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Field recording databases
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Field Recording Databases
Freesound >> http://freesound.org/ (added by yunque)
+ Search by license, format, bitrate, sample ...
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Field recording databases
here's another one:
freeSFX
+ Easy to navigate thematic organization
+ Curated generally useful incidental sounds
+ Free commercial use, provided not main focus (full license)
- relatively ...
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I'm looking for a database of open source audio plug-ins that will work with several DAWs, particularly Logic.
I haven't tried their VSTs so can't guarantee they work in Logic but in theory they should work in any VST host (any DAW that supports VST)
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SoundMiner Relink Spotting List files
Found a solution:
I located the ~/Library/Application Support/Soundminer/Spotting folder and replaced all the OLD FX DRIVE PATHS with "NEW DRIVE NAME" with textwrangler on all relevant smpotting.xxx ...
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Sound effect library management on Windows?
For lower budgets, Soundminer do the HD range, which works on both Mac and PC.
It's a fraction of the cost of the full Soundminer v4, and I highly recommend it if it's within your price range.
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Copy metadata description field from soundminer to BWAV
Export Soundminer Metadata fields to text. Import in Excel, copy paste columns.
Save as txt and import back into Soundminer database. Then right click and embed metadata.
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Automatically Removing Duplicate Files in SoundMiner
Remove from database doesn't delete the file from your hard drive it simply excludes it from its library. I'd recommend Mac Paw Gemini:http://macpaw.com/gemini
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Audio File Organization
I think for sound design elements (very basic things like a low thud, tool clutter, cork pop) it is good to give files a rudimentary searchable name. For finished sound effects with many elements you ...
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