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Years ago it would have been impossible to think that the real world and the digital one would mix in a store, a restaurant or a shopping centre, even for informational, advertising or commercial purposes. Today, Digital Signage is just that. It is about reaching the consumer through their different senses, to inform them about a product that they are going to consume, or perhaps about a product that is on offer through different sensory mechanisms. So…

What is Digital Signage?

Digital signage (also called dynamic or multimedia signage or sensory marketing) is an advertising format based on the use of digital devices at the point of sale. Generally, these devices are located in stores, restaurants or simply in public places, and allow the company or advertiser to reach the target audience through the senses (via audio-visual, physical and sometimes even smell).

Digital Signage can be classified in different ways. Depending on the location, it is often classified between Indoor and Outdoor:

Indoor Digital Signage: is all the signage or digital tools used in interior spaces, whose purpose is to sell, inform, convince or seduce the visitor. It is often more invasive than outdoor signage, more direct, more effective, and usually cheaper.

Outdoor Digital Signage: is digital signage in outdoor spaces. It is normally used in spaces with a large influx of people. The main drawback is that this type of signage requires a greater investment than Indoor Digital Signage. However, the advantage is that it can have a greater impact on the target audience. Examples of this can be found in the main squares of each city (what a great example Times Square is!).

What are the advantages of Digital Signage?

• Novelty Effect: To this day, Digital Signage is still considered a great novelty. Like anything new, it attracts attention powerfully, and the potential customer is immediately intrigued.

• Brand Impact: Advertising and the essence of s brand enter us through the eyes, the ears and smell, which causes a great impact and the memory of the brand is remembered more so. A multisensory experience is not so easily forgotten.

• Improve the Experience: The customer can interact and participate actively, as well as enjoy or be entertained. Think of long lines in a store much improved while watching content on a screen or listening to music.

• Increase sales: various studies have shown that sales increase when using digital signage or digital billboard systems. It is therefore a feasible for companies to recoup investment in this type of audiovisual or sensory systems.

A way to conquer your senses

The advancement of science and technology is unstoppable, as well as the ways to convince a potential consumer at the point of sale. Normally, when talking about Digital Signage, it refers to digital billboards, however the tools are much larger and more powerful:

• The world of touch: Interacting through touch screens at the point of sale, in order to complete purchases or make virtual queues, is one of the latest innovations. This encourages and involves the user in the purchase process, and increases sales ratios.

• The aromatic world: Major global brands leave nothing to chance. The aroma of a brand creates its own olfactory identity. What does a Zara store smell like? What do Abercrombie & Fitch stores smell like? Large amounts of money have been spent researching and implementing corporate scents. Analyse their aromas next time you enter these types of stores. A new world for your senses.

• Music: A great ally to increase sales, with which we are very familiar at Free Music Projects, as we are experts in this … Clear examples of how the background music influences sales can be found in fashion chain stores. In some of them we see young people shopping while moving to the rhythm of the In-Store music.

Digital Signage and Music

At Free Music Projects, we have been working since 2012 on setting up musical Playlists for all types of businesses: hotels, restaurants, retail …

Each brand or company has specific needs and a brand image that makes them different from the others. Precisely for this reason, they must sound different from the others and extend their personality through music.

From our own experience, we can say that selecting music for brands is an art, in which we have many years experience and of which we are deeply proud, because it is a wonderful responsibility. Furthermore, by working with royalty-free music, we also have the opportunity to meet artists outside the commercial scene, meeting impressive independent artists from all over the world.

The next time you enter a store, take the test: breathe, listen, observe… Nothing you perceive is there by chance, absolutely everything is thought-out in detail. Welcome to Digital Signage.

Cancellations of concerts and other crowded live music events were the initial, and arguably the most brutal, consequences of the coronavirus pandemic. With concerts, festivals, gigs and tours all up in the air indefinitely, here we take a closer look at the effects of Coronavirus on the Music industry; specifically individual artists.

People are Streaming Less Music… huh!?

