Soundtrack for videos: Where do you get your music from?

[WiLLSATX]

I prefer using the music provided in the YouTube Audio library. I actually have made a goal to record videos using every single song in there. I'm hoping to get a very diverse content afterwards.

Where do you get your music from?

 

[Branden Morales]

There's usually a lot of royalty free music from youtube you can buy or download. You have to be careful though. They're a lot of copyrighted work out there as well.

 

[Ciarra deBritto]

For a lot of my serious film projects, I've searched "copyright free cinematic music" on the YouTube search bar and you'd be amazed how much content there is that is royalty free! Much better than most audio libraries, in my opinion.

 

[Matt360]

soundcloud or youtube

 

[PandaXo]

Look up the channels nocopyrightsounds and teknoaxe on YouTube, they both post high quality royalty free music. Be careful though, as I believe either all or most of nocopyrightsounds require you to have certain information in the description of your video. With teknoaxe you're able to download a document by the artist giving you permission to use any and all content by him.

 

[NuSpirit]

EpidemicSounds, AudioMicro and Youtube are my main sources

 

[DuncanT]

Bensounds, Youtube's own library and ofcourse NoCopyrightSounds! That last one is the absolute best because it's really good music!

 

[Yolimoks]

Youtube audio library

 

[barberhamza97]

There are alot of youtube channels with free music