How to get no copyright music for free for your videos

By Tom NewmanNovember 9, 20203 mins read

Outertone post new EDM and house music every week for anyone to download and use in the videos totally free of charge.

RouteNote’s in-house label Outertone publish a variety of high quality electronic music for listeners to use in their monetized videos on YouTube. All tracks listed as “[Outertone Free Release]” are free to use. We will not claim the video or issue a strike on your account.

Find all of Outertone’s back catalogue and free download links on SoundCloud. You’ll find links to stream all tracks listed in the description. To download the song, find the track on SoundCloud, click More, then Download file. Just be sure to credit Outertone and the original artist(s) in the description of your video. You’ll find these links in the description of each track.

If you’re an electronic artist and want to have your music published in front of over 17k followers and 12k subscribers, please send your music to submissions@outertone.com

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Music says:

November 30, 2020 at 9:51 am

Forever – Anno Domini Beats | Copyright Free Music
link – https://youtu.be/BWzxvrQ7hQU

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James says:

October 14, 2021 at 3:33 pm

As an artist who wants to create a small copyright free catalog, is it possible to include my music on the Youtube content ID (in order to get paid), but without copyright strike the people who use my music?
And how does it work with platforms like Twitch?

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1. Jacca-RouteNote says:
  
  October 14, 2021 at 3:40 pm
  
  Hi James, uploading your music through Content ID won’t copyright strike anyone who is using your music. It does simply that: monetises the video on your behalf whilst allowing the creator to freely use. We never make copyright claims that would affect the creator’s channel.
  We don’t work with Twitch and their music content detection works very differently.
  
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  1. James says:
    
    October 15, 2021 at 2:58 pm
    
    Thanks you for the answer.
    On the NCS article, it says that they dont have content ID, but they have ads on their videos. I thought that music channels weren’t able to monetize, without content id.
    I would like to have tracks protected and also make some money with the youtube plays.
    
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