Surprisingly, with more people at home practising social distancing, audio music streaming has actually decreased worldwide according to many sources.

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How is it so, with more time to spend using music streaming services, that audio music streaming usership has decreased? While it seems sensible to have assumed that music streaming would increase during this time, consumer behaviour and reasoning are changing. With fewer people commuting to work, the preferred entertainment platform has proved to be video streaming services… Instead of increasing their use of audio music streaming services, consumers have opted for video streaming options instead.

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People are Streaming More Video!

The effects of Coronavirus on Music industry are being seen in many different ways. In locations such as the USA and the UK, video streaming services have seen a steady increase in traffic since the week ending March 19, 2020. 

Consequently, Netflix has reprojected its estimated subscription numbers to show even higher growth, while platforms such as Twitch have witnessed its viewership increase 31% to 43 million between March 8^th 2020 and March 22nd of this year.

Artists who have continued to release new music during the quarantine have had to become innovative in the way this music has been marketed and are therefore relying heavily on social media and Youtube. Latino artists such as J Blavin and Bad Bunny have released music during this time, with great success, by accompanying new and already released audio with powerful video clips on their Youtube channels. The viral film clip of Bad Bunny’s song “Perreo sola” was filmed in lockdown and shows the artist dressed in women’s clothes. The video has reached 204 million views. Similarly, J Balvin pushed ahead with the release of his new album “Colores” despite of the foreseen effects of Coronavirus on Music industry. However, the album has been received well with accompanying Youtube videos and a strong social media presence by the artist to connect with fans.

Live video streaming – the new way to ‘attend’ live music gigs

In the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, many individual artists and other live concert events have migrated to live video streaming platforms such as Twitch. To support this change in music consumption, Bandsintown has launched a new feature. As a consequuence, Bandsintown will now push out a “watch live” notification to advise fans when musicians are live-streaming shows. The notifications will also appear on Facebook pages, Instagram Stories, and other locations that house Bandsintown listings.

The number of viewers watching live streams has dramatically increased across platforms such as Twitch, Instagram, and YouTube. In their ‘Music and Performance Arts Category’, viewership on the live video streaming platform Twitch increased by 524%.

The list of cancelled and postponed gigs and tours due to the coronavirus pandemic is seemingly endless. From Billie Eilish to Shania Twain and the Jonas Brothers to Baby Shark Live. As a result, the Amazon-owned platform Twitch (which is normally made up principally of gamers) has become a haven for people from sectors affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Twitch has become a makeshift home for the live events we have had to sacrifice due to coronavirus.

Twitch isn’t the only platform that artists and musicians are taking to. An increase in the use of Instagram live and other applications as a way for artists to connect with their audience has been seen. There are also smaller-scale initiatives that have been born out of these circumstances such as The Quiver. The Quiver is an Australian based independent online DJ platform who live stream DJ sets and work to provide local, independent artists with visibility.

A full list of live stream events on platforms such as Twitch, Facebook pages, TikTok, TonyAwards.com and BroadwayOnDemand.com can be found on Billboard’s website and is consistently being updated.  Many other sources of curated live stream music events on various platforms and Twitch electronic music live streams have been created to help music lovers at this time.

How can you support local and independent artists during this time?

Now, more than ever, it is important to support local businesses, the self-employed and those who have been greatly affected by the novel coronavirus. This includes independent musicians, whose income has been severely diminished.

So how can we do this? Firstly, many of us have more time on our hands, and our favourite artists are moving their ‘live gigs’ online. The majority of the platforms mentioned above are accepting tips and donations for performing artists during live streaming events. Some independent artists are also self-managing live stream performances on their social media (Facebook and Instagram pages). Therefore, be sure to seek out, follow, attend and donate at live stream gigs and support your favourite independent artists! 

You can also help by making playlists and streaming independent and local artists’ music on Spotify and Apple Music, watching their YouTube videos, subscribing or visiting online stores where you can purchase CDs and other merchandise. Remember to always stream and download songs using ethical and trusted sources to ensure that revenue is being shared directly with the artists.

