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What is Royalty Free Music?

“Royalty Free Music” is a term that refers to production music that has no additional fees to pay once the music has been bought (licensed). It is purchased once and (depending on the license or company selling it) can be  either used a single or multiple times. Since it has no additional license payments it is classed as ‘royalty free music’.

 

Traditionally, production music had to be licensed each time it was used as part of a production or broadcast. For instance, TV programmers would have to pay a ‘Needle drop fee’ each time the music was used as part of a broadcast i.e. every time the needle was dropped on the record! The disadvantage is that it could be expensive and time consuming.

 

Royalty Free Music (RF music) is simply a way to make licensing music easier, cheaper and more convenient.

 

The Convenience of Royalty Free Music

 

The convenience of RF music means that it is an excellent solution for most production companies. The music is usually composed especially to work with TV, film, radio, computer games or multimedia. Its very composition targets certain moods, genres or themes. It is tailor-made for that exact purpose and fits the criteria of most production music needs.

 

What about using Commercial Music?

 

Sometimes production companies and other music users like to use commercial music on their projects but this can be very expensive and complicated. It takes a lot of time to find out the copyright holder and apply for the rights to use commercial music. Also, the administration job can be lengthy and hard work. On top of this the fee can be quite expensive!

 

To avoid disappointment and even having to remove music from a film or video project at a later date it is advisable to use royalty free music, since it is both easy to access and also always a cost effective solution. Royalty free music allows music users to use a piece of music that is just as well produced and composed as other types of commercial music but without the cost, time and effort involved.

 

What musical styles or moods does Royalty Free Music cover?

 

These days Royalty Free Music is produced to a very high quality and covers every genre of music and mood. The extensive use of Royalty Free Music means that all types of music are produced to fit the job. Royalty Free Music Music covers everything from  pop, dance, jazz, blues, rock, folk and country to orchestral / cinematic pieces and more!

 

The Benefits of Royalty Free Music

• It is easily accessible. • Simple to license and download. • Cost effective and saves time.• Piece of mind knowing you are using music legally. • Composed in all musical styles. • Finished and mastered and ready to use. • Can be used again and again (depending on the license and company).

What is Audiojungle?

www.audiojungle.net

 

AudioJungle is the world’s fastest growing marketplace for world class royalty-free music, sound effects and audio content!

 

AudioJungle has an audio library of around 40,000 items (at the time of writing this at least) including music loops, music packs, source files, and both full length vocal and instrumental tracks.

 

With high quality audio ranging between $1 – $14 for single tracks, and it’s host of internationally recognized producers and composers, it’s no secret why The New York Times boasts AudioJungle as a world contender in royalty-free audio.

 

AudioJungle isn’t just a market place however, it’s a community where authors and buyers come together to form successful long lasting business relationships.

 

So whether you’re a producer, an indie film maker or a large production company,they will no doubt have the audio that’s perfect for your upcoming projects!

Which License Should I buy?

When you purchase an item, you are actually purchasing a license to use that item. The license you buy gives you different rights to use the item in different ways. For many uses our Regular license will be sufficient. However sometimes you may need to buy an Extended license. These are only available if the author has opted-in. You can read a summary in plain English of the different licensing options below.

Regular license

Read the full legal terms here.

Yes The regular license allows you to use an item within a project of your own or on behalf of a client. For example, you could use an item purchased under a regular license in a website, a presentation, a promotional video, a poster or a free game. For web content a regular license is suitable for use on a single domain or single subdomain or single directory. For most buyers the regular license is sufficient.
No The main thing you cannot do is offer the item up for resale either on its own or as part of a project. So you can use the item in a free game, but not in a game that is on sale. You can use the item in a website, but not in a web template that you sell.

Extended license

Read the full legal terms here.

Yes This license is more expensive than the regular license. An extended license lets you use an item in something that will be sold. For example, you could use an item purchased under an extended license in a DVD release for sale, in a game for sale, or on a t-shirt or poster for sale. An extended license is also appropriate for people looking to offer a web template to many users such as on multiple domains, subdomains or sub directories.
No An extended license does NOT allow you to resell the item by itself. You may only incorporate the item into a larger work that is then sold. The original item will always remain the property of the author.

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