Post production - Sound report

 https://youtu.be/RzjZ-WdVeyk

I got this Christmas track from YouTube and I chose it because it matched my ident and most importantly it was copyright free. When searching for it I made sure to search 'copyright free' as copyright is wrong and illegal and should not be taken without consent from the owner. When searching for Christmas songs I made sure it fit well with my ident. This is why it took me a while (around 20 minutes). Music is one of the most important things for an ident as that's what sets the mood and completes it, without music it wont feel right and will feel incomplete. 

I edited my ident on Final cut pro. I had to get the music from YouTube and then convert it into an MP3, the way I done this was by going on the internet to look for a free MP3 converter. It took me a while to find a good one because a lot of them didn't work or weren't actually free.

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