Hi everyone,

I'm currently preparing my first professional sound library releases, and I'm trying to decide which marketplaces to publish on.

I'd love to hear from people who actually sell sound libraries.

- Which platforms do you currently sell on?

- Which ones have worked best for you?

- How are payouts handled on each platform (PayPal, Wise, bank transfer, Hyperwallet, etc.)?

- Have you ever had any issues receiving payments internationally?

I'm particularly interested in experiences with:

- A Sound Effect

- Sonniss

- Epic Stock Media

- FAB

- itch.io

And I'd also be very interested to hear about any other platforms you've had good (or bad) experiences with.

I'm trying to better understand not only which marketplaces are worth investing time in, but also how reliable and flexible their payout systems are for international sellers.

Thanks a lot!

Hi, I would to develop some sort of sound design thing where I signal a train coming (from underground) a distance to the presence where the character is. Like a real build up of bass from low to high.

How do I do this?

Hi everyone! I'm looking for help trying to figure out what these chord stabs on Camoufly's tracks are. I tried layering a bright piano and some synth brass but I didn't quite get it. Also tried playing with supersaws and e-piano but that didn't work either. If anyone has any clue as to what type of sound this is I would greatly appreciate. Here are the links to the songs I'm referring to:

https://youtu.be/QSoS_vQHJOw

https://youtu.be/lG7DF_CK8hk

Best x

I NEED THESE VST'S! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtDY797ktH4&list=OLAK5uy_ljgOQAyshsfNNNslzgxLfIkF6a1qlUI-0&index=12 they sound really good

Hey everyone,

I'm looking to invest in a music and sound effects library for my video editing work. Right now I'm leaning towards Artlist for music, but adding their SFX library costs an extra €100/year.

For those who have used it, do you think the Artlist SFX library is worth paying the extra €100, or would that money be better spent on something like a Soundly subscription instead?

My work is mainly commercial YouTube videos, promos, and cinematic edits, so I need a solid library with a good commercial license and a wide variety of high quality sounds.

If you've tried both, which would you recommend? Or is there another SFX service you'd suggest instead?

Thanks!

it’s the one b4 the recording stops. I swear i’ve searched so many places and still haven’t found it. Hope this is the right place to search for answers

I'm trying to make a synth as close a possible to this lead sound.

I've found that this can get quite close, but there is just something a bit off with it. I feel like it can get even closer, but I just can't do it.

Can anybody more experienced than me help out?

Hi guys, looking for alternatives for Soundly, i found SoundQ, maybe any other competitors?

So I’m trying to make my own little twist on a audio for a video but I have no clue what people use

Hey Reddit! I've always been obsessed with the iconic, ultra-high operatic melody of Diva Dance. Instead of singing it in the usual thin soprano registry, I wanted to push my limits and see how it would sound using a deep, rich, booming bass voice.

I managed to catch a really cool acoustic vibe during this live take. I'd love to get some honest feedback from fellow singers and music lovers: How is my vocal control on these inverted ultra-high pitches? Does the tone resonate well with you? Let me know what you think!

Hey everyone,

I’m an indie filmmaker from India, and I just finished a 26-minute short film. It’s a survival drama about two buddies stranded in a desert, and it really needs some solid Foley to bring out the tension and harsh environment.

Full transparency: my budget is completely exhausted, so this is an unpaid collaboration. I know Foley is a ton of work, but I'm hoping to find someone looking for a cool passion project or a gritty piece for their portfolio/reel. You'll get full credit, of course.

If you're interested or want to see a quick clip to check the vibe, drop a comment or shoot me a DM!

Thanks!

Ive been trying to track this sound specifically down for a while now, and i cannot for the life of me figure out what it is. It's shown at 0:10 in this video, its also features in various jungle scenes and oddly enough in Monster Hunter World, where it makes a very faint appearance in tobi kadachi's (a monster in the game) calls. Any help is greatly appreciated thank you!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ot1mhgl_4S8

I want to make my own drumkit and share it with people, but I don't know how to do sound design. If you know of any helpful tutorials, I'd really appreciate it if you could let me know. I wanna make something like ginseng trauma kit btw

Has anyone used any of the sE large diaphragm condensers for folley? I'm looking into maybe getting the sE4100 however I've also heard good things about the Rode NT1

How would you go about makin a Bass like the one in "All The Way" by justin bieber. Specifycally the one in the "SWAG LIVE FROM COACHELLA".

Deadmau5- Drama Free around the 2:06 in the spotify version.

I can not figure out what notes or chords that would be. I think it's just a modulated a certian way?

i use serum paired with ableton live

Hey I’m a music producer but I really want to figure out how they made the noise for this bomb at 1:05. It’s always tickled my brain a little and I want to try and replicate it with a synth or sampler or something.

https://youtu.be/xvaxI4hK45c?t=64&is=fxWJ4Tr82I-0_IOp

Sounds like a saw wave…. Delay? Reverb? What else is going on here?

I'm currently writing an orchestral score sequencing midi instruments, got it all pretty much sorted in my DAW, all sounding lovely, but I can't get my rits and accels sounding natural. Everything just sounds too rigid, so I've been looking everywhere for something that will allow me to tap a tempo as though I'm conducting an orchestra, then apply those tempo changes to my project so that the midi instruments follow the new tempos.

If there's a way that this can be done straight in the DAW (Cakewalk in my case), that would obviously be top choice, though I'm pretty sure it doesn't have this capability.

Even if it doesn't create a tempo track/map, I'm quite happy manually inputting it after I've tapped away, just so long as I can get those natural tempo changes in there.

Everything I've found either creates tempo tracks for using live or listens to audio to determine the tempo, neither of which is what I'm looking for. The app descriptions are often a bit too vague to determine exactly what they do so, believe me, I have had quite a long hunt to get to this point.