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Where do you go for music?
I am not sure if this is the right forum for this question, but I’m wondering where people go to find music to use for video work. I have used premium beat and the music bed, as well as some stuff on pond5.com, but I feel like I’m always hearing the same stupid songs when I search. Perhaps I just don’t know how to search properly. So I’m wondering where you go for good royalty free music for videos. Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks.
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9 Replies
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I like the Music Bakery myself. Of course, YMMV.
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I like Music Bakery, too. Shockwave-sound has some cool tracks as well.
Bob
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Try musicvine, thats the site I use these days
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Sorry should have added a link really, https://musicvine.net/
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Also check out https://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/
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Thanks everyone for the replies. I really appreciate it. Lots of good suggestions.
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I dont get this. Why do some people seem to object to paying good money for good music.
You’ll happily part with £££ for a new camera, or £££ for a lens, but music. NO – it has to be free?
PeterPost Production Dubbing Mixer
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[Peter Groom] “I dont get this. Why do some people seem to object to paying good money for good music.
You’ll happily part with £££ for a new camera, or £££ for a lens, but music. NO – it has to be free?”Not free. Royalty free. Pay once, use as much as you want/need.
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Yes. Royalty free. I’m more than happy to pay for music. But finding the right music can be a challenge sometimes.
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