The royalty-free music on this site may be used (after purchasing) in the background of your projects. Your project may be monetized and additional royalties will not be owed. However, you must follow the following guidelines…
The royalty-free music on this site may be used (after purchasing) in the background of your projects. Your project may be monetized and additional royalties will not be owed. However, you must follow the following guidelines…
As long as you are making something new (with the music in the background), there are very few restrictions on what you can do with your creation!
Please credit the composer whenever possible:
Music by Chris Collins, https://indiemusicbox.com
No. Royalty-free music is not the same as free music. This is a common misconception. Royalty-free music means that there are no royalties paid to the creator of the music when you use it, provided that you obtain the music legally and follow the guidelines of the creator and copyright-holder. Usually there is a fee to license the music.
Most of the music on this site has an inexpensive fee to license. We also offer a handful of free tracks.
If you have any questions, contact us and we’ll be happy to help!
Important Note: Due to the fact that many people are using my music in their projects, I cannot guarantee that false copyright claims will not occur. I do everything in my power to prevent this, but you may occasionally have to dispute a false claim and it will be up to the other party to release the claim. This issue is rare, but it can happen. Please be advised that this is a possibility and an unfortunate risk when using royalty-free music. These claims are usually created by computer algorithms (not real people). Fortunately, they can almost always be cleared up quickly and easily. Here is my recommended process for dealing with that. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out.