Yes this have been touched upon before but it is worth pointing out again
and in a clearer form.
So Youtube is the biggest Sample library and it is for free!
And am not talking about doing something illegal as I am a saint actually so saintly that sometimes I float slightly above ground and would never never never do anything illegal.
No there is sooooo much copyright free material that it is ridiculous. The other day was sitting and drawing in front of Youtube looking at travel videos from the forties which contain both music and cool cool phrases- then there is all the films/music that is out of copyright- and finally something that got discovered is the videos that tourists films of people singing playing music and here we go into a slightly grey area legally but would say that you would never get into trouble for taking a snippet of sound of German tourist filming a person singing on the Tibetan steppes 2008...
So now after this small rant here is the meat of the post-
There is two applications for free that you can install to activate this sample library-
The first one is "Youtube to mp3" this will not download the video it will just extract the sound and it will be in mp3 format- Think that most applications that works with samples do not accept mp3 so the second application that I found that can convert mp3 to Wav (and other formats) is called "media converter".
That is it.
All the samples you would ever need right inside your device when you need some cool samples sitting under scorching heat on the beach.
and in a clearer form.
So Youtube is the biggest Sample library and it is for free!
And am not talking about doing something illegal as I am a saint actually so saintly that sometimes I float slightly above ground and would never never never do anything illegal.
No there is sooooo much copyright free material that it is ridiculous. The other day was sitting and drawing in front of Youtube looking at travel videos from the forties which contain both music and cool cool phrases- then there is all the films/music that is out of copyright- and finally something that got discovered is the videos that tourists films of people singing playing music and here we go into a slightly grey area legally but would say that you would never get into trouble for taking a snippet of sound of German tourist filming a person singing on the Tibetan steppes 2008...
So now after this small rant here is the meat of the post-
There is two applications for free that you can install to activate this sample library-
The first one is "Youtube to mp3" this will not download the video it will just extract the sound and it will be in mp3 format- Think that most applications that works with samples do not accept mp3 so the second application that I found that can convert mp3 to Wav (and other formats) is called "media converter".
That is it.
All the samples you would ever need right inside your device when you need some cool samples sitting under scorching heat on the beach.
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