Projects. Presentation. Image tools. Video tools. Easy web and blog pages. Kudoboard - Create Digital Group Greetings. 7 Places to Find Free Music & Sound Effects for Multimedia Projects. Creating your own music and or sound effects to use in videos or podcasts is one way to avoid violating someone's copyright rights. Another option is to look for music and sound effects that are either in the public domain or have been labeled with a Creative Commons license. The following seven places offer music and sound effects that you and your students can use. As always, check the Creative Commons license and give attribution as requested. Royalty Free Music hosts music tracks that can be reused in numerous ways. Royalty Free Music charges the general public for their downloads, but students and teachers can download quite a bit of the music for free. Freeplay Music hosts more than 15,000 music files that your students can download to use in their multimedia projects.
Musopen's collection of free recordings contains performances of the works of hundreds of composers. The Free Music Archive provides free, high-quality, music in a wide range of genres.