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Re: Getting audio license, some questions

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Originally Posted by Nimmy
well this is kinda new to us our second year
and we wanted to know how you guys get licenses for tracks and such
for your animation?

we also were wondering is it ok to record our own say piano track
if that is like a stevie wonder song
or if we can play our beatles or whatever track?
is that ok?
We have used two sources for the music in our videos. One is the canned music available in Pinnacle Studio, a video editing software package. The other is royalty free music available from Freeplay. Since we purchased these packages, we have full rights to use this music in our animation. We only use 3dsMax to animate, and then move the clip into a video editing program to put the final animation together. We render in 3dsMax at highest quality, and do our compression (Cinepak) with the video editing software.
We have also recorded sounds from our robot interacting with the playing field (pneumatics, gripping the bar to hang in 2003, etc.). These are very easy to place using a video editing package.
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