Finally, if you’re working on any creative audio-visual projects, be sure to purchase royalty-free licences to tracks and songs by independent artists to feature in your projects. It’s the best option for creators, and it also supports independent artists both economically and through the visibility of their work.

This is an article is about selecting the best in-store music provider. To help larger companies that offer an in-store music service to other businesses. *If you are a small or medium business looking for an affordable and high-quality in-store background music service direct to your business, please go here: in-store music

How to Choose a Music Catalogue Provider for In-Store Music Services

If you are a company that offers an in-store music service and you are looking for in-store music providers (royalty-free or with rights included) to contract their services, you are in the right place. In this article, we will answer some of the questions that Free Music Projects considers integral when choosing an in-store music provider with a good catalogue of royalty-free music so you, in turn, can offer a high-quality In-Store Music Service to your clients.

Below we answer the Top Five Questions and considerations about In-Store Music Providers and their respective music catalogues:

What must the catalogue of the best royalty-free in-store music providers offer?

First of all, what you want to be able to offer your clients is dynamisation and stimulation leading to and at the point of sale. All businesses need to have in-store music that is cohesive with the service they are providing, the product they are selling, or the brand image they want to transmit to their clients.

To achieve this, there must be various musical styles in the music provider’s catalogue, which will allow you to offer versatility in the in-store music channels. At Free Music Projects, we think that 100 musical styles are not necessary to provide a good service. Only those musical styles that strategically allow you to sound the vast majority of stores, establishments and shops.

How many songs should a good in-store music provider have in their catalogue?

A music channel must have a minimum of 200 songs or tracks so that the repetitions are not too high. Further, at least 10% of the channel should be renewed with new music on a weekly basis.

In channels with a high number of songs, from say 500 onwards, the renewal of 10% may not be so necessary since 500 songs, with an average duration of 3 and a half minutes, equates to around 30 hours of music. In this case, at the customer level, the quality of the service is satisfactorily maintained with 500 songs on a channel. Consider a customer who walks into a store for 45 minutes, twice a month. Certainly, maintaining 30-hour playlists is something that can work perfectly. On the other hand, employees may still demand renewals of the music catalogue. Consider an employee who is in-store an average of 8 hours a day. For every four days they spend in the store they will listen to each song once. In terms of your in-store music provider, working with a higher volume of songs guarantees that you are working with an acceptable catalogue volume.

What musical styles should an in-store music catalogue include (and why)?

Generally speaking, the main musical styles are: Pop-Rock, House or Deep House and Chill Out / Chill House. Jazz is also a frequently used style. This is not solely our humble opinion. This is a summary of more than 10 years experience as an in-store music catalogue provider of royalty-free music here at Free Music Projects.

Pop-Rock is a style that you will find in all kinds of businesses, specifically supermarkets and in businesses selling consumer goods.

House, Deep-House and similar styles are mainly used in fashion retail chains, where factors such as youth and style are of great importance. Fashion and music are elements that are closely related, and we have no doubt that they will continue to be for years to come.

Jazz is widely used in hotels and restaurants, as it creates a pleasant atmosphere that is usually veiled in the background. Good background music is music you feel, without having to listen to it.

Other important styles can be:

• Ambient: Widely used in resorts, retreats, spas and in chains of certain natural products.
• Christmas: For two months of the year, this is without a doubt the most used in-store channel. On a commercial level, Christmas lasts two long months, making it a channel that is worth being prepared with love and respect. It is the most special time of year … right?

How long can an in-store music provider’s catalogue be used for?

The answer is simple: It depends. If they work with a catalogue of 5,000 songs, they normally work with different Playlists and exchange them intelligently. In this way, they can work with that amount for a couple of years. However, it is always convenient, despite working with large amounts of music, to carry out small renovations that refresh their entire catalogue. Even if it is only by 5%.

What does Free Music Projects recommend?

We’ve curated different music catalogues for more than 10 years, for all kinds of distributors, companies and establishments, and have had direct contact with all kinds of clients. We believe we can help you.

