7 Best Sources for Royalty Free Music And Soundtracks

As a video producer, finding free, legal music for your videos can be a challenge. For good quality videos, you want the perfect tracks for your videos, while keeping in mind that you don’t break any copyright laws. Alternatively, if you’d like something original, you can always commission an original piece by a freelance composer.. Here are 6 websites from which you can get royalty-free music for your videos:

Where can I get royalty-free soundtracks?

1. BENSOUND

You can use the tracks on Bensound licensed under the Creative Commons License in your multimedia projects (online videos, websites, animations, etc.) as long as you credit them with a link to the website. For more details, you can refer to the licensing page here.

2. AUDIOBLOCKS

Audioblocks from Storyblocks is a wonderful source of royalty-free music tracks. You can look for tracks based on mood, genre, tempo, duration, and instruments.

I personally love their UI because you can hover over the tracks and preview them.

3. HOOKSOUNDS

Hooksounds houses a highly curated collection of exclusive royalty free music, produced by their hand-picked team and contributors. The music here is released free of copyrights under Creative Commons, you may download and use it in a wide variety of uses.

4. BEATSUITE

Beatsuite has a very nifty feature that is quite useful for video editors looking for background music for their videos that build an emotion – you can search for soundtracks based on mood, genre, and keyword!

5. FREE SOUNDTRACK MUSIC

Free Soundtrack Music delivers exactly what it advertises – royalty free music library for use in films, videos, games or other multimedia productions. Some of the music on the site does cost money. However, a lot of it is labeled as free and can be easily downloaded.

6. BEATPICK

Beatpick offers a great selection of licensed music and if you are using it in a non-commercial or non-profit production, it’s free. Once you’ve chosen a song that you want to use, click on “License Song” and choose “Non Commercial projects.”

7. PURPLEPLANET

You can purchase licenses to use the tracks listed on PurplePlanet. They have different licenses for different uses, so make sure you read their Licence Purchase Page!

BONUS READ

Since music plays a crucial role in your videos, here are few tips on how to select the perfect track!

Pulkit Jain

Engineer • Marketer • Tech Geek • Movie & Comic book nerd • Avid reader • Gaming Addict • Football fanatic #GGMU

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