Free Audio Editor and Recorder Incompetech Downhill Battle presents the Reasons Music diversity will grow. The major labels' business model requires them to have a steady stream of consistent products. The very nature of their operation produces homogenized music designed for specific radio formats and scientifically honed to hit-making models. Artists are signed and promoted based on the opinions of individual A&R executives, not the popularity of the music. When the major labels crumble, the diversity of mainstream music will blossom. Pay-for-play radio will end. For decades, the major labels have controlled what's on the radio by paying radio stations to play their songs. Legislative efforts to end the practice have failed consistently. Independent music won't be marginalized. The major labels use their monopoly of distribution and their control of radio to prevent independent music from competing in the mainstream. The lawsuits will stop. The major labels hit a new low when they started suing fans this fall. Artistic freedom will expand.
The Music Bakery songwriters resource network PowerPoint Sound Clips You can download these PowerPoint sound clips and music loops to add into your Power Point presentations. They are available in both mp3 and wav format. We recommend that you use the mp3 format as the file size is smaller. For older versions of PowerPoint you will need to use the wav format. PowerPoint Sound Clips Coffee Break – the sound of a cappucino machineCoffee machine (mp3) 283k Tea Break – the sound of a tea cup being stirredTea Break (mp3) 67k Time for a beer - the delicious sound of a top being taken off a bottle of beer and poured into a glassTime for beer (mp3) 200k Champagne – treat yourself to a bottle of champage being opened and a few glasses poured outChampagne (mp3) 290k TingTing (mp3) 45k Door bellDoor bell (mp3) 24k Phone Ringing – an old fashioned telephone bellPhone ringing (mp3) 145k Ships bell - a ships bell being struck twiceShips bell (mp3) 57k Morse code - a short extract of morse code – but can you tell what it meansMorse code (mp3) 10k 19 January 2009
Amplified Musician Free Audio Sound Effects for E-Learning Had a question about finding good free audio sound effects for elearning courses. Do a search and you’ll find hundreds of sites. However, most of them are lame and pain to go through. So I pulled together a list of sites that you may find worthwhile. The truth is once you find a good one there’s no need to look at dozens more. As with any free content, if you’re using the free audio files for real projects, be sure to check the license agreements. If you need to give attribution to the free audio source, here’s a post where I shared a few ways to do so. Free Audio Sound Effect Sites for Commercial Use FindSound: a good search engine for sounds. Commercial Audio Sound Effects Amazon: buy sound effect albums for as little as $8.SoundDogs.com: thousands of very specific sound effects. Personally, I don’t use sound effects very often and when I do, I have a bunch of sound effects from some CDs I purchased a few years ago. Upcoming E-Learning Events 2018 St Louis: July 17 & 18.