Christmas Music

[Protege94]

How does everyone source their Christmas music?

I am planning on having music running from roughly 6pm til midnight. I will have both controller based shows and static shows during that time.

So I will need roughly 30-40 songs. (I would rather not repeat songs but if I have to I will)

 

[aesl1982]

I buy my songs from Amazon


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[Skunberg]

I have several cd's over the years. Some from the stores, some from Amazon, some free mp3 from Amazon and I buy a few single songs from them too.

 

[Keith R]

I have several cd's over the years. Some from the stores, some from Amazon, some free mp3 from Amazon and I buy a few single songs from them too.

+1
I scour YouTube and if I find a song I like, buy it on Amazon. Shazam is a great source for figuring out the song and the artist.

 

[sathya44]

Watch this video and tell me what you think.

https://youtu.be/pbOD-85Tt-8. This is a George Strait Silent Night Video.

 

[jspiker77]

Watch this video and tell me what you think.

https://youtu.be/pbOD-85Tt-8. This is a George Strait Silent Night Video.

It is a very nice rendition of silent night, the hard part would be sequencing it as it is a little slow for a light show but could be done.

 

[jimboha]

It is a very nice rendition of silent night, the hard part would be sequencing it as it is a little slow for a light show but could be done.

Agreed. Sometimes I speed up a song using Audicity to change tempo without affecting pitch (within reason). But, I don't this rendition will sound good much faster.

You could give it a try!

Jimboha

 

[sathya44]

Watch this video and tell me what you think

This is a Jingle Bell Rock George Strait video

 

[sathya44]

https://youtu.be/tqLnjfcIln8

Watch this video. Tell me if you like it. Give me a like for this video on youtube if you have a youtube account!

 

[Aurbo99]

I use AccuRadio with a streaming recorder to capture my overnight/ambient, non sequenced music as its a blend of different styles

for sequenced songs, Youtube with mp3 converter, cd's, dvd's etc.

 

[MartinMueller2003]

I get mine from CDs I have purchased and from Amazon.

 

[Stormyblade]

I get mine from CDs I have purchased and from Amazon.

Same here. A few dollars spent on Amazon is not a bad investment, but I do have Amazon Prime and Amazon Prime Music just to get more options.

I'll be honest, though -- at first, I was using Replay Music software to grab music from various sources. However, you can't make music any better by increasing the recording bitrate if the source is at a low(er) bitrate, so I stopped doing that.

 

[stampedeboss]

I use 2 of George Strait's songs, Christmas Cookies and Christmas Time in Texas. Both have been very well received. For Christmas Cookies, I like to use graphics to represent the various cookes.