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Does anyone know of a decent Canned Laughter resource/library, preferably British/English and able to buy online and download?

I can only seem to find packs of sounds costing $200+ or expensive individual sounds, but I need something in between.

Cheers

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Not sure there are any decent packs out there. But you can try this: http://www.soundsnap.com/search/audio/laughter/score 351 results and reasonable rates.

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I recorded some a while ago for a student film, their quite terrible to be honest it was a on a monday morning at film school haha, if you think they'd be of any use I'm happy to give them to you.

[soundcloud]stephensaldanha/crowd-fx[/soundcloud]

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Here are links to a couple of pages at rocksuresoundz.com that are laughter sfx. They are individual files, not packs though. http://rocksuresoundz.com/store/ambiance/laughting/page/1/ http://rocksuresoundz.com/store/foley/laugh/page/1/

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There's a lot of great stuff you can capture from Spotify using Soundflower or another virtual jack of sorts. There's a number of royalty free stuff on the service if you search right.

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 It's gravely important to note that his is copyright infringement no matter how you slice it. Royalty free is NOT public domain. Royalty free only means that once you pay for the license up front, you don't report the usage, whereas needle-drop licensing (such as wit music) requires the reporting of cues for residuals purposes. Hence, royalty (residuals) free. You still must pay for the license. – Stavrosound Mar 21 at 16:19
Unless you purchase something on there as a download (a la iTunes) and it explicity says it's being licensed to the downloader/purchaser as a royalty free license, it's copywright infringement/IP theft to synchronize it to picture or use it in any other such esteem. – Stavrosound Mar 21 at 16:31
Err, thanks for the insight. I should have rather stated it as "that's your legal ground to tread." – Justin Zupnick Mar 21 at 20:26

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