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Freesound Parser: Extracts CDN Links

Freesound Parser is a Chrome extension designed to parse sound pages on freesound.org to extract the CDN link of the hosted mp3. This tool simplifies the process of obtaining direct links to sound files hosted on the platform. Whether for personal use or professional projects, it streamlines accessing specific sound samples efficiently.

By utilizing Freesound Parser, users can swiftly find and extract the necessary CDN links from freesound.org, enabling seamless integration of sound samples into various applications like Strudel sessions. This extension enhances the accessibility and usability of sound resources, making it a valuable tool for individuals working with audio content.

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App specs

  • License

    Free

  • Version

    1.0

  • Latest update

  • Platform

    chrome

  • Downloads

    6

  • Developer

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