http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/findsoundssound-search-engine/ Directory 2.0 : Free Web Applications and Mobile Tools Sun, 20 Jul 2008 10:58:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/findsoundssound-search-engine/#comment-39954 Soungle : Free Sound Effects Website | MakeUseOf.com Wed, 25 Jun 2008 19:25:55 +0000 http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/findsoundssound-search-engine/#comment-39954 [...] If you can’t find the effect you’re looking for then check out previously covered FindSounds. Maybe you’ll find it there. Both of these websites are pretty [...] […] If you can’t find the effect you’re looking for then check out previously covered FindSounds. Maybe you’ll find it there. Both of these websites are pretty […]

]]> http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/findsoundssound-search-engine/#comment-17394 Lifehacker » Архив » Как найти различные звуки или звуковые эффекты Fri, 18 Apr 2008 08:00:53 +0000 http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/findsoundssound-search-engine/#comment-17394 [...] FindSounds: Search Web for Sounds and Sound Effects Сохранить заметку: Автор: vital Рубрики: Поисковые [...] […] FindSounds: Search Web for Sounds and Sound Effects Сохранить заметку: Автор: vital Рубрики: Поисковые […]

]]> http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/findsoundssound-search-engine/#comment-16498 FindSounds Searches and Previews Audio Files [Search] » Lifehacker, tips and downloads for getting things done Wed, 16 Apr 2008 13:38:07 +0000 http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/findsoundssound-search-engine/#comment-16498 [...] For YouTube videos, presentations, or even just system sounds, having the right sound effect file can make all the difference. FindSounds, a search engine focused on audio files, is a heck of a lot more convenient than typing “.wav” into Google and wading through inconsistent results. Type in what you’re looking for and specify parameters, and the results are offered in playable previews and waveform diagrams. I almost always found relevant results in the 10 or so test searches I performed, and being able to see how long the sound helps winnow down results when you’re hunting just the right sound to fit into a project. Got your own sound clip search methods? Share ‘em in the comments. FindSounds [via MakeUseOf.com] [...] […] For YouTube videos, presentations, or even just system sounds, having the right sound effect file can make all the difference. FindSounds, a search engine focused on audio files, is a heck of a lot more convenient than typing “.wav” into Google and wading through inconsistent results. Type in what you’re looking for and specify parameters, and the results are offered in playable previews and waveform diagrams. I almost always found relevant results in the 10 or so test searches I performed, and being able to see how long the sound helps winnow down results when you’re hunting just the right sound to fit into a project. Got your own sound clip search methods? Share ‘em in the comments. FindSounds [via MakeUseOf.com] […]

]]> http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/findsoundssound-search-engine/#comment-16492 FindSounds Searches and Previews Audio Files [Search] · TechBlogger Wed, 16 Apr 2008 13:32:37 +0000 http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/findsoundssound-search-engine/#comment-16492 [...] For YouTube videos, presentations, or even just system sounds, having the right sound effect file can make all the difference. FindSounds, a search engine focused on audio files, is a heck of a lot more convenient than typing “.wav” into Google and wading through inconsistent results. Type in what you’re looking for and specify parameters, and the results are offered in playable previews and waveform diagrams. I almost always found relevant results in the 10 or so test searches I performed, and being able to see how long the sound helps winnow down results when you’re hunting just the right sound to fit into a project. Got your own sound clip search methods? Share ‘em in the comments. FindSounds [via MakeUseOf.com] [...] […] For YouTube videos, presentations, or even just system sounds, having the right sound effect file can make all the difference. FindSounds, a search engine focused on audio files, is a heck of a lot more convenient than typing “.wav” into Google and wading through inconsistent results. Type in what you’re looking for and specify parameters, and the results are offered in playable previews and waveform diagrams. I almost always found relevant results in the 10 or so test searches I performed, and being able to see how long the sound helps winnow down results when you’re hunting just the right sound to fit into a project. Got your own sound clip search methods? Share ‘em in the comments. FindSounds [via MakeUseOf.com] […]

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