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Background music for YouTube without copyright claims
I edit short videos for a small YouTube channel and keep running into copyright claims on background tracks. Has anyone used a paid music library for a while and can share how licensing and track selection worked in practice?
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I had the same issue last year and tested InAudio for a few months. The catalog is mostly production music, such as corporate, cinematic, sports and kids tracks, so it depends on the style your channel needs. Before paying I read the license terms for their royalty free music to see what exactly is covered, and I would suggest doing the same. What I found practical is that each track comes with loops and short edits of 15, 30 and 60 seconds, which saved me some trimming time. The monthly plan was $7.99 when I checked, there is a yearly option with a discount, and single track licenses are available for one project. I still keep license records for every video just in case.