Royalty free music-Music for video

1. beatdock
   Member

   

    Hi everyone, check out great royalty free music for video production at http://www.beatdock.com.

   Best prices around !

   Posted 4 years ago #

2. kelgriffin
   Member

   

   also try http://www.wavtracks.com for royalty free music - they are great quality and very reasonable prices - and free global shipping.

   Posted 4 years ago #

3. jasperinu
   Member

   

   Have a look at http://www.smartass-royalty-free-music.com
   They're new so there aren't thousands of tracks but it's seriously good quality and both WAV and MP3 downloads. Really good prices too!

   Posted 3 years ago #

4. Balzypipes
   Member

   

    My favorites are  http://www.musicbakery.com and  http://www.gmpmusic.com/

   Posted 3 years ago #

5. yanvid
   Member

   

   OK it seems everyone is advertising their own websites here so I think it's best to give a list so it's actually useful to the forum users.

   In no particular order:

   http://www.royaltyfreemusic.com

   http://www.soundrangers.com

   http://www.ibaudio.com

   http://www.shockwave-sound.com

   http://www.beatsuite.com 

   http://www.2b-royaltyfree.com

   http://www.chrisworthproductions.com

   http://www.productiontrax.com

   http://www.revostock.com

   http://www.akmmusic.co.uk

   http://www.stock20.com 

   http://www.opuzz.com 

   OK there's a few to be going on with, I'm not endorsing any of the libraries so you'll have to make up your own mind. Some are better than others and the licenses can vary quite dramatically (as does the price) so you'll need to read the small print.

   There's so many out there so it's worth a look around.

   Hope it helps!

   Posted 3 years ago #

6. Aspyrider
   Member

   

   http://www.digitaljuice.com

   Posted 3 years ago #

7. theshastapodcaster
   Member

   

   I have an audio podcast and often use the Podsafe Music Network.  music.podshow.com .  I had a recent project to post a web-only video.  I asked for--and got -- written permission from the composer to use a piece in return for credit on the video.  Many of these composers looking for exposure will charge little or no fee.  Also, if your project is non-profit, I stumbled on a website by the composer Moby, to obtain a limited license for some of his music for free.

   Posted 3 years ago #

8. theshastapodcaster
   Member

   

   had to check, it's http://www.mobygratis.com

   Posted 3 years ago #

9. gerard
   Member

   

    You can try http://www.musicmediatracks.com Music is completely royalty-free. No additional fees from BMI, ASCAP...Free tunes are available!

   Posted 3 years ago #

10. PhonicFood
    Member

    

     www.phonicfood.co.uk

     Just released: New Phonic Food Volume Two Promo Video! :

    Get the Video Player

    Posted 3 years ago #

11. musicoman
    Member

    

    Take a look at http://royaltyfreemusicoman.com/ for good collection of various music style like suspense, dramatic, industrial, new age, broadcast, techno and many more. Excellent quality, instant download & low prices.

    Posted 3 years ago #

12. RonCz
    Member

    

      <span style="font-family: Verdana; color: black; font-size: 10pt;"> I'm surprised no one mentioned Smart Sound music.  Not only can you change the length but also the instruments involved and the beginning of the piece or any block section.  Another words you can change the sequence of music to suit the mood of the movie.<o:p></o:p></span>

    <span style="font-family: Verdana; color: black; font-size: 10pt;">Now they have vocals you can alter and best of all its forever music.<o:p></o:p></span>

     http://www.smartsound.com

    Posted 1 year ago #

13. bobcypheruk
    Member

    

     Thanks to all who threw their 10 cents/10p worth into this threa - very helpful. I particularly liked SonicPro and MusicBakery but I've only tried five or six places up to now. Thanks again.

    If you believe you can, you possibly will but if you believe you can't you DEFINITELY won't

    Posted 1 year ago #

14. MikeCameron
    Member

    

    This is the best source for royalty free music I have found so far (both content and size wise):

     Sounddogs.com

     

    Posted 1 year ago #

15. birdcat
    Moderator

    

    This is the best source for royalty free music I have found so far (both content and size wise):

    Sounddogs.com

    I dunno - Didn't listen to much but the prices seem very high to me - I usually pay $20-$25 per volume for SmartSound libraries (about 8-10 songs per library - I wait until they're on sale - I have about 25 libraries) or $15 each for StackTraxx libraries (Digital Juice has them 10 for $149 every day - I have all 50 - about 10 different songs per library all in at least five lengths per song).

