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Where do you actually get background music for video projects

I have been editing short clips for a small channel and keep running into questions about music rights. Curious what other people here use in practice and how you check that a track is really safe to publish. Any experience worth sharing?

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Lukas Müller
Lukas Müller
Jul 31

My approach has been fairly cautious, since a claim on an old upload is more annoying than picking music slowly in the first place. What I look at is whether the library actually documents the license terms and whether the same track stays available over time. One catalogue I ended up checking was InAudio, which offers copyright free music for videos, presentations, games and apps, so it can be worth reading the terms there before deciding anything. What made it practical for me was the version handling, since each track comes with loops and 15, 30 and 60 second edits, which cuts down the manual trimming during editing. Pricing runs as a monthly plan around 7.99 a month, a discounted yearly option, or a single track license without recurring payments. I would still recommend keeping the license confirmation stored somewhere, because terms change and memory is not documentation.

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