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July 4, 2017
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Can I use these Sound Effects for free?

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I can download some sound effects from this website. Adobe Audition Sound Effects  Is it provided for free? Can I use these in my videos?

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ryclark
Participating Frequently
July 4, 2017

Yes, subject to the EULA statement on the right of that page.

Bob Howes
Inspiring
July 5, 2017

Actually I can understand the question.  If you follow the link to the EULAs you get a complex page listing all the various Audition software items separately but with no mention (at least that I can see) of the Sound Effects (or the Loopology music loops for that matter).

However, I can confirm that it's my understanding that the sound effects are available for use in your projects completely royalty free.

As an FYI a site I find very useful for sound effects is Freesound.  Freesound.org - Freesound.org   You have to sign up but it's free and they don't spam you or anything.   You'll even find some of my effects on there, recorded and edited in Audition!  Some of the effects include a request that you credit them at the end of your video but that's a minority.

Lastly, if you are willing to pay a small amount, Sounddogs  Sound Effects Downloads | Sounddogs.com  has the most complete library I know and you pay a relatively small one-off purchase fee with no complicated royaties.

SteveG_AudioMasters_
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Community Expert
July 5, 2017

Okay, just for anybody worried that they might be missing something...

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Bob+Howes  wrote

Actually I can understand the question.  If you follow the link to the EULAs you get a complex page listing all the various Audition software items separately but with no mention (at least that I can see) of the Sound Effects (or the Loopology music loops for that matter).

It's covered by an item called Content Files. If you scroll down to page 99/471 of the CC EULA, you'll find it. That's a pain, so I've snipped it, and here it is:

This is essentially the same as on the front page of the link.