We are a Music Catalogue Provider for In-Store Music Services

If you are thinking of offering an in-store music service for businesses in your country, or you already do but you want to change your royalty-free in-store music provider, do not hesitate and contact us. You will save a large amount of money by saving payments to PRO´s or other copyright management entities. We firmly believe that we can help you, and do not hesitate, we will give you the best service at the best price.

You can contact us at our Customer Service.

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Downloading the best royalty free instrumental music without copyright is one of the main goals of any video creator. This type of music has two advantages:

Royalty Free Music: This music does not have copyright, meaning you can use it in videos for YouTube and other platforms. The video will not be blocked for copyright reasons and you can work quickly and safely because you can choose the song, use it in your video and upload it to any platform without any problems. You may also use it in advertising projects for television, radio or other audiovisual media, and you will not be obliged to pay any copyright management entities.

Instrumental music: Instrumental music is essential when we are producing videos, since being music without lyrics, the audience will concentrate on the images. In addition, it also has the advantage of any speaker or voiceover not being interfered with by lyrics. This is the main reason why audiovisual producers demand royalty free instrumental music for their videos.

In summary, the advantages of downloading royalty free instrumental music are: speed, security, economical, and flexibility to be used in virtually all videos.

Download Royalty Free Instrumental Music

If you are thinking of downloading some royalty free instrumental songs, here we propose some of the best instrumental songs without copyright ready to download and use in videos, advertising or personal uses. These songs are shown here with a sound watermark, which disappears once the license is subscribed at Free Music Projects. These licenses range from € 9 for personal use, up to € 199 when it comes to international projects and the broadcast of the music on national television. Here is a sample of high quality royalty free instrumental songs!

Las Nuevas Vidas

One of the most downloaded royalty free songs. Classical instrumental music.

Business as Usual

Corporate instrumental music for your corporate videos and business projects. A great song.

Birds

If what you want is instrumental chill-out music, this song is likely our best option!

Camino de extremadura

Flamenco is always a great option. Flamenco instrumental music for our videos.

Aggressive

A song of royalty free instrumental electronic music. High intensity

Americana

A fresh and perfect instrumental song for any cheerful and intense production.

Dark Hero

You cannot miss an instrumental cinematographic song. This is a good example…

Childhood Dreams

Royalty Free Piano music. A classic that never dies.

Ambient and Chill Loop 3

Another song Chill Out, this time in loop format, to use in your projects of indefinite duration. Very catchy.

Silent Night

And of course, royalty free instrumental Christmas music for that special time of the year.

In case you want to look for instrumental music in any other style, we suggest you visit freemusicprojects.com.

Free Copyright Free Instrumental Music

Most of the time, some amount must be paid for the royalty free music we download for our videos. However, we occasionally find places where we can download royalty free music for our videos for free, especially for personal use. At Free Music Projects we offer you a free royalty free music section where you can find different instrumental songs without copyright ready to use in your personal projects.

Undoubtedly, royalty free medieval music helps us convey unique sensations and emotions in our videos. Using this musical style, we travel to other eras: to ancient settings, castles and remote villages in distance and time. We can say that it is an atypical musical genre in the world of advertising production. However, the medieval music is about a specific style that often makes our project stand out and brings a lot of emotion compared to others. For example, we can imagine an advertisement in which Celtic music plays in the background … medieval Celtic music never fails. 

The best royalty free medieval music, whether Renaissance, profane, Spanish medieval music , or Celtic, will bring an epic touch to our productions, something that never disappoints. Moving to the Middle Ages thanks to medieval songs is without a doubt an original and cheap way to travel … Our audience will get to imagine scenes of knights, war and fantastic scenarios that will inject a high dose of emotion. At the end of the day, what we are looking for is that our listener or spectator go from a situation of indifference to be in an exciting and intriguing world.      

What is medieval music?        

