atmospheric ambient tracks

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 In further searching, and admittedly further struggling, I have finally found my music. I gave up on the Zappa estate and moved on to royalty-free/public domain music. After spending too long searching through the public domain music registry, listening to track after track that I hate, I decided to try newer music in the public domain. I decided to check out the website "Freeesound", and after only a little while of searching, I found what I needed. I found music made by small creators which Aren't linked to any record company. It's all under the creative commons license, which essentially states it's copyright free. The sound I chose is called "Atmosphere", and it's by a user named DaveJF. It was uploaded on 4/30/2021 and has a little over 300 downloads. I'm choosing it because, to me, it sounds desolate. It's an ambient track, with no lyrics or any distinct qualities. This definitely works to my advantage. All I hear when I listen to it is a small strings section with a few piano-note hits. I need that, as the introductory snippet has only the prisoner in view, ignoring the possibility of there even being a guard. I only intend to use this sound in the introductory snippet, and as well have it cover the title screen. I will only be using it for maybe a total of 10 seconds, depending on how I edit it. Anyways, once I found the track, I had to make an account. Upon doing that, I downloaded the sound and now, I'm trying to somehow get it to my phone for editing. The file is too big for email. I'm really glad I was able to find something. I spent a lot of time trying and amounted to nothing.




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