I go for audiojungle.net. There I pay a contribution for the music that I use. Anyway, I also put a lot of energy into my recordings and editing (And I'm just a hobbyist.). It is obvious for me to sometimes pay a contribution for matching music.
Favourite music track for a drone video?
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I don't have a specific music track but I use similar tracks as used in this clip below:
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We also go for this genre. “Cinematic” is the usual term. (And apologies to all jazz lovers.)
The hardest bit is finding the odd gem in a sea of mediocrity. Not so difficult if you’re willing to pay a small fortune for original music from top professionals. But at $20-50 there’s a lot of average stuff. We’ve yet to find any free music that gets our “thumbs up”, although the occasional piece probably exists.
The hardest bit is finding the odd gem in a sea of mediocrity. Not so difficult if you’re willing to pay a small fortune for original music from top professionals. But at $20-50 there’s a lot of average stuff. We’ve yet to find any free music that gets our “thumbs up”, although the occasional piece probably exists.
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Bensound.com has a couple tracks I like to use. Some of them are free, but now there are quite a few that are not free. Click into the Cinematic category and check a song called "Better Days" (free). Another in the same cinematic category is called "Slow Motion" (free). In the Acoustic/Folk category is another nice one called "Acoustic Breeze". I have used all of them and they are free, he just asks for a credit in the posting, but I usually put it in at the end of the video also. They will load into YouTube no issues at all.
Camera King: Three good suggestions which are well above-average for free music tracks.
A colleague has just suggested www.triplescoopmusic.com which has good tracks available, but for a fee of US$60.
A colleague has just suggested www.triplescoopmusic.com which has good tracks available, but for a fee of US$60.
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