License Information
Understanding the different license types available for our royalty-free music
License Types
Creative Commons Attribution
CC BY
This license allows reusers to distribute, remix, adapt, and build upon the material in any medium or format, so long as attribution is given to the creator.
Commercial Use
Can be used in commercial projects
Modifications
Can be modified or adapted
Attribution
Attribution to the creator is required
Share-Alike
Adaptations can use different license terms
Redistribution
Can be redistributed
Common Use Cases
Personal Projects
Using music for personal videos, presentations, or other non-commercial content.
Recommended Licenses:
YouTube Videos
Using music in YouTube videos that may be monetized.
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Podcasts
Using music as intro, outro, or background in podcasts.
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Films & Documentaries
Using music in films or documentaries that may be commercially distributed.
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Video Games
Using music in video games, whether commercial or non-commercial.
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Advertising
Using music in commercial advertisements or promotional content.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I properly attribute the music I use?
For proper attribution, include the following information:
- Track title
- Artist name
- License type
- Link to the original track (if possible)
Example: "Ambient Dreams" by Melody Maker, licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Can I use the music in multiple projects?
Yes, once you've downloaded a track, you can use it in multiple projects as long as you adhere to the license terms for each use. There's no limit to the number of projects you can include the music in.
Do I need to pay royalties?
No, all music on Tune Tron Music is royalty-free, meaning you don't need to pay ongoing royalties for using the music. However, you must still comply with the terms of the specific Creative Commons license attached to each track.
Can I claim copyright on content that includes this music?
You can claim copyright on your original content that incorporates the music, but not on the music itself. The music remains under its original Creative Commons license, and your use of it must comply with that license.