- Go to http://www.freeplaymusic.com/search/.
- On the left write your keywords or choose your feel or tempo, etc. (You do not need to make a selection for each choice. I often just choose one and browse)
- Click search
- In each selection you will get a short description of the music piece. You can also preview it by clicking on a length of time of the clip on the preview side.
- Once you have found the clip you like, right-click on the length you want on the MP3 side and 'save target as'
- Save it someplace you will remember. It's usually a good idea to keep them all in the same spot to easily go through your choices.
- In Moviemaker you need to choose import audio.
- You can now drag the clip you want to use down to your timeline in the audio/music layer.
Making a movie with your class can be exciting but also a little daunting.... Where do I start? I don't know how to edit movies? Do I need special equipment? Everything can be done easily if we just take it one step at a time. I've created this blog to show simple step-by-step directions to get started with a class movie.
Friday, February 24, 2012
Music
Adding music to your movie adds a nice touch. Freeplay Music is a fantastic resource to find theme music for your movie project but can also be used as background music for a powerpoint presentation. It is easily
searchable according to type, tempo, style and feel. There are many different
royalty-free instrumentals available. It can give a really original feel to any
presentation you create.
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