Tutorial on background music in video production

[JollyRodders]

Debra Jean Dean sure has a nice radio voice. Mabye she could do the "The next station is..." announcements for my local commuter railway :-)

[Kittyfeet69]

set it up and contact us at

debrajeandean

dot

com

[fallofautumndistro]

Haha, you're not going to like my Sketchies entry then. I break the background music rule you keep banging into my head. But it works.

Awesome tutorial.

[rogerdodgeraviation]

What is white and pink noise? Can you give an example?

[Kittyfeet69]

I'm refering to samples that have a "spray" or "wind" sound as a component. A lot of industrial music (think Nine Inch Nails) use a lot of noise in their percussion.

It's all explained in detail in the accompanying O'Reilly article (link in the "about this video" over on the top right of this page). The section on music starts at the bottom of page two and goes onto page three.

[rogerdodgeraviation]

Ok, I got it...thanks! I've been using some of Kevin MacLeod's music from incompetech dot com. He licenses it through Creative Commons. It's free, but you can also make donations.

[rogerdodgeraviation]

You're hilarious! We want more Beef People (just kidding).

[CitizenWorm]

Good tips.

[tucker1040]

Nice,

yeah I have spent hours trying out diffrent sound tracks trying to get one that soots my footage.

Oh and the book $30 Film School has it own special place in my studio/office shelf.

[Xero817]

"suits"