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New FREE MP3 background sounds - downtown city sound added to Richlawn RR site
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Wed, 2011-09-07 04:50 — rickwade
If you're using MP3 players for background sound (see the August MRH magazine article) and would like a free downtown city sound file, click on the link below. The file is 15 minutes long, 14mb and has ambient background sound, cars, trucks, kids playing, dogs barking, and other various other sounds. This is the first of (4) four downtown sound files that I have and use on my railroad. I'll be posting others later. I created the files myself using totally free sounds so that there are no license issues. You are free to use and distribute them.
Here's the link: http://richlawnrailroad.com/?page_id=367
Rick
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Rick, Thanks for sharing your
Rick, Thanks for sharing your sounds and as you say are natural.
Barry
You're welcome, Barry
Barry,
It's my pleasure! I plan on adding more to my site once I figure how to configure my download counter plugin. I'm curious as to how often the files are downloaded to see if it's worthwhile to post them.
Rick
Rick
The Richlawn Railroad Website - Featuring the L&N in HO / MRH Blog / MRM #123
Mt. 22: 37- 40
Are you just using small, hidden...
Rick,
Are you just using small, hidden mp3 players that play these files in a loop?
Thanks for sharing them!
Al
Al, please check out my article on Background Sound
Al,
Please check out my article on Background Sound in the August MRH magazine and the forum thread about the topic for more information. Yes, I do use cheap MP3 players playing the loops. I'm glad you like the file. Here's the link to the thread:
http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/magazine/mrh-2011-08-aug/background_sounds
Rick
Rick
The Richlawn Railroad Website - Featuring the L&N in HO / MRH Blog / MRM #123
Mt. 22: 37- 40