LA2- Getting specific sound examples and explaining why royalty free is important

for my short movie i have used the website bensound royalty free music where i went on rock genre and used a royalty free rock track called going higher https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music/track/going-higher i used this for my intro and ending of the interview.
For my crowd applause i used free applause sound effect and used the applause 7 to make it sound like i got a clapping and cheering crowd in the background to welcome the guests on the interview when their part comes on  https://www.freesoundeffects.com/free-track/applause7-426812/.
Those websites were very useful and help full because the were free and non copyright also the music and the clapping sound effects were easy to download and edit in the software. royalty free music and sound effects are very important and beneficial because the are easy to get access to and its of no charge which helps college students and other students that have media related work pieces also it doesn't require any registration or subscription to download and use the music and sound effects that are required for your presentation or movie also it saves time and the hassle of registering or subscribing also royalty free is very important and beneficial because the music samples are non copyright so your work wont get took down or sued for copyrights.

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