Getting custom sound designed through sound design bids is simple. We help you run a contest, where designers all over the world compete to create the best possible sound to meet your needs. All you need is a clear idea of what you want designed and how much you're prepared to pay for it.
That's all there is to it. Take a look at some of the contests currently running and see why Sound Design Bids is the best choice for your next sound design project.
Audio designers need constructive feedback for you to receive the quality of audio that your job requires.
Creating multiple accounts is discouraged. It can be confusing for the audio designers, and may harm your reputation.
You can withdraw from contest without awarding your prizes but this will deter audio designers from entering your contests in future. Instead of withdrawing, it's usually best to award your prize, close the contest, and move on. You can not withdraw from a guaranteed contest.
Transferring Audio and Payment is between you and the designer.
The contest holder may choose to use whatever payment option they prefer — they don't have to offer a particular option. Before you participate in a contest, make sure you can accept the payment through the method offered.
Contests winners deliver quality designs to the brief. If you haven't read the brief carefully, and you miss some obvious detail, you aren't likely to impress the contest holder, so you won't win the prize. Don't sweat the brief — take your time to digest it, and formulate your ideas. As we all know (only too well!), you can't force the creative process. Use the brief as your roadmap to a successful design.
You own your entries, and you can withdraw them from the contest whenever you like — unless you've been declared the contest winner and have been paid the prize.
You own the copyright to your designs (aside from allowing us to display the previews). Entirely. No ifs, no buts. In fact, you own the copyright to your work until the point at which the contest holder has paid you for the design in full. A contest holder can't legally use your artwork, or a derivative of it, without paying you the prize. If you suffer a copyright infringement, report it to us as soon as possible.
Make sure the work you are submitting is your own and that you are legally entitled to post it. If you are using any stock images in your design, make sure that you inform the contest holder that they will need to purchase licenses.
When you upload audio to Sound Design Bids it is stored only for listening purposes. This work belongs to you until the moment that you decide to send it directly to a job provider.
Sound Design Bids will do everything in its power to prevent your work from being downloaded without payment to you.
We save the details you provide to us in your account profile, including your email address. We will not disclose it to anyone unless we're forced to by law.
This information is kept in secure dedicated servers with trusted third party hosting providers.
We will not spam you.