    Bruce Paul
    7Squared Productions
    http://www.7squared.com

    Posted 1 year ago #

16. capoproductions
    Member

    

    Hi,

    I offer custom royalty free music, visit my site for more info and msg me for special deals and discounts :

    http://sites.google.com/site/capoproductions/

    Posted 1 year ago #

17. birdcat
    Moderator

    

    Hi Fred -

    I listened to several of the movie pieces - quite lovely actually.  I am not in the market for RF music right now (I have a lot already) but would be interested in hearing what your deals/discounts would be.

    Bruce

    Posted 1 year ago #

18. ccardell
    Member

    

    Try MusicRevolution.com (http://www.musicrevolution.com), an innovative new online marketplace for high-quality, affordable, royalty-free production music. MusicRevolution.com has thousands of tracks online, with new tracks being contributed by professional musicians every day. I am the co-founder.

    Chris

     

    Posted 1 year ago #

19. Kate_Iva
    Member

    

    I'm sure you cannot find something similar to Melody Loops Background Music on the web. Unique and easy going design/music select, great music content at affordable price.

    Posted 1 year ago #

20. Royalty Free Music Library
    Member

    

    I'll add one to the list here:  http://www.royaltyfreemusiclibrary.com

    We use hand selected composers to ensure that quality always comes before quantity.    Give us a listen and chime in with your opinions!

    Posted 6 months ago #

21. pseudosafari
    Member

    

    price is high compared to other sites but actually the quality is quite good from what i heard so far.

    Posted 6 months ago #

22. micjayger
    Member

    

    You might try this website for royalty free music and video.  

    AudioJungle

    Check Out My Demo Reel at http://www.JaysonJensen.com
    Also Find Some Free Stock Footage There!

    Posted 6 months ago #

23. Victor
    Member

    

    Hello. My name is Victor, i'm musician.
    I want to offer you my Royalty Free music, which can be perfect for your video projects.

    Feel free to check my portfolio, I hope you will find something interesting.

    Best Regards to all!

    Posted 4 months ago #

24. Simon
    Member

    

    Hi, we recently revamped our royalty-free music and sound effect download site.

    http://www.WhisperAudio.com

    Tracks are hand-picked to ensure a very high quality, and minimise user search-time.  Prices currently from just $2.95 for a short sound effect, up to $8-9 for a longer piece of music.  Do you think this is reasonable?

    We're stocked with some beautiful, soft background music, lots of on-hold and the 'corporate' sound, but still working on sound effects.  Your feedback would be most appreciated.

    Simon Luckhurst, Audio Production
    Voice Over Talent, Royalty-Free Music, Sound Effects
    http://www.voicetalentonline.com | http://www.whisperaudio.com

    Posted 3 months ago #

25. birdcat
    Moderator

    

    $8-$9 per track is not unreasonable, but it also depends on the quality & freshness of the piece.  For example, I (over time) acquired all the Digital Juice StackTraxx libraries, some for as cheap as $10 each (for ten songs in multiple lengths - 10, 15, 30, 60 & full) so if you are competing on price, you'll lose.  I have also used services like Twisted Tracks which seems more in line with your model.  Also remember there are sites with FREE RF music that don't sound bad - especially for the price.

    So bottom line, don't compete on price - you'll lose - Compete on quality (don't give in to quick & dirty just to get something out there) and then deliver consistently and you'll have a shot.

    Posted 3 months ago #

26. Simon
    Member

    

    Birdcat, excellent and valuable feedback, thank you. Hopefully, the quality is evident.

    Any other input gratefully received.

    Posted 3 months ago #

27. Manuel
    Member

    

    Hello take a look to this nice royalty free music site that offer piano music content for media

    http://www.royaltyfreepianos.com

    Posted 2 months ago #

28. dagunner
    Member

    

    You guys are forgetting the BEST and free music for movies on the internet!

    Creative commons CCMixter. You can spend hours there. Go to the site and then Dig.ccMixter. I have found some great stuff on there. There is plenty that is free for commercial use. Just mention the artist in the credits as it asks.

    http://ccmixter.org/

    I used some music in my annual racing video for the Interstate Racing Association.

    Get the Video Player

     

    Posted 2 months ago #

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