Suggestions for Promo Video Background Music

Hi, I'm planning to add a very light background music to my Promo video. Any suggestions on how to find copyright-free music for commercial use? I know it might to stupid to expect absolutely free content. But any suggestions on economical stuff - nearly zero price?

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We2Blocks

Hey there,
These are some of the resources for finding royalty free music. You have to search a little to find the best suitable music for your video. All these websites mentioned below provide free music to download, mostly the creators are upstart music mixers or artists, who are looking into marketing and popularity.

https://www.purple-planet.com/ - (Provide credits to Purple Planet)

https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music/ - (Provide credits to Bensound)

https://filmstro.com/music - (Royalty free only for 90 seconds)

https://www.youtube.com/audiolibrary/music - (Youtube library for free music, not even need to give credits)

All the best for your course

ShrutiBalasa

Thanks. I found a suitable one in the YouTube library

Marv

You say the Youtube library offers free music, even without credits. Is that a fact? When I read the User Agreement (i could only find the german translation) they basically bound the license free music only for use within youtube? Do you have any further Info on this?

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RobbyDwayne

Yes, even though they probably will not find out, 90% of the music in the YouTube music library is only allowed to be used on the platform. And for the others I believe you need to get the original creator's permission to use it commercially.

Jessica435

I used to go with the Youtube library and later with Bensound, but nowadays their music can be heard everywhere.

Lately I've been using Joystock, free and easy to use:

https://www.joystock.org/

Prof_França

Hey, Jessica. How do you give them credit? How do you add "Music by Joystock - https://www.joystock.org" to your videos? At the end of each lesson? Only at the description?