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The best sites to download royalty free music

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Posted by Steven Kendy PIERRE
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If you are looking for sites to download free and royalty free music, you are in the right place. These songs can be used and monetized on YouTube, except when the author specifies that a commercial use is not allowed.

At the end of the article, I also show you some sites to find music royalty free but paid, because unlike the images, it is less easy to find free music that is free of rights and licensed Creative Commons.

Important: Respect the authors and licenses of the music you use. To use music in a monetized video, its license must not prohibit commercial use.

 

Royalty Free Music and Sound Effects

This is a selection of videos in the music. So that nothing is wasted, the music is finished sorted by genre, mood, and license, which allows you to quickly find music all that is possible to use in monetized videos.

YouTube offers a library of free and qualitative music and effects. Several filters are available to quickly find the sound with your project. In short, it would be a shame to be.

Bensound offers royalty-free music that can be easily credited to the author with a link to bensound.com

GoPro offers royalty free images that can be used freely to illustrate your images. GoPro (You can be a self in self to self)

SoundCloud hosts thousands of music and is a real mine for children free of rights. It takes a bit of time to find the “use business” filter, but this link will direct you directly to the search page that is going well.

MusOpen wants to democratize the access to the music and to propose partitions and music all that it is possible to listen freely. Watch for the interest of the license of the music you live, which you prefer, and which you prefer.

Publicdomain4u provides access to music that belongs to the public domain. You will discover some excerpts of the history of music, historical speeches, and well-being of his retro to illustrate your videos without being afraid of being censored by YouTube. The site is not very popular, but it is worth it to be delayed.

Free Music Archive is a library of royalty-free music that can generally be used in monetized videos, as long as you credit the work. If in doubt, click on the music title to view its license type or contact the author.

Altermusique is a committed site that is showcased by the artists rather than filling their pockets (find out more). You will discover quality music that you can easily use to illustrate commercial videos, provided you credit the work.

digccmixter shares many free music with the commercial purposes of this page and again here. If you browse the other pages of the site, check the licenses of the music you are used to,

Freesound is a great library of free sound effects.

And finally, here are some YouTube channels that are free music and rights that you can use in monetized videos.

Free Music
RFM – Royalty Free Music
Audio Library – Royalty Free Music
Music for creators
Argofox | Royalty Free Music
Royalty Free Music from RFB
NCM Epic Music
Royalty Free Music

 

Royalty free and paid music

The huge advantage of paid music libraries is that everything is well sorted. If you feel like going round in circles, do not hesitate to take a look at these platforms:

Jungle Audio
Jamendo
Audiosocket
Songfreedom
Marmosetmusic
Musicbed
Filmstro

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