To put it simply, medieval music is the music created in Europe between the 5^th century AD and the 15^thcentury. This strip includes the time elapsed between the Fall of the Roman Empire in the 5^th century, and the Renaissance. After the 15^th century, music is no longer considered medieval to begin to be considered Renaissance music. Renaissance.

Roughly speaking, the origin of medieval music is linked to religion and the Church. Religious people who lived in monasteries were generally more educated than the average population and developed this musical style towards a more complex form. There was also popular medieval music, associated with minstrels and troubadours, whose role was to tell stories and entertain people. This profane style was also becoming more complex over time.

Types of medieval music

• The plain song or religious monody: Better known as Gregorian Chant. This is vocal music written for one voice. It is probably the type of medieval music with more repertoire created throughout the Middle Ages. 
• Profane music (minstrels and troubadours): This music is also written for one voice, but unlike Gregorian Chant, this type of music had instrumental accompaniment. It is music created in spheres of high society and royalty. 
• Polyphonic Music: Compositions more complex and educated than the previous ones, written for several voices.

In a nutshell, it is these three types of medieval music in which we can synthesize all the music created during the Middle Ages. During the Renaissance, more complex and beautiful new musical styles would be born.

Examples of Royalty Free Medieval Music

Here we show some royalty free medieval songs ready to be listened and downloaded. These are songs that do not belong to copyright management entities, and that by subscribing to a license in Free Music Projects you can use them in your video projects without any problem.

Here are some examples of medieval music:

• Medieval Adventure

A song with medieval instrumentation. The songs shown here are modern songs, evoking medieval environments, but with a modern production. We see Celtic music hints in all these songs.

• Medieval Intro

A perfect medieval introduction. It reminds us of the drum just before the battle begins.

• Medieval Celebration

Medieval song of cheerful rhythm. It is the perfect medieval song to use in an audiovisual production. Full of strength, cheerful melodies and powerful rhythms.

• Medieval Dawn

Of all the songs shown, this is perhaps the most medieval of all, with the least modern production of all and the closest to what could be the real medieval music. Straight to the origins.

Download Royalty Free Medieval Songs

If you want to download royalty free medieval music to use on YouTube , videos, advertising , we recommend you visit Free Music Projects , where you will find a large selection of medieval songs and any other style. More than 20,000 royalty-free and copyright-free songs ready to download and use. 

Advertising music is critical to the success of any campaign, whether on television, radio or Internet. It is an element of vital importance so that the final result is optimal. In many cases the success or failure of the campaign will depend on the advertising music.

We all remember ads that will always be remembered thanks to the music with which it was synchronized. Ads that thanks to these songs or tunings have made history in advertising. We all know that making history is not an easy task, all we can do is put all our efforts for the music to bring our ad to the top.

Many agencies spend a lot of economic resources in the visual part of the production, however they leave aside the sound part of the ad or in the advertising music. Since Free Music Projects we think it is a big mistake, because we think that both music and image have the same weight when it comes to convincing the viewer. The strategy can be based on one or the other, what is clear is that neither side should be abandoned.

History of advertising music

The origin of music in advertising is found on the radio. In the 1920s, many companies began to advertise their products and service on the radio with ads that contained advertising music or sung ads. These were simple songs, catchy and easy to remember, which generated a great impact on the audience. We must keep in mind that at that time there was no television, and the impact of the radio was even greater. We can imagine the success of these first ads.

After World War II, and with the first television networks, television commercials with music began to be produced. Like the first radio announcements, the first music in television advertising was a real success.

The 10 best Royalty-Free songs for advertising

And now, speaking from a contemporary point of view, we are going to make a selection of the 10 best royalty-free songs for advertising. We could create a selection of commercial songs that will undoubtedly succeed in an advertisement, however, we are aware of the high costs of using this type of music both on radio and on television, available to very few advertisers. That is why we are going to select here the 10 best royalty-free songs for advertising, easy to download, cheap, and ready to synchronize in your advertising campaign. Here is our TOP 10 Best Royalty-Free Songs for advertising:

• Energic Pop

It is a true advertising hit. Any advertisement acquires a great impact by being synchronized with this song.

