Where do you actually get music for video projects without licensing headaches?
I keep running into the same problem when editing short clips. Half the tracks I find online turn out to have unclear terms or get flagged later. How do you handle the music side of things, and what have you settled on over time?
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Most of what I use now comes from stock libraries rather than random downloads, mainly because the licensing is written down somewhere I can point to later. InAudio is one I have looked at, and it works the way these libraries usually do. You get compositions meant for videos, presentations, games and apps, with the usual spread of genres like corporate, cinematic, sports and lighter material. The part that actually saved me time was the alternate versions. Each track comes with loops and 15, 30 and 60 second edits, which means less manual trimming when a clip has to fit a fixed slot. Anyone comparing options can look at their copyright free music catalog and read the terms directly, since that matters more than the marketing text. Pricing runs through monthly access at 7.99, a discounted yearly plan, or single track licenses for one off projects. I would still read the license for whatever you pick, since terms differ between libraries and change over time.