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Can anyone help me out, please?

Thank you!

Hi,

This "CC0" in Advanced search that you talk about?

Where is that please?

All I have are these options:

[IMG]http://i44.tinypic.com/2w1xxki.png[/IMG]

I cannot see a Creative Commons or price related option.

thanks a lot

Hi guys,

I need an audio file of a male saying "no problem".

It should be in the vein of the "that was easy" button from Staples: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YmMNpbFjp0

The voice is supposed to tell the audience, that the current issue/challenge they're experiencing can easily be solved - i.e. is not a problem...

Many thanks in advance!

Just heard about this but don't know anything personally. A professional sound editor I know said it was pretty good.

http://www.sounddogs.com/

Same problem here. How to download using wget etc? I gave username/password but still didn't work.

Thanks (note, I might have missed links, I mostly only looked at the first post).

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This part of our website is also in English.

For (open source) game development: OpenGameArt.

AudioJungle is another paid one.

Googling for cheap royalty free sound effects should give most results.

Is there an official page for that software? I don't trust off-site links that are direct downloads (especially unannounced and not guessable when looking at the URL).

Hi all! I'm Headphones Vocal, a producer from London, check out my loops on Freesound

http://www.freesound.org/people/headphonesvocal/

Hey there, did this fairly quickly and I wasn't completely sure what "British" meant, but here you go. I hope I'm not too late!

http://www.freesound.org/people/Willisheen/sounds/188315/

If you don't mind paying, "http://www.istockphoto.com/audio" have great quality control on incoming sounds.

Hello,

Great database here. But it doesn't ALWAYS cover all of my needs.

Where else can I go to find sounds? What are the best "royalty" or "pay to download" sound databases?

Thanks!

Hey Martian,

Having spent a lot of time looking at this I believe yuou're right. Just getting the speaker to do a kid's accent is way easier!

most films would simply dub the younger voice than opt for any hint of processing.

most films would simply dub the younger voice than opt for any hint of processing.

I thank all of you who post on this web site. Every person that I downloded a sound from and used in this film is in the credits. Try to pay close attention to this movie so you can grasp it better.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA1RPos5mxI

Nice special effects

Hi, I'd like to suggest a couple of additions to the "attribution list" feature to make it, in my opinion, significantly more useful. I think there's a bit of overlap with some previous threads (favouriting/starring) but not much.

Firstly, categories/projects. Currently the attribution list is just every file you've downloaded it, when you downloaded it. IMO it would be really useful if you could specify "projects" or categories in your account (like the bookmark categories) to which bookmarked or downloaded sounds can be assigned. Ideally these would work like tags so a single sound can be attached to multiple projects. Then on the attribution page, these tags can be selected to "filter" your attributions to just the subset you need (rather than having to trawl through chronologically).

Secondly, starring/favouriting. I often download multiple sounds without knowing in advance which ones I will actually use (for instance, some may just not work in the mix for various reasons). Having all downloaded sounds in the attribution list is very cluttered for me, and I'd much rather be able to "star" a sound when I know I've used it. This could again act just like a tag, so I could make an attribution list of all downloaded sounds or just filter it to starred ones. I usually have freesound open in a browser tab while mixing/editing on films so I'd love to just click a button as soon as I use a file. Ideally this functionality would also be available on the attribution page so I can consult the entire list if I've downloaded a large set of files and am currently putting some on the timeline.

Finally, csv formatting. The current format options are ok for human readability, but a bit of a pain to process for large lists. A csv file would be really nice for that. Given that this would not be intended only for human readability, it could include far more metadata that the user could then use or discard as necessary (again, an example would be the project/category tags, for instance allowing users to easily re-order credits by sound category). It would also be a nicer way of assigning time/date info to the list rather than a separate header line for every date you've downloaded something.