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Vibe Boost alternatives

An interactive digital museum of video-based art.

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The best alternatives to Vibe Boost are Kapwing, Endangered Sounds Museum, and The Museum of Videogame Ads. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed a few more alternatives below.

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1. Kapwing
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Kapwing is a modern editor for videos, GIFs, and images. Try our free, online tools including Studio, meme maker, resizer, subtitle maker, filters, and more!
The only reason I signed up for this sight is to leave a 5 star review for Kapwing, because I saw the reviews did not represent how good this product is. I don't know where the low reviews are coming from, maybe because it used to be free and now it's paid, or because it does advanced processing (very smoothly) and you need high processing power to keep up, but anyway, I've had a fantastic experience. I don't usually go out of my way to leave a review, but for the money, this does everything I want, in a more affordable and way more user friendly way than the final cuts, or adobe premiers out there. Worth the money!
2. Endangered Sounds Museum
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Nostalgic sounds from the past
3. The Museum of Videogame Ads
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Print ads from the golden age of videogames
4. Sounds of Maine
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Audiovisual portraits of the sounds and sights of Maine. Enabling moments of vicarious travel, meditation, and immersion in this state's endlessly intriguing natural and manmade spaces.