Royalty Free Modular Music For Your Video Production

 

Royalty Free Music

 

 

 

 

 

 

Can you see what I did there in the photo?

Ok folks, I’d like to ask you all a favour. I have a couple of questions I’d like you to comment on. I’m doing some research into the music for video field and your feedback would be very much appreciated.

Let’s say you’ve finished filming for your latest video masterpiece and you know it requires something else to give it that crucial edge, that final pro touch, because you’re looking at dominating your competitors and it needs that extra sparkle they just don’t have. Either an Intro jingle, signature tune, musical branding, underscore for voiceover, an outro etc, call it what you like, but music is the emotional icing your video requires. What I would like to know is this;

1. Would you not bother with music and put your video out as it is – perhaps it doesn’t need musical enhancement?

2. Do you search online for the masterpiece to compliment your video and purchase the piece if its right?

3. What would you pay for a Royalty Free Piece of music? Something or Nothing?

I’m sure there are many of you who are capable of writing your own piece of original music, so this really goes out to those who can’t, but I’d still be interested to know if you like the idea of such a service.

I’m in the process of putting together some "Modular Royalty Free Music", let me explain. This came about when a friend asked if I could put a piece of music to their video – no problem I said, I’d love to. Thing is, there was a problem – how long should the music be! Sure he knew his video would be approx 4 minutes long, but he also said it could be 4 or 6 minutes.

You see he wanted to have the piece of finished music with him out in the field, so when he’d finished editing his filming for the day, he could upload his video to his office or client completely topped, tailed and with music and all the trimmings to boot.  This is when the modular music idea kicked in. If I could provide a client with modular pieces of music to accompany their video, the length would not be an issue and neither would its length need to be predetermined.

Here’s How The Modular Royalty Free Music Works

I provide you with an intro piece of 2 and/or 4 bars, a main underscore piece of 4 and 8 bar lengths similar to a verse of a song for the bulk of the video – something that’s easy to narrate over and finally an outro piece with alternate endings. Also additional layered pieces of music can also be provided in order to give your music additional variation throughout. Various fill-ins, Chorus pieces and Middle 8 parts can provide total flexibility and freedom for music creation without the difficulty of editing and arranging your video to fit the music. With music in MP3 or WAV modular form, arranging your music can be as easy as a simple drag and drop procedure in your NLE video software.

I have plans to provide music ranging from totally free music loops, to paid modular pieces right up to a music score you can purchase outright. I’m considering publishing other peoples compositions in order to provide a platform and outlet for other musicians/composers and also to provide clients with a vast varied library of Royalty Free Music all in one place.

I’ll add some modular audio examples to this post in a few days for you to listen to. You’ll be free to download them and try them in your next video creation so you can let me know how it worked out for you. Please consider commenting on my questions above as this will give me with some insight into whether or not you would use a service like this and in return I hope I can provide you with some useful compositions.

Thanks for your time and have a cracking 2009 – Happy New Year.

10 Responses to Royalty Free Modular Music For Your Video Production
  1. Glen
    December 31, 2008 | 3:57 pm

    Excellent site Phill, You really are an inspiration mate, i will do all i can to help you to promote this site, i think its BRILLIANT !!!!

  2. Rich Russell
    December 31, 2008 | 8:49 pm

    Hi Phil

    As someone who is looking to get seriously into video in 2009, this sounds like a great idea.

    What I had in mind initially was just me talking. Even I’m not too excited about that. But for my purpose, I don’t want anything that looks too slick and professional either. Some opening and closing titles with a short piece of music could be perfect.

    The opportunity to test the water would be brilliant. And if I found it was working out, I would definitely consider getting something unique for branding.

    Cheers

    Rich

  3. Phill Mason
    January 1, 2009 | 4:07 pm

    Glen – Thank buddy, your enthusiasm and willingness to help is hugely appreciated – Happy New Year to you and your family and I hope 2009 brings you all the success you deserve.

    Rich – thanks for your comment. You’re dead right, if you can test something and see what results it achieves compared with maybe a video without any musical jungle/intro etc, then this will be a great test to see if the one with music strike and additional buying nerves.

    Happy New Year to you and you family. Here’s to a great 2009.

  4. John Serra
    January 1, 2009 | 4:48 pm

    Hi Phill,

    Modular music sounds interesting… I would like to try it out. I don’t know how much I would pay for it, because I’m still not sure how exactly I would use it, but I’m willing to pay. Maybe you could do something like like some of the template sites do. They have one price just for downloading the music, and then a much higher price if you want to make the music a unique download and have you not sell it anymore.

    Happy 2009!

  5. Janet Ford
    January 2, 2009 | 1:22 pm

    I love your modular music idea! This would be a God-send to so many creators out there. And, yes, I would use it. And, yes, I would be willing to pay for the privilege of using it. Bring it on, Phil! :)

  6. Hugh Fraser
    January 2, 2009 | 1:54 pm

    Phil,
    Excellent idea, I could with some background music for my Camtasia video!

    Hugh

  7. Ron Rink
    January 2, 2009 | 5:20 pm

    Hi Phil — I love the “Royalty Free Music” graphic. Just shows how great your artistic talents are. Very clever. I do my own music — although I haven’t figured out a cool way to integrate it with my videos — now — learning that I would pay for! :-) Most of my videos are related to meditation so I use “spacey – new age” kind of sounds.

    BTW, the graphic looks good now on my monitor.

    Be well — Be in peace,

    Ron

  8. Bailey Singh
    June 21, 2010 | 5:11 pm

    emule has got some good inventory of free music.,;.

  9. Elliot Russell
    July 20, 2010 | 2:54 am

    i always get free music from Torrent and Emule. P2P is great.~`*

  10. Pinoy Love Songs
    December 13, 2010 | 7:06 am

    i can see lots of free music on the internet but most of them are pirated. `:`

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