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Real-music example audio

These examples are excerpts from genuine performances hosted by Wikimedia Commons. Each source, recording license, excerpt range, and modification is documented below. The clips were shortened, given brief edge fades, loudness-normalized where needed, and transcoded to compact 44.1 kHz MP3 files for this Space.

Mozart — The Magic Flute Overture

• File: mozart-magic-flute-overture.mp3
• Recording: W. A. Mozart, overture to The Magic Flute, performed by the Musopen Symphony Orchestra. The selected fast passage has clearly separated ensemble strings and paired woodwinds.
• Source: Mozart — Magic Flute Overture — Wikimedia Commons
• Rights: CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication.
• Modification: excerpt 01:35–01:47, shortened to 12 seconds, loudness-normalized, faded at the cut boundaries, and transcoded to MP3.

Harry Mitchell Quartet

• File: harry-mitchell-jazz-quartet.mp3
• Recording: a 2022 live performance by pianist Harry Mitchell with Jamie Oehlers on tenor saxophone, Karl Florisson on upright bass, and Ben Vanderwal on drums. The four musicians and instruments are visible in the source video; the lineup is also documented on Harry Mitchell's official site.
• Source: Harry Mitchell Quartet recording — Wikimedia Commons, uploaded by Jack4576.
• Rights: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International.
• Modification: excerpt 00:00.5–00:14.5, shortened to 14 seconds, faded at the cut boundaries, and transcoded to MP3.

Layered Pop-Rock

• File: double-tracked-pop-rock.mp3
• Recording: Example of double tracking in a pop-rock song (3 guitar tracks) by Wikimedia Commons user Skimel; real Yamaha Pacifica electric guitar and Marcus Miller Sire electric-bass performances through amp simulations, with Addictive Drums.
• Source: original recording — Wikimedia Commons
• Rights: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International. The excerpt remains available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
• Modification: excerpt 00:08–00:18, shortened to 10 seconds, faded at the cut boundaries, and transcoded to MP3.