[JohnM]

Yeah I quite like the type of music that was used on the trials biking video on concrete circus on climbing vids.

[rginns]

I've used the Cinematic Orchestra on a few vids, you sometimes have to trawl through to get good stuff, but it's generally worth it.
Other than that, royksopp is good,  sigur ros is good but a bit cheesy as BBC have overused them
Some of the more commercial Wap records stuff could be good.

[JohnM]

How about using a local artist/band?  http://www.badeggrecords.co.uk/bands/whales

[lagerstarfish]

[Doylo]

cheers all!

[iwasmexican]

maybe this?


or?


even?


how about?


...?


i have too much spare time

[Paul B]

How about using a local artist/band?

definitely, Doyden D and Moneyshot was an inspired choice for Mr Fantastic.

[Doylo]

I've used Doyen before, good stuff

[ducko]

i think this song would be really good for a climbing video see what you think:

[slackline]

definitely, Doyden D and Moneyshot was an inspired choice for Mr Fantastic.

Great minds think alike

[lagerstarfish]

probably a bit late, but...



*disclaimer*

reference to any Joe Simpson films, either living or dead, is purely intentional

[slackline]

 

[Wipey Why]

Maybe a bit obvious but try the Thievery Corporation. Will find something for you on youtube when I'm at home.

[Doylo]

Maybe a bit obvious but try the Thievery Corporation. Will find something for you on youtube when I'm at home.

Cheers, quite like this chilled little number:

[Fultonius]

Metronomy, The English Riviera - The Look (King Krule Remix)  Or the original version.

Something by Aeroplane?

[tesla]

I love the first 45 seconds of this:

[Serpico]

I'm working on a few small films for the net at the moment and am struggling for inspiration with regard to the music i'm going to use.  Anyone got any suggestions? I'm open minded, it doesn't matter what it is if it sounds good.  Ideally if i can listen to it on youtube and get it off Itunes that'll be ideal. Thanks in advance

If you go for something of a particular genre then somebody won't like it - see any UKC thread about videos. To have the widest appeal (or more accurately cause the least offence) you should choose something pretty generic, try library music like http://www.audionetwork.com/ (click 'student/home production' for prices).
If you're going to download something commercial I'd recommend Amazon over iTunes because it's DRM free so there are no editing issues, and the bitrate is higher.

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