Theme Park Music

[NJRutgersFan]

I would only use it for Disney-related channels. I have heard of some of the others on Live365. I will probably try them out. I subscribe to SiriusXM in my car, and I do audiobooks. So, I don't really need any of the other channels on Live 365. That's why I am reluctant to pay for it. Thanks

What I meant to say is that there are better Disney related channels than Mouse Word. I only use live365 for Disney related audio as well.

 

[soniam]

What I meant to say is that there are better Disney related channels than Mouse Word. I only use live365 for Disney related audio as well.

That's what I thought you meant

 

[tinkerbesh]

YouTube is replete with whole attraction loops. All you have to do is search.

Yes lots of great loops on YouTube! If you want them offline, google a site that lets you convert YouTube to mp3s. Very easy- you just paste in the URL for the YouTube, and it gives you the mp3 fast.

 

[Toad_Passenger]

Just for other reference there is also

1) http://www.mousebits.com/ - a community where there are some amazing induction based recordings that don't sound all that bad. You can download them direct from the site, or they have forums where people give the full playlists for the various background loops in case you want to track down original sources and piece it together yourself.

2) http://community.magicmusic.net/ - another community that does not offer direct downloads or streaming, but does offer some playlists for piecing together your own loops from original sources. (Currently undergoing some changes so some items may be unavailable, but it seems like all of their playlists are working).

I have used both of these resources over the past 5 years, or so, to create a very extensive collection of BGM loops.

 

[Alacrity]

Adding a couple more to the list; I stream these at home and mobile. Be sure to say hi in the boards to up your points to make requests!

Subsonic Radio: http://www.subsonicradio.com/ and

Utilidors Audio Broadcasting: http://www.uabmagic.com/

 

[KarenJDavis]

Have you tried www.d-cot.com/ ?

This is my favorite website for Disney music!

 

[mikejuliestl]

+1 on subsonic. They have their normal web presence but they also have smart phone apps. I like playing the Soarin channel every so often, always lifts my mood.

 

[dae3dae3]

http://www.amazon.com/Disney-Classi...ie=UTF8&qid=1447612078&sr=1-9&keywords=disney


I bought this from Amazon, it comes with a digital download as well. you do have to have the Amazon Music app to listen to the digital. its a nice blend of park music and songs.

You may need the Amazon app to download it but once it is on your computer or device you don't have to use their app to play it. It is just a regular unprotected MP3 file.

 

[soniam]

Here are the results of what I have tried so far.

The Live365 app works much better than the Mouse World Radio app. It's more stable and sounds better. I still haven't tried the other Disney stations on Live365 yet.

I downloaded the Subsonic app. I love it. I like Subsonic better than Mouse World. I think the audio quality is better. I also like the background music better, and there are more "channels". I like that some of the background music sounds like it was actually recorded at the park, so sometimes you will hear people talking or laughing or birds chirping. It's subtle and doesn't detract from the music, but it adds to the feeling that you are actually at the park. I haven't tried requesting anything yet, but I haven't felt I needed to.

 

[summerw]

Listening to Soarin' right now. Love it! Thanks.

 

[toni nicole]

I use 8tracks.com I just searched Walt Disney World 8tracks and it comes up with tons of playlists. I love it because unlike youtube I can use my phone while still playing the tracks and also like pandora you can take snapchat videos with it still playing