• Ambient and Chill Loop 3

It is a simple song that enters your ears, grabs the brain and never lets go. A catchy song to the fullest. In advertising this is pure gold.

• Americana

The energy song that will bring a high dose of punch to your advertising video or your ad. If music manages to increase sales, no doubt this song will do just that.

• Acoustic and Happy Whistle

Good roll, simplicity and very nice music. This song manages to embrace your product or service and convey that it is something very positive for you and your public. What more could I ask for?

• Aggressive

An electronic song, modern and powerful. This is the perfect song when we want to advertise or promote a product or service with a young and modern target.

• Las Nuevas Vidas

It is an epic song in the Hollywood soundtrack style . The images of any video, synchronized to this music, acquire a portentous dimension that immerses the viewer in what we are telling him.

• Birds

Not everything will be rhythm and power. A Chill Out song with great style and depth, perfect for advertising when what we want to convey is relaxation and sophistication in equal parts.

• Highway to heaven

A mix between Chill and Pop that does not leave you indifferent. An advertising song perfect for a multitude of scene situations, certainly a “versatile” song to use in advertising.

• Beach Sounds

A classic Chill-Out song that evokes beach days, sunsets and the best memories of our lives. We all want to be there, and this song takes us to where we want to be.

• Oh so happy

Another simple and versatile song that is used for any advertising use. A song whose style is fashionable in the use for advertising.

Download the best advertising music

Are you at the moment of creating a video for television, YouTube , social networks or radio and are you looking for music? You are in the right place. 

In Free Music Projects we offer you a complete catalog of 20,000 songs ready to be used in your projects. They are songs specifically created for advertising and are ready to be used with a license right away. You just have to look for the right song in our royalty-free music library , where you will have the ease of searching for musical styles, duration and some parameters that will help you find the perfect song.   

All songs can be used in advertising by selecting the appropriate License, so you will not have any future problems with the performance rights organizations.  

If you have any questions do not hesitate and contact us! We are here to help you!

The royalty free horror music is one of the genres most downloaded at the scene of libraries royalty free music. The use of horror music for videos, whether advertising or of any audiovisual nature, is a fairly common resource. Not only is it used for horror videos, but as a resource that brings excitement and tension to the audience, focusing its attention on the video or ad.    

Royalty-free horror music is always cinematic, in a classic or contemporary style. However we find royalty-free horror songs in other more modern musical styles, mainly in their electronic song versions .   

What is horror music?

LlWe call horror music, music that is specifically created to cause panic, tension, fear or horror in the audience. The scary music usually causes stong emotions in the viewer: fear, dread, panic, fright, horror, alarm, scare, distrust, apprehension, distrust, funk, confusion, surprise, astonishment, uneasiness … in short, uncomfortable situations for the psychology of the viewer. The main objective is that through this type of music, the public keeps the attention and tension without interruption.  If we achieve this, our music will have fulfilled its goal.

It is always related to dark, mysterious, bloody or dark moments, and is mainly used in the soundtracks of movies, series, videogames and in any type of audiovisual project, providing the extra touch of terror that the images themselves do not achieve to transmit.

Background horror music is an elementary resource when telling any plot of fear, mystery or terror.

It is perhaps horror music the additional element that makes us feel real fear when we are watching a scary scene. For example, nobody forgets the psychosis shower scene of legendary film director Alfred Hitchcock. This scene has made history in cinema, among other things, for the horror music used at that precise moment. As we see, the music of a horror soundtrack is a decisive element in the success or failure of a production.

Origin of Horror or Fear Music

The origin of horror music or scary music is found in the first soundtracks of horror films. The first horror film of all time is “Le Manoir du Diable “, produced in 1896, directed by Georges Méliès, however this film was silent and had no music. Already in the 1930s we found movies with their respective horror soundtrack. One of these examples is “M” by Fritz Lang, directed in 1931.

