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The best royalty free audio collections?
Hey guys,
I’m looking to build up my royalty free music collection – backing track type stuff.
Just wondering if anyone had any suggestions on the best collections/best value for money collections I should look at. Have a lot of the digital juice stuff but thats about it at the moment.
Thanks heaps for any suggestions.
Sincerely,
Jason Allen -
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I’ve been a super-satisfied AudioNetworks client for a year or two and have hardly opened up SoundMiner to dig through the 3000+ APM and DW stock music CD’s anymore. We find almost anything very quickly, often with numerous instrumentation variations for every music piece. Usage rights are as they should be. This is not “royalty-free music”, it is a typical pay-as-you-use stock music collection. You get what you pay for, and that is usually true of any free audio found on the tubes. This is the real deal, for a very reasonable price compared to the competition.
https://www.audionetworkplc.com/
We were set up with a very friendly account rep, who takes care of any issue on the spot. If you don’t find a certain style you’re looking for, you can even write your rep about it and they’ll put a rush on to fill that gap. Superb service. I can say no wrong.JC Boulay
Technical Director
Audio Z
Montreal, Canada
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Give American Music Company a try. They are great guys to deal with. https://www.americanmusicco.com .
Mark D’Agostino
http://www.synergeticproductions.com
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