Runnism, The Religion of Running > Identify and create the proper music > Just for the heck of it. by: Tapsa Kuusniemi
I finished a parkour / movement themed song sometime ago. And well here it is.
733 days ago | 0 Thumb-ups
I know this is late, but god damn that was a god song!!!
Runnism, The Religion of Running > Identify and create the proper music > Just for the heck of it. by: Tapsa Kuusniemi
I finished a parkour / movement themed song sometime ago. And well here it is.
794 days ago | 0 Thumb-ups
Just listening to it now. Love how the drums mark the rhythm naturally as to invite one to move forward. :)
Runnism, The Religion of Running > Identify and create the proper music > Just for the heck of it. by: Tapsa Kuusniemi
I finished a parkour / movement themed song sometime ago. And well here it is.
828 days ago | 1 Thumb-up
Yeah, that's cool. It's a nice blend of mysticism and modern music with a serious feel. :)
Runnism, The Religion of Running > Identify and create the proper music > Just for the heck of it. Personally, I think the music that illustrates the Religion of Running is either rhythmic or classic. Few things motivate runners more than drums. And classical music give the proper context of a religion.
So what should I pick? And how can I ensure that the music is usable, from a copyright perspective, in all legislations?
828 days ago | 3 Comments | 4 Thumb-ups
I finished a parkour / movement themed song sometime ago. And well here it is.
Runnism, The Religion of Running > Identify and create the proper music > The Pillows: 'Runner's High' Personally, I think the music that illustrates the Religion of Running is either rhythmic or classic. Few things motivate runners more than drums. And classical music give the proper context of a religion.
So what should I pick? And how can I ensure that the music is usable, from a copyright perspective, in all legislations?
Runnism, The Religion of Running > Identify and create the proper music > Original Music by: Toivo
Hi, I'm a composer and I have some music up on this site:
http://audiojungle.net/collections/392851-original-music-by-toivo?ref=toivo
Sounds like what you want is something energetic, rhythmic and classical sounding. Have a listen and see what you think. Also copyright wise, you can use the music for your project if you buy it from the site. Cheers
847 days ago | 0 Thumb-ups
Glad you like it! I've got a lot more individual tracks uploaded now, in a few different styles.
http://audiojungle.net/user/Toivo/portfolio?ref=toivo
Runnism, The Religion of Running > Identify and create the proper music > Original Music by: Toivo
Hi, I'm a composer and I have some music up on this site:
http://audiojungle.net/collections/392851-original-music-by-toivo?ref=toivo
Sounds like what you want is something energetic, rhythmic and classical sounding. Have a listen and see what you think. Also copyright wise, you can use the music for your project if you buy it from the site. Cheers
Runnism, The Religion of Running > Identify and create the proper music > Original Music Personally, I think the music that illustrates the Religion of Running is either rhythmic or classic. Few things motivate runners more than drums. And classical music give the proper context of a religion.
So what should I pick? And how can I ensure that the music is usable, from a copyright perspective, in all legislations?
854 days ago | 2 Comments | 2 Thumb-ups
Hi, I'm a composer and I have some music up on this site:
Sounds like what you want is something energetic, rhythmic and classical sounding. Have a listen and see what you think. Also copyright wise, you can use the music for your project if you buy it from the site. Cheers
Runnism, The Religion of Running > Identify and create the proper music > "... either rhythmic or classic" by: Delphine
I would say: both.
I love running listening to film music (especially Hans Zimmer), remixes of Era such as those:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFHT6afIAmk&feature=fvst ( my favorite) or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03RAdZfFo6k&feature=related (but I find this one too fast)
and the classic almost everyone has: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFS4zYWxzNA&feature=related
I am sure you can find many of them!
906 days ago | 0 Thumb-ups
Found it: http://remix.kwed.org/
There are some nice tunes to download for free (and legally). We might find something interesting there.
Runnism, The Religion of Running > Identify and create the proper music > "... either rhythmic or classic" by: Delphine
I would say: both.
I love running listening to film music (especially Hans Zimmer), remixes of Era such as those:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFHT6afIAmk&feature=fvst ( my favorite) or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03RAdZfFo6k&feature=related (but I find this one too fast)
and the classic almost everyone has: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFS4zYWxzNA&feature=related
I am sure you can find many of them!
908 days ago | 0 Thumb-ups
Well, it was just an example of the style of music we can use. I know there are some websites with free music for running, that everyone can download... I use to have one in my favorites, but I cannot find it anymore. I will try to find it again when I have time.