Copyright Free Horror Music

Are you making a video and need horror music? Do you need music without copyright to use in an advertisement on YouTube and have no problem with copyright infringement? Surely you already know that it is not easy to find horror music copyright free to be able to use without any problems on YouTube , advertising or any type of audiovisual production. In Free Music Projects we offer you a large selection of copyright-free horror songs to be able to use in any type of project.          

In the digital age, artists are obliged to know which are the best legal tools for the distribution of their music. Thus, we will try here to shed light on this concept. Creative commons music is undoubtedly one of the best options for musical distribution. But…

What is Creative Commons music?

Creative Commons music or Copyleft music is music that has been licensed by its authors under a Creative Commons License, thus allowing some uses and restricting others. Creative Commons Licenses allow authors to modify the classic “All rights reserved” of Copyright, to “Some rights reserved” of Copyleft. In this way, the user can work in a safe way, while the music has a better online distribution of their works.

Do not forget that free distribution, always linked to Creative Commons licenses, does not mean free. As an example, in some forms of Musical License the author reserves the rights of commercial use, whereby the user cannot make commercial use of that work unless he reaches an economic agreement with the author of the work.

Types of Creative Common Licenses

Creative Commons Licenses have been created both to facilitate the distribution of works and to facilitate the use of the contents of works. We will show here, briefly, the types of CC (Creative Commons) licenses that exist:

Creative Commons licenses consist of four condition modules:

• Attribution (BY), requires reference to the original author. You are required to mention the author if you wish to use their work.
• Share Alike (SA), allows creating works derived from the original, as long as the resulting work is shared under the same license.
• Non-Commercial (NC), requires the assurance that the work will not be used for commercial purposes.
• No Derivative Works (ND), does not allow you to modify the work in any way, you must respect it and not edit it under any circumstances.

These modules are combined to give rise to the six types of Creative Commons licenses, under which you can register your music or other types of work. You will choose one of these six licenses:

1. Attribution (CC BY).
2. Attribution Share Alike (CC BY-SA).
3. Attribution No Derivatives (CC BY-ND).
4. Attribution Non-Commercial (CC BY-NC).
5. Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike (CC BY-NC-SA).
6. Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives (CC BY-NC-ND)

Here is a summary chart where we have placed the licenses in a gradient from lower to higher based on permissiveness in their use:

How to register music with CC?

In many intellectual property registration projects you can license your music with creative commons. One of them is Safe Creative, one of our Partners.

If you wish to obtain your License, you can directly use the Creative Commons website and choose the License that best suits your music:

https://creativecommons.org/choose/

We hope to have helped you with the information provided on Creative Commons music or Copyleft music. If you wish, at Free Music Projects, we are always available and happy to help you out whenever you need.

Royalty Free Children’s music is constantly used in children’s videos, commercials and audiovisual productions of all kinds. When children’s products or services are announced on radio or television and when a children’s event is going to be announced … children’s music is used with the intention that both adults and children themselves pay attention to the video or advertising. We must however still adhere to the requirements of copyright and royalty as outlined by the law. Therefore, we must use royalty free children’s songs, without copyright.

You can find children’s music without copyright or royalty free children’s music in many styles. Mainly, they are classic children’s songs composed by contemporary authors, that have created them exclusively to be used in these types of videos and advertising. This is music created specifically for professional use, both audiovisual and advertising.

What is Children’s Music?

Children’s music is all music created for the purpose or function of children or babies. Among these songs we can find children’s music for playtime, learning music for children, educational songs … as you can see, music is created with many different purposes in mind for babies or children.

This music, in any style, always repeats patterns: it is music with simple melodies, basic and repetitive lyrics and an easy musical structure. When it comes to music for children we must not forget that it must be easy to learn and repeat later for them.

Download Royalty Free Children’s Music

Finding royalty free children’s music can be a complicated task. It is easier to find songs in other styles, however, at Free Music Projects we have created a selection of copyright-free children’s music to download and use in all types of videos and advertising projects. We currently have more than 20,000 songs in all styles, ready to download (including the User License) instantly.

