YouTube has announced the launch of Audio Library. The YouTube Audio Library is available to all users and offers those creating and uploading videos a selection of 150 royalty-free tracks that can be ...

YouTube announced today on its YouTube Partners & Creators Blog that is launching a new Audio Library that will provide YouTubers with access royalty-free instrumental audio tracks to use in their ...

The official way to use copyrighted music on YouTube is through YouTube Studio > Audio library. The audio library includes free music and sound effects, some of which don't even require attribution.

YouTube now has an Audio Gallery featuring 150 royalty-free instrumental tracks, which can be used for anything…not just YouTube videos. It seems Google actually hit the road to find musicians willing ...

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When a content creator uploads a video to YouTube with music, an automated system called Content ID automatically matches the clip against an extensive database to see if the audio is permitted or ...

Free music for all. YouTube is giving the stuff away. Well it's letting you use songs from its newly launched Audio Library. The plan is to offer music so that YouTube creators can make videos with ...

The video site is offering its users access to 150 royalty-free instrumental tracks to use on their uploaded videos. In a bid to help its millions of users avoid long running copyright battles and ...

In an effort to make its platform more useful to its top creators, YouTube on Thursday announced it will soon open its paid subscription option to more video channels and give them tools to find out… ...