Finding Sound and Audio Files
Tip:
There are many Websites that offer sound files for use copyright-free. As part of your permission to use the resources the site may require you to credit the author or Website.
- Make sure you read the terms of use.
- Always cite and credit the source of any resource you use.
The file format on the website may appear to be a QuickTime file. If you click on the far right down triangle for your saving options, you can choose Save as SOURCE rather than saving as a QuickTime movie file. Source means the sound saves as an original sound in WAV or AIFF file format.
If you download a file in a format that you cannot use with your video-editing software, use QuickTime Pro to convert the file to a usable format.
Some Websites with copyright-free sound files are:
FindSounds
Sound Dogs.com
Partners in Rhyme
Submitted by:Barbara Bray
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