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How to Pick The Best Background Music for Your Videos

🎵✨Finding the perfect background music for your videos doesn't have to be expensive or time-consuming. In fact, it can be a lot of fun!, In this video, you will discover how to do it easily.

 

Where to Find Great Music 🎧

 

Using popular music from your favorite artists is a no-go due to copyright issues. That’s where music libraries come in. These online services offer thousands of songs to choose from. For beginners, I recommend an inexpensive library like Artlist.io. All the music you hear in the video is from Artlist.io. Here’s why I use it:

 

Affordable:

Starting at $9.95 per month for social media publishing or $16.58 per month for a wider license.

 

Seachable:

Search by keywords like "acoustic," "corporate," or "positive" to find matching songs.

 

Quick Download:

Simply click the download button and have the song ready on your computer.

 

 

Picking the Right Music 🎶

 

When your video features talking, it’s crucial to choose music that doesn’t compete with the voice. Here’s what to look for:

 

Avoid Busy Music:

Songs with complex melodies or vocal tracks can distract from your message.

 

Use Underscores:

Simple rhythm tracks without melodies are ideal for background music.

 

Positive and Energetic:

Music that implies possibilities and opportunities is great for most videos. Use keywords like "positive" to find these tracks.

 

 

Matching Music to Your Video’s Emotion 💖

 

Music sets the emotional tone of your video. Here are some tips:

 

For Positive Videos:

Use music that’s upbeat and energetic.

 

For Sad or Serious Videos:

Avoid overly dramatic or depressing music. Opt for sweet, compassionate tracks instead.

 

 

Practical Tips for Music Use

 

Keep it Short:

Don’t let a piece of music run for more than a minute. This keeps your video feeling fresh.

 

Mixing Music:

Each song is different, so there’s no one-size-fits-all volume setting. Here’s a simple mixing tip: Avoid using headphones while mixing.

Listen on small speakers at a quiet volume.

Ensure you can hear the emotion of the music without it overpowering the voices.

 

Remember, I’m here to help!  So, if you have any questions about music or video to grow your business or network, please reach out any time!