Short musical transitions for iMovie & FCPx

[Fishrrman]

Hello all -

Both iMovie and Final Cut pro have collections of sound effects that can be added to a movie-in-production. But these are indeed sound "effects", not music.

What I'm looking for are some short (say, 5, 10, 15 seconds) "musical transition" clips that can be used to add a bit of flavor to title transitions or elsewhere.

Do any collections of such things exist?
Again, not looking for "entire songs" or "complete works" -- just "transitional length" pieces.

 

[HobeSoundDarryl]

Online searches will find you tons of this. There's lots of companies that sell this exact kind of thing. Many stock imagery sites have stock music too. I suggest searching for "royalty free music clips" and variations of that. Audioblocks in one good one.

Or you might be able to make something original yourself using tools like Garageband.

 

[BeechFlyer]

Both iMovie and Final Cut pro have collections of sound effects that can be added to a movie-in-production. But these are indeed sound "effects", not music.

What I'm looking for are some short (say, 5, 10, 15 seconds) "musical transition" clips that can be used to add a bit of flavor to title transitions or elsewhere.

A lot of those come with Final Cut Pro. Under "Sound Effects", look for "Jingles" in the "Genre" column. Quite a few choices here.

 

[Benji2018]

Hello all -

Both iMovie and Final Cut pro have collections of sound effects that can be added to a movie-in-production. But these are indeed sound "effects", not music.

What I'm looking for are some short (say, 5, 10, 15 seconds) "musical transition" clips that can be used to add a bit of flavor to title transitions or elsewhere.

Do any collections of such things exist?
Again, not looking for "entire songs" or "complete works" -- just "transitional length" pieces.

Take a look at MusicScreen website you will find a category named "JINGLES", plenty of short tracks (between 9sec and 25sec)
This is royalty free music Library, and you can download any track without subsciption, it is free for non comerc use..