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Corona and SupaSounds Promotion

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Crafting unique sounds and interesting music for your apps is no small feat. Sounds are a hugely important component of a great app, and we’re partnering with SupaSounds to make the music and sound selection process a little easier.

SupaSounds specializes in 30-second sound and music loops, and boast an inventory of over 250 loopable options. If your app reaches the Top 25 in the U.S. App Store or Android Market, they’ll even “lock” the music you used so that it can’t be purchased by anyone else.

We’re kicking off our partnership with a Twitter contest! One lucky winner will receive a 6-month Corona Pro license and $150 of credit to snag some sounds from SupaSounds’ library. Contest starts today, Thursday, July 5 – read on for more information!

How to Enter

1. Follow @SupaSounds and @CoronaLabs on Twitter:

2. Tweet this message: “I entered the #CoronaSupaSounds Twitter contest for a chance to win a 6-month #CoronaSDK Pro license w/ $150 in sounds.”

3. Post your name and Twitter status URL in the comment section below.

Rules and Guidelines

1. The winner will be chosen at random and notified via Twitter. The winner must be following @SupaSounds and @CoronaLabs.

2. You may enter once per Twitter account.

3. The contest runs Thursday, July 5 through Thursday, July 19, 2012.

Once you’ve entered, visit SupaSounds’ site to find sounds and music for your Corona-built apps!

148 Responses to “Corona and SupaSounds Promotion”

  2. buder

    An interesting partnership… is there any sort of benefit for Corona users aside from the sweepstakes?

    Yes, I’m selfish.

    Reply

  67. Andrea

    85$ dollar for a 30 sec low quality mp3 that you can do with garage band in 5 minutes?
    Is this for serious?

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  76. David

    This is the most expensive music website I’ve ever seen. The music isn’t even that great!

    Why pay nearly $100 per song when you can find a decent freelance musician to make custom music (as in, compose music specifically for you at your request) for around the same price?

    Check out:
    http://sakari-infinity.net – The music there is free non-commercial, but there are a lot of good freelance musician contacts there.

    http://audiojungle.net – Get 4 times more music as this place. Who cares if someone else can use it in their game?

    D

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  99. Rob Miracle

    Couple of notes about this article…. If you hit the tweet button above, it produces a tweet too long to tweet:

    I entered the #CoronaSupaSounds Twitter contest for a chance to win a 6-month #CoronaSDK Pro license w/ $150 in sounds. http://www.coronalabs.com/blog/2012/07/05/corona-and-supasounds-promotion/#.T_xWyzA6Usw.twitter via @CoronaLabs

    Next, clicking on the SuperSounds link to visit their site goes to:

    http://www.coronalabs.com/blog/2012/07/05/corona-and-supasounds-promotion/www.supasounds.net

    which gives a 4040 error. Why not just link to http://www.suprasounds.net?

    Reply

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