Before you use any resource, always make sure you check the usage rights so that you understand the limitations of each agreement.
Triple Scoop Music - a fairly large collection of great music from around thet globe, including popular musicians and grammy winning artists.
Stock 20 - search by genre, latest upload, or even featured artists
Red Beard Music - a site for more popular music artists to offer their music for a limited annual license at a very reasonable price.
StockMusic.net - searchable database of royalty free music, available by individual download or as a discounted set
Pump Audio - from Getty Images comes great artists and music for purchase and download
Royalty Free Music - subscribe, download tracks, or buy a CD of royalty free music
ShowIT Music - David Jay is passionate about finding and offering cool music that is royalty-free for photographers and videographers to use professionally
Soundtrack Arcade - a growing archive of royalty free music for a variety of genres
Granite Audio Pro - dedicated to professionally composed royalty free music for photographers and videographers
Music Bakery - a one time subscription with unlimited downloads
TrueTone Productions - pay per song acoustic instrumental tracks
PD Info - royalty free music library arranged by genre and ideal uses
Pod Safe Music Network - one of the largest collections of creative commons liscense music and artists
Pod Safe Audio - unsigned artists share their music for download
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Pod Safe Audio is protected under Creative Commons License. It is not available for commercial purposes. So, you can't sell a slideshow with their music.
ReplyDeleteThanks for adding that! I may have to do a future post on the different license agreements!
ReplyDeleteI would like to suggest two more great Royalty free music resources...
ReplyDeletewww.loopsound.com
and
www.royaltyfreeclassicalmusic.co.uk
My fave royalty free resource of late is http://www.danosongs.com/, super fun stuff!
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www.targetmarketmusic.com is a new site, that has Grammy winning artists, and songs as low as $25.. you should check them out and add to your list
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm Abby Boldt and I noticed your royalty free creative commons resources : )
ReplyDeleteI help out Dan-O from DanoSongs.com - maybe you know about him?
For years he has been posting his work for free for community and commercial use in videos, games and podcasts.
Can you take a look and consider listing http://www.danosongs.com on your site?
Thanks so much!
Abby
My favorite website for royalty free music is Soundtaxi.net.
ReplyDeleteGo and check it out...
Musicalise.me represents a new concept in the world of royalty free music marketplaces. Rather than a set price for licenses, visitors to this royalty free music library can actually choose how much they wish to pay to license each individual track. Granted, there is a minimum fee of $1 for every track, but considering that this covers a license for unlimited usages this is truly royalty free music for free.
ReplyDeleteFor royalty free music that is also pretty much free to license , head to musicalise.me, A new royalty free music library where you can license tracks for as little as $1. The collection covers a wide range of genres, and although is small, this is a blessing in comparison to other sites where you need to browse for hours until you find what you are looking for. They also offer a very affordable bespoke music solution, and can edit tracks in any way you want. A place worth a visit Royalty free music library
ReplyDeleteFeel free to try my site...over 500 tracks...all free (with proper credit given.)
ReplyDeletehttp://soundimage.org/