Royalty Free Sounds
Welcome to our Royalty Free Sounds from Creative Commons and Public Domain only at SoundBible.com These sounds are completely royalty free, meaning you can use them commercially without paying a cent.
Why and how are these free? Well we've selected audio from Creative Commons Attribution 3.0, as well as Public Domain Sounds .
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| Thunder Sound FX | Attribution 3.0 | |
| Creepy Laugh | Public Domain | |
| Ricochet Rapid Fire | Attribution 3.0 | |
| Countdown | Public Domain | |
| Eye Poke | Attribution 3.0 | |
| Banana Slap | Public Domain | |
| Incoming Suspense | Attribution 3.0 | |
| Pc Says I Love You | Public Domain | |
| Tick | Attribution 3.0 | |
| News Intro | Attribution 3.0 | |
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Royalty Free Sounds
Royalty Free Sounds are sounds that are free from royalties. They can be used commercially in things like movies, games, and anything else you might need a cool sound for. You may not however redistribute them for a profit. While sending one to a friend is ok, selling one to a customer is not.
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 is one of many CC Audio types. Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 put simply means you can use this audio but you must attribute your work to this person. If the audio is from Mike Koenig then you need to give him credit somewhere. That somewhere could be in the credits, the cd cover, or a link to the sounds page from your site.
Public Domain Sounds
Public Domain Sounds are sounds that have been added to the public domain. They are owned by the public, and are 100% free. Items get added to the PD in a variety of different ways. 1.) Items older than the public domain age setting are automatically added. 2.)Thoughtful members of the audio community donate their own works for the good of others. 3.) Speeches by presidents and other political audio is usually considered public domain works.