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In this section, you will look for an openly-licensed music track, suitable for an introduction to a voice recording, and practise how to fade in and fade out the track using Audacity.\n<\/p>\n

Where to find openly licensed music<\/span><\/h2>\n

As you know, most music will be copyrighted as ‘all rights reserved’. This means you cannot copy an audio track of your favorite musician(s) to include in a teaching resource. Therefore, you need to find music with an open copyright license. There are several websites of music with Creative Commons licences, which you can download and re-mix when making teaching resources. Here, we provide a few options:\n<\/p>\n