Which background music is safe to use?

[jeandarc]

Up until now I've been just searching on youtube stuff like "royalty free background music" and have been using those. I use the ones that explain on their description if you can use the music, most of them just tell you to credit them on my youtube video description. Now the problem is that I heard they can and will most likely claim/copyright the video at some point.

So my question is: is there a website/youtube channel or whatever that you know of that won't touch my videos after I've followed their instructions and credited them properly.

 

[shadow2015]

following

 

[Dotfordough]

Up until now I've been just searching on youtube stuff like "royalty free background music" and have been using those. I use the ones that explain on their description if you can use the music, most of them just tell you to credit them on my youtube video description. Now the problem is that I heard they can and will most likely claim/copyright the video at some point.

So my question is: is there a website/youtube channel or whatever that you know of that won't touch my videos after I've followed their instructions and credited them properly.

https://ncs.io/music

 

[SMMSHIBA]

Why dont you just use Youtube Music Library. They have many good BGM also.

 

[Dresden]

Youtube Music Library. I think you'll find music in there for any niche and you're good to use it on any video.

 

[mehdiabdo]

I recently use bensound
or as they said before Youtube audio library is the safest

 

[Likri]

Youtube music library or NCS (no copyright songs )

 

[sothisisnightlife]

Youtube music library. I don't trust anything else other than that. Songs that claim to be copyright free and end up no longer being copyright free in the future and you will get hit with a copyright claim.
Youtube library has a big list of music now to choose from.

 

[Master Oogway]

I used TheFatRat music in my videos. its free royalty music just put credit in your description the only thing he require.

 

[Themer]

Don't use NCS. They even had Faded by Alan Walker in their list once and one fine day everyone who used the song started losing their revenue as their video was claimed. Same is the case with a ton of their songs.
Use Youtube music library or use one of the subscription websites like Epidemic or MusicBed.

 

[J0E]

I suggest you only stick to YouTube Audio Library for now, if you're looking for a free solutions.

I tried some other so called "Royalty Free" music websites that require no attributions, and I end up most of the time with a content ID claim as soon as my videos start getting traction.

 

[GreenGrass2019]

I see a lot of people suggesting NCS. It works short term but sometime in the future they may claim your audio

 

[Virgin]

Just use sound effects and music from the yt music library. Never had any issues

 

[astro2014]

I recently asked myself that same question because I usually need background music for my videos, and searching and searching on YT, I came across a very new channel that is uploading audios that in my case I have liked and have tried them and they have not triggered any copyright strikes on YT.

The channel, from what I have been able to see so far, is uploading 4-5 new audios every day and they are long audios, 10 minutes on average, which is good, especially when one needs background music for audios of that or longer duration.

If you are interested, the channel is this https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVK9lOTSUmCL2YO__WFzRvA

Let me make it clear that I have nothing to do with that channel.

 

[nightclubpromo]

Musicbed has the highest quality

 

[lyme]

NCS

 

[sandandkush]

Up until now I've been just searching on youtube stuff like "royalty free background music" and have been using those. I use the ones that explain on their description if you can use the music, most of them just tell you to credit them on my youtube video description. Now the problem is that I heard they can and will most likely claim/copyright the video at some point.

So my question is: is there a website/youtube channel or whatever that you know of that won't touch my videos after I've followed their instructions and credited them properly.

audiio.com
keyframeaudio.com
personamusic.io
soundraw.io

Make sure to read their licensing terms.

 

[SpartanHoplite]

Im using music from envato elements and just before i publish the video i upload the license file and the copyright claims will be removed, You do not need to mention them in the description or add credits! Envato is like 20$ per month and you can get more than just music !

 

[Daemon Targaryen]

AI music, bro.

 

[Pixel Fund]

AI music, bro.

Which one you have in mind?