We need 3 - 10-15 second music clips of drumrolls and fanfare music,
suitable for presenting three Awards.  Ideally, the music should be
cued with the ~ 5 seconds of drum rolls, then ~ 20/30 seconds of
fanfare music (for walking to the stage) - repeated three times. 
Also, in a format I can transfer to a CD to play for a presentation
early tomorrow AM. DEADLINE: 5/17/05 11:30 pm PDT.  Thank you!

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Request for Question Clarification by easterangel-ga on 17 May 2005 22:33 PDT

I was able to find one 6-second drum roll. I also found one 6-second
"fan fair" and a 13-second version. But they are not pieced together.

Will this be ok?

Thanks!

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Clarification of Question by mimig-ga on 17 May 2005 23:47 PDT

If what you have is "ready to go," so I could use any part of it in
the am; I'll take it!  Thanks, Mimi

Hi! Thanks for the question.

In this link I have, you can click on the the links for the sound
effects you need. Right click then choose "Save Target As" on the
following to get the sounds you need.

1. DrmRll02.wav: 6-second Drum Roll

2. FanFair1.wav: 13-second Fan Fair

3. FanFair2.wav: 6-second Fan Fair

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http://www.ilovewavs.com/Effects/Music/Music.htm


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I hope this link would help you in your research. Before rating this
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Request for Answer Clarification by mimig-ga on 18 May 2005 00:33 PDT

Thanks for the links to the wav files.  Now, for a technical question
from a non-techy: how do I transfer them onto a disc so I can "play"
them at tomorrow's meeting?

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Clarification of Answer by easterangel-ga on 18 May 2005 00:56 PDT

Hi!

First you must have a cd-burner hardware in your computer. If you
don't then this will be impossible to do. Let's say you have a CD
Burner. You will need this time a CD-Buner software. One of the most
popular is NERO.

Here is a link on how to burn audio cds using NERO.

"Burning an Audio CD with Nero"
http://peripherals.about.com/od/cddvdburners/ss/NeroAudioCD.htm

If you don't have these systems then I suggest that you save the sound
files in a floppy disk. Then take them to a computer shop to burn them
for a fee.

I hope this would be of help to you.

Thanks again!