Soundtrack

At the moment we are still waiting upon a reply from Brancoala however we investigated further into whether or not we can use his track. On his profile it didn't say anything about having to ask and so we asked our friend Harry who studies music and he said to check whether the track is downloadable. So we did and we realised that if the person don't want us using their track then they would block us from doing so as we have shown here that some people give the option to download the track others you have to buy and some you would have to ask permission.   

Soundtrack

Me, Laine and Lilly contacted another Soundcloud user to see if we could use his version of 'Love Me Do' by The Beatles. The following is the message that we sent to the user: 

Soundtrack Update

After contacting the man in Germany t see if we could use his track he got back to us 3 days later with the following response:

 

It was a shame that we couldn't use his track however there was another soundcloud user that we could contact if we don't decided on another song.

Soundtrack

Laine and I decided last lesson that this lesson we would try and find an un-coprighted version of 'Love Me Do' for the soundtrack. In the end Laine and I, contacted 'The Science Project' in Germany to see if we could use his cover track of 'Love Me Do' by The Beatles that we found on Soundcloud.
This is the message we sent:

Soundtrack

Today Laine and I looked at several websites in search of a soundtrack for our title sequence.
These are some of the websites we looked at:
https://audionetwork.lgfl.org.uk/terms.aspx 
http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music/2
http://www.mobygratis.com/catalog

When we was looking for a soundtrack we wanted something of a similar style to 'Love Me Do' by The Beatles however this was difficult to find as none of the soundtracks could really compare to this song.
One track that Laine and I did find was one on ben sound called 'Piano Moment'.
(http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music/track/piano-moment)

Although we did like this track from Ben Sound it still wasn't 'Love me Do' by The Beatles so we decided that next lesson we would try and find a version of 'Love Me Do' by The Beatles that was un-copyrighted.

Soundtrack

The vinyl that we are using on the record player is a Beatles album and the song that plays when Oliver puts it on is 'Love me do'. This song fits perfectly with our title sequence sp we decided this is the soundtrack we want to use.