Music tracks .. where to buy?

[mmahoney]

Where are you getting your backing tracks? ..

[kent@smilingyogi.com]

I have used this with much success. It is easy to use and compose. You don't actually compose just alter the tracks to be appropriate. Not to expensive either.
www.smartsound.com/sonicfire/

[JohnJH]

garageband for apple computers is a good start to compose royalty free music. super easy to use with lots of flexibility.

[Todd Lambert]

Rip Burn Mix?

Napster?

Seriously, there are tons of audio stock sites out there. I'll ++ the recommendation for Garageband.

[JPM Photography]

try freeplaymusic.com
I have used it with good results.

[francisLM]

http://www.archive.org/details/audio

i hope help you...

[Fahad79]

Ready-made music:

Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/) (only asks that you credit him).

If you want to make your own, and you're on Windows, this is a neat equivalent to GarageBand:

Acoustica Mixcraft (http://www.acoustica.com/mixcraft/); I found it very easy to use. They have a free trial too.

I have also found this, though I haven't tried it:
Pro Scores (http://videocopilot.net/products/proscores/) by Video Copilot. It looks interesting.



cheers.

[maxsideburn]

I agree with the statement about Garageband, also you might look into getting a keyboard. I bought a cheap Yamaha ($140 if I recall) and even though I can't play I can use it to make slow ambient sounds quite well.