I know I could just Google it myself, but I was wondering if anybody knows of an online database with info on songs that aren't copyrighted. Worldwide. --thanks
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sound Creative commons website?
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I just came across this site for classical compositions:
http://musopen.org
Free to join, but they accept donations to help the cause.
* you can also find some Creative Commons music at http://archive.org
http://musopen.org
Free to join, but they accept donations to help the cause.
* you can also find some Creative Commons music at http://archive.org
Jamendo.com - probably the largest source of international CC licensed music, and I find a lot of music for films there.
Just to be clear - Creative Commons is a form of licensing and actually is an exercise of copyright, it does not mean the music is not copyrighted. There are a variety of different CC licenses that determine what you can do with the music and it's important to understand them because not all of them let you use the music in a film.
Just to be clear - Creative Commons is a form of licensing and actually is an exercise of copyright, it does not mean the music is not copyrighted. There are a variety of different CC licenses that determine what you can do with the music and it's important to understand them because not all of them let you use the music in a film.
Yeahhh I had a feeling I was using the wrong term. Thanks, Indudeana Brones.
Or check my website with my productions specially for film/video (creative commons 3.0):
http://www.fxsoundarchiv.de
http://www.fxsoundarchiv.de
Just use Advanced Search in Google, and select the usage rights you want at the bottom, and search.