(http://lwn.net/Articles/288143/)
(http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Sound_samples)

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The OLPC project releases 10GB of sound samples
By Forrest Cook
July 2, 2008

The One Laptop Per Child project recently released a large collection
of sound samples:

[...]

   This huge collection of new and original samples have been donated
to Dr. Richard Boulanger @ cSounds.com specifically to support the
OLPC developers, students, XO users, and computer and electronic
musicians everywhere. They are FREE and are offered under a CC-BY
license for downloading and use in your teaching, your demos, your
research, your music, your remixes, your songs, your games, your
videos, your slideshows, your websites, and your XO activities.

[...]

One can imagine a number of possible uses for such a large library of
sounds. Adding audio to games is an obvious use for the sounds. One
could create accessibility applications for the visually impaired. In
keeping with the OLPC theme, a teacher could sort through the sounds
and use them for educating children about animals, musical instruments
and other things that they may not experience in daily life. On the
artistic side, the samples could be put to good use making audio
tracks and movies. With the appropriate sample playing software, new
and interesting musical instruments could be created.

If your software project has a need for some open-licensed audio
clips, the OLPC collection is a good source. Producing a large
collection of sounds such as this would involve many hours of work.
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