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  1.  Hi everyone, check out great royalty free music for video production at www.beatdock.com.

    Best prices around !

    Posted 8 months ago # Login to Send PM
  2. kelgriffin
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    also try http://www.wavtracks.com for royalty free music - they are great quality and very reasonable prices - and free global shipping.

    Posted 8 months ago # Login to Send PM
  3. jasperinu
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    Have a look at http://www.smartass-royalty-free-music.com
    They're new so there aren't thousands of tracks but it's seriously good quality and both WAV and MP3 downloads. Really good prices too!

    Posted 6 months ago # Login to Send PM
  4.  My favorites are  www.musicbakery.com and  http://www.gmpmusic.com/

    Posted 6 months ago # Login to Send PM
  5. yanvid
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    OK it seems everyone is advertising their own websites here so I think it's best to give a list so it's actually useful to the forum users.

    In no particular order:

    www.royaltyfreemusic.com

    www.soundrangers.com

    www.ibaudio.com

    www.shockwave-sound.com

    www.beatsuite.com 

    www.2b-royaltyfree.com

    www.chrisworthproductions.com

    www.productiontrax.com

    www.revostock.com

    www.akmmusic.co.uk

    www.stock20.com 

    www.opuzz.com 

    OK there's a few to be going on with, I'm not endorsing any of the libraries so you'll have to make up your own mind. Some are better than others and the licenses can vary quite dramatically (as does the price) so you'll need to read the small print.

    There's so many out there so it's worth a look around.

    Hope it helps!

    Posted 6 months ago # Login to Send PM
  6. www.digitaljuice.com

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  7. I have an audio podcast and often use the Podsafe Music Network.  music.podshow.com .  I had a recent project to post a web-only video.  I asked for--and got -- written permission from the composer to use a piece in return for credit on the video.  Many of these composers looking for exposure will charge little or no fee.  Also, if your project is non-profit, I stumbled on a website by the composer Moby, to obtain a limited license for some of his music for free.

    Posted 4 months ago # Login to Send PM
  8. had to check, it's www.mobygratis.com

    Posted 4 months ago # Login to Send PM
  9. gerard
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     You can try http://www.musicmediatracks.com Music is completely royalty-free. No additional fees from BMI, ASCAP...Free tunes are available!

    Posted 6 days ago # Login to Send PM

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