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[Morfyboy]

hey guys. to all those that use music in videos, there is a guy on youtube who does all types of music that you can use, whether monetised or not..All he asks is that you credit him in video description.. heres the link..

hope it helps some of you guys.

http://www.youtube.com/user/teknoaxe
http://www.teknoaxe.com/phpBB3/viewforum.php?f=1

[rlmergeuser]

Cool thanks man.

I'm on my phone right now or I would put in a link, but incompetech.com has high quality royalty free music too

[Just_Shogun]

The Creative Commons section of Soundcloud is also good for this although there you have to pay attention to the rights the creator allows and you also have to be weary of tracks not owned by the uploader. I've noticed, especially with electronic music some people will post "remixes" which, a - are not eligable for creative commons as the remixer likely does not own the license to distribute from the original artist, and b - they often sound relatively unchanged from the original. Still a nice resource for free tracks.

http://soundcloud.com/creativecommons

[Just_Shogun]

The Creative Commons section of Soundcloud is also good for this although there you have to pay attention to the rights the creator allows and you also have to be weary of tracks not owned by the uploader. I've noticed, especially with electronic music some people will post "remixes" which, a - are not eligable for creative commons as the remixer likely does not own the license to distribute from the original artist, and b - they often sound relatively unchanged from the original. Still a nice resource for free tracks.

http://soundcloud.com/creativecommons

[rlmergeuser]

The Creative Commons section of Soundcloud is also good for this although there you have to pay attention to the rights the creator allows and you also have to be weary of tracks not owned by the uploader. I've noticed, especially with electronic music some people will post "remixes" which, a - are not eligable for creative commons as the remixer likely does not own the license to distribute from the original artist, and b - they often sound relatively unchanged from the original. Still a nice resource for free tracks.

http://soundcloud.com/creativecommons

Agreed! I have had a problem with using content from sound cloud. So like Shogun said, just be cautious of what you pick from there.

[s0ad667]

When i made some tracks for Trials Legends, i used songs exclusively from the following site.

http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/

It has some great stuff for background music.