The other site folks mentioned findsounds.com specifically has a caveat indicating that they make no promises re: copyright status of the files listed, so one probably needs to be careful what one uses from that site as well.
For those who might like to add a touch of music to a stack, something no one has mentioned yet is that the loops included with GarageBand are royalty free. From Apple's website
>>>>These professionally-recorded Apple Loops are all royalty-free interludes, played in a variety of moods and genres, on many different instruments.<<<
There are also a number of websites out there now offering additional free loops, as well as user-created pieces utilizing these loops. I think most are referenced on www.macjams.com. One site I know of offhand is http://www.bitshiftaudio.com/products/bbb/free_bee.html which is offering 40 MB of free loops for GarageBand. The loops are available as AIFF files (which is why they are so large).
Marian
On Feb 14, 2004, at 8:02 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
On Saturday, February 14, 2004, at 05:50 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
for non-commercial use only
not free
Boy, that was blunt. Sorry. I was needing to run out the door and now have a few seconds reprieve.
Aye, that is free in a limited sense and, perhaps, should be qualified as such.
Normally, I would not think of that as free.
Dar Scott
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