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In this section you will find an openly licensed music track, suitable for an introduction to a voice recording and practice how to fade in and fade out the track using Audacity. | In this section you will find an openly licensed music track, suitable for an introduction to a voice recording and practice how to fade in and fade out the track using Audacity. | ||
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Revision as of 22:56, 15 July 2021
In this section you will find an openly licensed music track, suitable for an introduction to a voice recording and practice how to fade in and fade out the track using Audacity.
Find an openly licensed music tracks
As you know, most music will be copyrighted as "all rights reserved", so you cannot copy an audio track of your favorite artist for inclusion in a teaching resource. Therefore you need to find music with an open copyright license. There are a number of websites that host music with Creative Commons licenses you can download and remix when generating a teaching resource. In this course we provide a few options.
