My sound portfolio
by Alex Parker · in Game Design and Creative Issues · 05/07/2007 (12:00 am) · 0 replies
Hi,
I've begun uploading music to my website at http://www.soundportfolio.com
I'm trying to build a collection of Creative Commons Attributions licensed sounds, for several reasons:
Firstly, people can use the sounds and music for free in their commercial or freeware projects, whether its for release or prototype purposes it's always good to get something for free (all that is required is a credit)
Secondly, I'm aiming to develop a solid portfolio of music and projects I've worked on, ultimately I'm looking to make some money from the music I write, which means I need feedback on my music so I can improve where necessary and also to build a good set of references from people who've used my works in their projects.
Thirdly, I've spend all my spare time in the last 15 or so years writing music on my PC which up until recently as been sitting on my hard-disk, heard only by a few close friends. So I'm going to be uploading stuff to the website anyway, better than rotting on a hard-drive.
If anyone is interested in checking it out, its still fairly new and theres a small range of sounds building up, and I'd really appreciate any comments and constructive criticism people may be able to offer.
Thanks in advance,
Alex
I've begun uploading music to my website at http://www.soundportfolio.com
I'm trying to build a collection of Creative Commons Attributions licensed sounds, for several reasons:
Firstly, people can use the sounds and music for free in their commercial or freeware projects, whether its for release or prototype purposes it's always good to get something for free (all that is required is a credit)
Secondly, I'm aiming to develop a solid portfolio of music and projects I've worked on, ultimately I'm looking to make some money from the music I write, which means I need feedback on my music so I can improve where necessary and also to build a good set of references from people who've used my works in their projects.
Thirdly, I've spend all my spare time in the last 15 or so years writing music on my PC which up until recently as been sitting on my hard-disk, heard only by a few close friends. So I'm going to be uploading stuff to the website anyway, better than rotting on a hard-drive.
If anyone is interested in checking it out, its still fairly new and theres a small range of sounds building up, and I'd really appreciate any comments and constructive criticism people may be able to offer.
Thanks in advance,
Alex
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