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Where I can find music to freely use in my game?

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#1 patrykkubaszczyk Konto zarchiwizowane

Hi.
Im creating a game, and need music.
Where I can get music, non copyrighted music?



2020-06-27 18:10

#2 daszekmdn

Type free creative commons music in Google, here you can find a lot of websites which prowiding it for free.


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2020-07-03 05:26

#3 Enes

Many thanks! Will give it a try soon.


2020-08-20 11:18

#4 Zuza

Thx @daszekm


Boże, błogosław obsługę
klienta.
2022-04-12 11:24

#5 SeedyTV

Fesliyan studios has some good tracks you can use. You have to credit the author, but come on, what's a few words of thanks?


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2022-06-24 10:56

#6 patrykkubaszczyk Konto zarchiwizowane

nope, I don't want to make credits stuf in my game.



2022-06-24 11:28

#7 marchoffmann Konto zarchiwizowane

well that is a you problem then. Every game has credits. Come on, it doesn't fucking hurt



2022-06-24 12:38

#8 marchoffmann Konto zarchiwizowane

anyway, i gave that side a look and there are really some good tracks, especially known from other audio games were they have been used



2022-06-24 13:15

#9 ArcticMoon

Patryk, that's pretty selfish of you.



2022-06-24 18:30

#10 Enes

Right. Still, anyone could just want to use public domain/CC0 sounds without ever having to credit the sound's maker but it should also be kept in mind that the sound's maker would be at least equally right to request to be credited so it wouldn't be appropriate to insist on CC0 sounds that perfectly suit one's needs. Then just go pay someone or make your own music if you can't find the perfect CC0 sound or track you're looking for. Anyone who publishes his/her sounds without requesting to be credited, does that out of kindness or to advertise his/her abilities and sell better sounds; but in any case, they do have the option to not share their sounds with a CC0 license in the first place so we should still thank them.

-- (ArcticMoon):
Patryk, that's pretty selfish of you.

--


2022-06-26 20:38

#11 rambo

Funny thing is though. Not every single game in the world has creddits. And especially not clone's coded in bgt.


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2022-12-30 01:35

#12 tonygeb23

I think applying appropriate credits for artists is wise, shows humility, and will be favorable for you and the composer in the end. If you want to uphold a positive reputation with respect, showing the dignity to those who contribute is wise. I have been creating music for games and have multiple studio albums on the market. I ensure all musicians that I work along side receives their fare share of contribution and credits for their shining moment. Lesson to be learned, my friend.
Lot's of love,
Tony



2023-02-01 12:02

#13 Tschapajew



2023-07-17 15:14

#14 daszekmdn

Audionautix, Youtube library, videvo.net.


Koniec kropka, idź do żłobka. A ze żłobka na ulicę, i pocałuj babę w cyce.
2023-08-16 06:53

#15 marchoffmann Konto zarchiwizowane

I \can still say feslian is a really good resource like maybe previously said already, and then there's also stuff like pixabay but I never explored that one, dk if their musics are that great.



Edytowano 2023-08-16 07:34

#16 GeorgeWu

Kevin MacLeod music could be another option.



2023-08-16 16:50

#17 marchoffmann Konto zarchiwizowane

Personally found feslian the most accessible, the other websites are mostly a pain to find something good on



2023-08-16 17:44