When you purchase you’ll immediately be given access to the secure members area where you can download the music and watch the video training. A copy of your login instructions will also be sent to your email address.

In addition to the full track versions (2-4 minutes) you get 15sec, 30sec and 60 sec versions that you can use in a variety of different ways.

For example they are great for intros and outros to videos and podcasts.

They’re also really useful if you’re creating content of a known length. For example if you need to make a quick 15 second video, you can use any of the 15 second music edits from the packs and drag and drop them your editor’s timeline as ready made soundtracks.This makes it easy to audition and compare and contrast.

Instrumentals: Some of the main tracks inside the packs contain vocals. When this is the case and instrumental version minus the vocals has been included. This is to give you flexibility because sometimes a track with vocals can be exactly what you want in a project, and at other times the same track without vocals works better.

Underscores: Underscores are a throwback to music used in TV. Oftentimes a TV producer wants a version without the main hook or theme or lead instrument and this is the same for content creators. They are useful to have in your editing armour to create a slightly different feel in the music at strategic points which helped keep your audience engaged.

Edit blocks are the main track version cut up into small building blocks. These blocks are all numbered in sequential order so you know in what order they should appear to follow the original arrangement. They are particularly useful when working with content of different lengths.

For example, let’s say you want to create a soundtrack for a video of 38 seconds. Simply build the blocks in order until you reach the 38 second time frame, and then replace the last block with one of the ending blocks. This ensures the music ends naturally (without having to fade) and isn’t abruptly cut off so that it shocks the listener.

Stings and transitions are small musical snippets derived from the main track that only last a few seconds.

Stings are used extensively in TV and are sometimes called bumpers. You hear them when a TV show goes to Ads and vice versa. They give the viewer a visual and sonic marker that let’s them know what show they’re watching or listening to and when it’s about to start and end.

The stings in the packs are great for branding because they are designed to create sonic recognition and identity using the same theme and musical elements the main track.

Transitions are similar. You usually hear them in radio with heavy SFX.

You can use these stings and transitions any way you like. They are great for podcasts and videos where you want to transition into a new chapter or topic, creating a segue between different themes, or as a simple sonic branding tool that identifies your brand wherever it’s heard.

Loops are sections from the main track that when placed next to each other on the timeline of an audio/video editor, create a seamless transition from one to the next. This way any length of music bed can be created simply by adjusting the number of loop blocks on the timeline. The loops save you tons of editing time because the blocks are all pre-edited to create a seamless listening experience.

Stems are audio files that breakdown the main music track into groups of instruments or components. The groups of instruments are the same for each pack and in Branding Music Packs they consist of Drums, Bass, Instruments and Melody components.

Effectively this means you can create your own soundtrack arrangement by combining only the elements you want or need. So, if you think the main track file is too complex you can swap it for the stem files and create your own musical arrangement by muting or combining the stems in different and creative ways.

One practical use may be if the main music track file is competing too much with the voiceover in your content. Swapping the main track out for stem files and then muting the instrumental or melody stems for example may allow the voiceover to be more audible without having to adjust the volume level of the voice in the mix.

The music packs in this special offer operate under our Standard License that covers most online use. Full details are included in the license documentation but in short…

• You can use the music for your own or client’s videos worldwide and in perpetuity including commercial online ads.
• You can use them on any social media platform such as YouTube, Facebook, Instagram etc
• You can use them inside your online course or products and any promotional videos.
• You can use them in podcasts.
• You can use them in corporate videos.
• You aren’t allowed to resell them or give them away.
• You aren’t allowed to market or distribute them as your own (even if you add your own instrument(s), vocals or voice to the music, or change it in any way).
• If you intend to use the music for non-online use such as a TV or Radio broadcast, advertising, or revenue generating apps or games then please contact us at licensing@soundsizzle.com for a custom license.

Yes. If you sign up for the Free Music Strategy Starter Kit you’ll be automatically given access to the Branding Music Packs members area where you can preview the audio watermarked tracks before you buy.

The styles and genres are fairly eclectic designed to elicit a wide range of emotional response in the listener…so a good mix!

Genres include pop, dance, big beat, jazz, easy listening, orchestral, cinematic, downtempo, chill hop, and more…

They cover a variety of styles and emotions..fun, upbeat, thoughtful, reflective, empowering, inspirational, sad, quirky, action, comedy. In this bundle offer there are more upbeat tracks than slow and reflective. So, if you’re looking for atmospheric mood music then this particular music pack bundle is probably not a good fit…but if you want exclusive modern tracks that will make your videos groove, you’re going to love it.

All files are in superior quality WAV format.

Yes.

Yes. The packs use the universal audio file format .WAV and so can be used across every audio and video editor.

No, sorry not for this product. This is to protect the rights or our composers and because once the files are downloaded they cannot be returned, which is against the terms of the licensing agreement.