It was hard finding all the needed soundtracks for the short my group was working on early in my course. Suggestions were made to obtain for sources which are usually at the end of the spectrum : it's either (a) free SFX but in poor quality or (b) awesome tracks with pricing charged.
Good and free are hard to come by. Not trying to come across as cheapskate in using SFX, but as a student, financially it's difficult. Not to mention, royalty payment. I'm aware there's royalty-free materials online, but here's hoping that a student's burden is lifted.
And little did I know something about Adobe's own sound-editing tool came with a package...as the
source quotes. it comes with thousands of sound effects for use in your own production.
Not sure if there are terms and conditions applied to it, but feel free to go to this link and get it. And you'll probably need to own a legal copy of adobe software itself to be entitled, at least that's what I think.
http://offers.adobe.com/en/na/audition/offers/audition_dlc.html
Cites: thank you
Mr. Bruno Degazio of SheridanCollege 4th year blog!
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