every box from 1749 to 1921," says George Clarke, "every build-ing and garden account. With all the experts there we found more in a fortnight than a single researcher would find in a year."
One of the best ways to explore Stowe is to rent the Gothic Temple. This has been restored by the Landmark Trust and sleeps four. But be prepared for the cavernous Saloon yet diminutive bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen!
When is the best time to visit Stowe? Clarke has no doubts. "I would go on a really sunny evening. Then the sun is shining across the main vistas, embossing the temples and casting long shadows. It gives a depth of vision greater than at any other time of day."


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5453 Monroe St, Toledo, OH | Directions 4362341.705873 -83.664182
mon 11:00 am-10:00 pm, tue 11:00 am-10:00 pm, wed 11:00 am-10:00 pm, thu 11:00 am-10:00 pm, fri 11:00 am-11:00 pm, sat 04:00 pm-11:00 pm, sun 04:00 pm-09:00 pm
Very Unimpressed – Our appetizer and salad was brought out at about the same time the meal was. The waitress was not very friendly and rarely visited our table. My steak came out very undercooked (I ordered it medium and I usually like medium rare) and it was rare, everyone else at our table's food was cold. Mancy's does a great job at there steakhouse and at blue water grill but my trip here was one that i will not be repeating in the near future.
Very yummy! – We got reservations but didnt need them when we showed up at 545. We dined in the dining room area. Our waitress was very helpful with being a first time diner there. She recommended many dishes and answered all our questions. My mother and I both ordered the specials. My mother got the best Italian steak I have ever tasted!! I had swordfish with long noodle pasta with pine nuts and raisins. Very yummy as well. I also ordered a cosmo sunset cocktail and that was the only thing that was disappointing. The drink was very sour!! Overall I would recommend this fine dining for anyone going on a date or who wants a nice dinner out.
A nice place – This was a very nice place, the service was very good and there was no problem getting a table, but it was 6 pm on a Tuesday night. The food was ok, not bad but nothing outstanding. The portions were very fair and they had a nice drink list. They have indoor and out door dining and a nice big full service bar. Although I did think it was a bit over priced for the quality of Italian food presented.
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