The official way to use copyrighted music on YouTube is through YouTube Studio > Audio library. The audio library includes free music and sound effects, some of which don't even require attribution.

For today’s creator content, great audio isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s essential. From YouTube videos to podcasts and Spotify, and all content in between, royalty-free music is vital to telling your ...

Want to download and use intro sound effects for free? Here is a list of websites to download intro sound effects for free. Intro sound effects are basically used as introduction music in a video, ...

AudioMicro, a site where you can find royalty-free stock music and sound effects backed by DFJ Frontier and Fotolia, has struck a deal with Microsoft to provide music and sound effect files to ...

The Sounddogs sound effects library is an extensive collection of sounds to add to your multimedia project. The Cool Tools weblog notes: Just as stock photos are a great tool for designers and ...

Are you a creator? Then you already know how much sound matters. And how hard it can be to find the right track. First, a quick clarification: royalty-free doesn’t mean free. It means you pay once ...

Facebook today announced it was offering a selection of free music and sound effects to content creators. If you want to use music in a Facebook or Instagram video, the Sound Collection gives you ...