istockphoto is now allowing contributors to sell audio clips. I'm sure they will do great with this, as they already sell just about every other kind of media.

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I noticed a few members from here are already selling audio clips of their own. Are you recording them with anything special? Do you need a special audio recorder, or can you just use a cheap digital camera in video mode, and then just remove the audio from the video file?

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I'm sure they'll reject the audio for artifacting

Featured clips = sjlocke shaving, drying hair and flushing the toilet.

No I'm not making it up!

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How funny...I was just thinking about audio clips yesterday after I heard a great sounding car race past me during a walk. Awesome!

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I haven't submitted any audio clips yet but I did get a digital audio recorder and plan to. Remember they are building up the library and won't have anything for sale till September.

Yeah, better to have a dedicated recorder.

Revostock (primarily video) is anther site taking audio clips now.

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