5 easy steps for making your own Halloween soundtrack
Last week we showed you how to spookify your screen saver in 3 easy steps using VideoPad. This week we'll help you prepare for that Halloween party you have planned, or for setting a spooky atmosphere for your trick-or-treaters with a haunting halloween soundtrack.

2. Open your downloaded sounds in WavePad. For the basics of using WavePad, view the WavePad tutorial series.
3. Copy your background sound and paste at the end of the file one or two times, so the length of your soundtrack becomes a few minutes long.

5. Save your finished background file with the added accents to a format suitable for your CD player or portable device. When you play the soundtrack, make sure you loop it so the sounds play continually throughout your Halloween night.
With Christmas around the corner, you can get a head start on personalizing Christmas songs with reindeer noises, elves cheering, and bells ringing using the same steps given here. Feel free to share your creations, and we'll feature you on our blog!
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