Free Music For Videos
Need music for your Youtube video or some other project? You may download free music from this site. I only require that give me credit for the music by a link on your Youtube page and giving credit in your video. This music is royalty free. That means that you can use it in your videos without having to pay for that use. There are some restrictions, so read the terms below.
- This music is copyrighted, so you cannot pass it off as your own music.
- You cannot resell this music.
- You cannot incorporate it in a music only project.
- You can use it in any video or film project, even if you earn money from it.
- You must include the following credit in your project: Music by Michael McBride.
- You must include the following link on your project page mikesmusicpages.com.
- You can edit the music in any way to fit your project.
I will be adding more tracks, so check back often for more music.
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