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Lynn
Can anyone tell me where I can download music for MM2 to use as transition
music?
Thanks!
music?
Thanks!
P
PapaJohn \(MVP\)
Lynn,
The Setup... Software page of my website has some links to some additional
software. The Fun Packs might be what you are looking for.
Also, search your hard drive for audio files and you'll find a lot. I
really like the pinball game files.
PapaJohn
www.papajohn.org
The Setup... Software page of my website has some links to some additional
software. The Fun Packs might be what you are looking for.
Also, search your hard drive for audio files and you'll find a lot. I
really like the pinball game files.
PapaJohn
www.papajohn.org
J
John Kelly
Hi there,
There is not an awful lot of legal music that you can find on the internet.
Its all to do with copyright issues
I have found that the odd cover disk on a magazine can be useful.
There is of course some music in the new Christmas pack that microsoft have
recently released. There is also a company that markets "Sounddogs or
something like that" and I think they give away a few samples....If you
want the address for them I will dig it out. Don't get excited though, the
free stuff is worth only slightly more than you pay for it
There is not an awful lot of legal music that you can find on the internet.
Its all to do with copyright issues
I have found that the odd cover disk on a magazine can be useful.
There is of course some music in the new Christmas pack that microsoft have
recently released. There is also a company that markets "Sounddogs or
something like that" and I think they give away a few samples....If you
want the address for them I will dig it out. Don't get excited though, the
free stuff is worth only slightly more than you pay for it
J
Jake
The Sounddogs music files can be found in the MM2 Creativity Fun Pack:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/moviemaker/downloads/create.asp
There are a couple of full length tunes and some music loops that could be
useful for linking scenes, for example, or to put under a commentry track.
Like John said, though, don't get too excited about the free stuff. I
downloaded it and it wasn't *that* good.
You can also download more free Sounddogs sound effects files from their Web
site:
http://www.sounddogs.com/htm/MM2.htm
The link above contains mainly sound effects rather than music.
Jake
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/moviemaker/downloads/create.asp
There are a couple of full length tunes and some music loops that could be
useful for linking scenes, for example, or to put under a commentry track.
Like John said, though, don't get too excited about the free stuff. I
downloaded it and it wasn't *that* good.
You can also download more free Sounddogs sound effects files from their Web
site:
http://www.sounddogs.com/htm/MM2.htm
The link above contains mainly sound effects rather than music.
Jake
sea.John Kelly said:Hi there,
There is not an awful lot of legal music that you can find on the internet.
Its all to do with copyright issues
I have found that the odd cover disk on a magazine can be useful.
There is of course some music in the new Christmas pack that microsoft have
recently released. There is also a company that markets "Sounddogs or
something like that" and I think they give away a few samples....If you
want the address for them I will dig it out. Don't get excited though, the
free stuff is worth only slightly more than you pay for it