Royalty Free Children’s Songs

We present here a selection of children’s songs without copyright that you can download from the freemusicprojects.com website.

The songs you are going to listen to here are royalty free children’s songs and are protected by a sound watermark. When you download the songs from the web, the watermark disappears. You can download the songs in high-quality MP3 format. Additionally, your download also comes with the corresponding User License to legally use music on any video platform, such as YouTube or Vimeo.

Here the best royalty free children’s songs! We hope you enjoy them!

• Columpios de Otoño

• Animation and Childrens

• The Magic Scissors

• Comedy and Circus Music

• Una ocasión perdida

• Comedy and Funny Music

• La Pequeña Gente

• Animation and Entertainment Comedy

• Comedy and Animation Music

Download Children’s Songs for Free

At Free Music Projects we have a large collection of songs in all styles. Here we have offered you a small selection of children’s songs as a reference for your projects or as an idea for your videos or advertising. Remember that using royalty free music will already save you a lot of money on your professional projects. Additionally, we also offer a small selection of completely free music, where you can download other songs of any musical style.

The use of royalty free action music is a common resource in professional video productions. This musical genre is related to the Hollywood soundtracks of spy, war and action movies. In any type of video, action music will add its own mark and induce enough adrenaline so the viewer does not lose the attention, even for a moment. We can ensure that our video continuously maintains intensity and viewer interest by appropriately using action music without copyright.

The best action music for videos does not have to be precisely related to the action. When we think of this type of music we always remember James Bond or Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible. However, we can take advantage of the character of this music to add a touch of power and speed to our videos. Therefore, we give our production that effect of strength, power and adrenaline by using action songs.

What is action music?

Action music can be defined as music that has a high speed and intensity, and that draws in the viewer or listener’s extreme attention to an imminent outcome. This music has not always been linked to Cinema. Think of Bach’s most powerful works. Centuries ago there was already music that lifted spectators from their seats and kept them in a state of permanent tension and alertness. Therefore, we can say that action music does not have a solely cinematic history as do other musical styles such as epic music.

Download Royalty Free Action Music

Downloading royalty free action music can sometimes be a complicated task. For this reason, here we have compiled some of the best action songs without copyright to download. If you don’t like the selection, you can always search for more songs at Free Music Projects, where there are more than 20,000 royalty-free and copyright-free songs.

Royalty Free Action Songs

We invite you to listen and download the TOP 10 action songs without copyright. We hope they are right for you!

• Camino del Infierno

Heavy metal action music. Synchronizing this song in your video is a guarantee of action, aggressiveness, speed, violence.

• Big Hitters

Music with exquisite musical production. In the style of a classic Hollywood action soundtrack.

• Action Hollywood Trailer

As the name of the song itself indicates, it could perfectly be the music of the action trailer of any Holywood action movie.

• Hard Rock Days

A rock song. Simple, classic, with lots of action. Many risky sports videos use this music.

• Héroes

A heavy-metal song with plenty of rhythm and a lot of action. It is a song that injects adrenaline into any video with which it is synchronized.

• Invasión

A song in the style of a soundtrack of the 21st century, with the latest generation of musical elements and great production. This is how the music of cinematographic action should to sound. Great quality.

• El Duelo

A film soundtrack style song with a large dose of action. A song of time, battle and war. We can also consider it an epic music track.

• Strike Fear

This song gives a large dose of action and tension. Rhythmic, powerful and exciting until the end. Perfect for maintaining tension in any action video.

• On the Road

The classic rock song for action videos that always works well. One of the most downloaded songs! You can hear the reason for this… Perfect and rounded action song, from beginning to end.

• Final Battle Trailer

Contemporary soundtrack with great production and a very good sound. Pure action with a nostalgic touch.

Royalty Free Action Music for Youtube

If you want to download music to use in your YouTube videos or other video platforms, in high-quality MP3 format, and with its corresponding User License, you can do it from the Free Music Projects website. Here you will find thousands of songs in all musical styles, ready to download and use in your audiovisual or advertising project.