Sunday, December 9, 2007

Finding Free Music and Special Effect Sounds

So as we all know you have to be careful about what you post on YouTube or anywhere for that fact. It has to be your creation or a royalty free production.
I found a few sites that offer royalty free music like purvolume.com and flashkit.com.
I found a bunch of sites I never heard of from a magazine I was reading in the bookstore.
Sorry I don't remember what is was, too much dope when I was younger I guess, but it was either Videographer or Video Maker. Anyway search Google for Royalty free Music and you will find plenty.
One site I checked out and they seem to have a bunch of material is partnersinrhyme.com
Royalty Free Music and Sound Effects Download the music and sound effects you need for your multimedia project today at Partners In Rhyme.
I also just bought an H4 zoom digital stereo recorder that comes with some awesome software that I will be reviewing in a few weeks.
Stay tuned, don't be doomed.

Thursday, November 8, 2007

Don't be Owned

So I was filming a filming of a music video, and the director told me not to post anything on YouTube (where I post) unless he sees it first.
Now I had already asked the Producer if I could do behind the scenes filming and was giving permission.
But this director is one of those 'Control Freaks'. You know them, they have to be the one on top of the pyramid giving permission to fart before you fart.
So I just listened without either agreeing or denying. The first would go against my principal and the latter would just lead to an argument. I figure I'll just do as I planned on doing and show the video created from this music video shoot without his permission. If he wants to sue me he can go ahead. Fuck him. He has no strings on my and I'm not going to allow him to attach any either as I can see that he would just want to pull them.
Do you have a 'control freak' in your life?
What strings have you allowed that control freak to attach to you?
In giving strings to this control freak did you get something in return of greater value? In legal terms it is called consideration.
Let me know.
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