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MatchMaker Connecting podcasters with guests. Download your Podsafe Album now Download. Podcasting news and insights. Music for Makers — when you sign up for their mailing list you'll get a new free track every week. There's a lot of variety in the songs that Logan produces. I ended up upgrading to the paid service because it's so good. The song we use on the Build your SaaS podcast is from here!
He wants to be the "Unsplash for audio. There's quite a variety, and you don't even need to give him your email address to get them. Although, you should support his Patreon. Kabbalistic Village — this composer sells music on AudioJungle but gives away some of his songs on Soundcloud. All you need to do his credit him in your show notes.
Not because you have a cool intro song. You can sample the tracks using the player below and download the entire album for free if you find one you like. You might have already used Pixabay before to source copyright free images. Using the handy filter on the left hand side of the page, you can sort songs by genre, mood, and movement.
The existing catalogue of tracks is quite broad and diverse, and the user interface is sleek and easy to navigate. Free Music Archive collects tracks from hundreds of artists and curators across the world.
The user interface is easy to use and navigate. You can filter tracks by artist and genre. They also even provide chart listings for the most popular tracks on the site over the past week, month, and year. This is particularly useful as the tracks that make it into the charts tend to be higher quality and better produced. Saves a lot of time filtering through mediocre tunes! All tracks featured on the website can be downloaded and used by content creators for any project - all you have to do is follow them on social media and give them credit.
White Hot, a producer from Canada, is behind all the beats on FreeBeats. Incompetech offers a huge library of free-to-use music created by composer Kevin MacLeod. But the catalogue still contains plenty of tracks that would work well for a spoken word podcast too. You can use the music on Incompetech for free, and without permission as long as you give credit.
The site features high-quality productions across the board. A long list of filtering options listed on the homepage makes it easy to refine your search. Purple Planet feels a bit strange for a music site with its space-inspired design. All tracks are free as long as you give credit, or you can pay a small fee for a license. Audionatix has quite a few background tracks that are free to use with credit. All music on the site is produced by Jason Shaw, and there are plenty of good tracks on there.
Paying for podcast music has two significant advantages: choice and quality. Most songs from paid music services feature professional-sounding production. Musicbed was founded in and has long been a leader in the premium music market, with an enviable roster of musicians and easy-to-use interface. Their subscription service offers unlimited access to every track in one of the largest paid-for libraries out there. Noah Labhart, who produces the podcast Code Story, uses different backing tracks in every episode he publishes.
And he sources them all from Musicbed. But their pricing plans work out cheaper and their curated playlists cover everything from specific moods to project type, like advertising or radio. Epidemic Sound boasts a library of over 30, tracks and over 60, sound effects. It also has a cool feature that lets you download only a particular portion of a track, making it easier to fade in and out at exactly the right time.
You can trial Epidemic Sound free for 30 days. If you like it, keep it. Audioblocks have a catalogue of more than , tracks, loops, and sound effects.
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