Basspartout - Instrumental Background Music | Background Music For Tutorial & Explainer Videos - Stop Motion Town @basspartout | Uploaded 5 years ago | Updated 2 hours ago
►Download and license this royalty free background music for your own videos: gumroad.com/l/HfWck
►►►About "Stop Motion Town"
Lively and joyful positive instrumental background musicloop with pizzicato strings, celesta, piano, flutes and oboe.
Perfect background music for tutorial and explainer videos, stop motion animation and cartoons, educational films, diy and how to vids , timelapse etc
►Great instrumental background music for all video makers and content creators.
http://www.basspartout.com
►This music is safe for YouTube monetization.
With your purchase you receive a license which you can show to YouTube in case you should receive any copyright claims!
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► iTunes: apple.co/2H8EWCc
► Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/basspartout
► Bandcamp: http://basspartout.bandcamp.com/music
► Twitter: http://twitter.com/basspartout_de
► Facebook: facebook.com/BasspartoutMusic
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More great instrumental background music from Basspartout:
http://www.basspartout.com
Video Credits:
"Gone With The Hair" by National Institute of Design http://vimeo.com/87770633
kindly provided under the CC Attribution License
►►► F A Q:
► Can I use this music in my videos and can I monetize my video with your music?
Yes to both, and here is how:
My music is intended for use as background music for video, podcasts, presentations etc.
Music on Youtube nowadays is identified via Content Id and you will get a so called 'third party notification' if you simply reupload my music. That claim is harmless and is NOT a "copyright strike".
It only means that ads will be displayed alongside your video and you cannot monetize your video this way.
In order to monetize it, you first need to purchase a license via the link given at the very beginning of this video description. You can then show that you have rights to use the music and this allows you also to monetize your videos using my music!
► YouTube is showing a 'Third-Party Content match' in my Video Manager, even though I have purchased a license. What should I do?
YouTube digitally check every piece of media that is uploaded for matching media they have on their ContentID system. Sometimes, you may receive a match notification.
Simply visit http://adrev.net/contact-us, drop in your video link and details and copy/paste the contents from your purchased License Certificate (available from the above link) and claims are removed within 24 - 96 hours.
You'll receive a message once this has been completed. You may want to keep your uploaded video set as 'unlisted' until this has been completed.
► Doesn't royalty-free music mean I can use it for free?
'Royalty-free' music is not the same as 'free music'. Simply put, it means that royalties don't have to be paid to the creator each and every time it's used; but instead, a one-time fixed fee is paid, which is via a license purchase.
► Is the link in the description safe?
All links in my videos only go to trusted Royalty Free Marketplaces where it is easy, fast and most importantly safe to buy a license according to your needs.
► The license is shown in US Dollars, but I live outside of the US?
You can purchase the license in your local currency, as this is converted to the equivalent amount during the payment process.
►Download and license this royalty free background music for your own videos: gumroad.com/l/HfWck
►►►About "Stop Motion Town"
Lively and joyful positive instrumental background musicloop with pizzicato strings, celesta, piano, flutes and oboe.
Perfect background music for tutorial and explainer videos, stop motion animation and cartoons, educational films, diy and how to vids , timelapse etc
►Great instrumental background music for all video makers and content creators.
http://www.basspartout.com
►This music is safe for YouTube monetization.
With your purchase you receive a license which you can show to YouTube in case you should receive any copyright claims!
----------------------------------------------------
► iTunes: apple.co/2H8EWCc
► Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/basspartout
► Bandcamp: http://basspartout.bandcamp.com/music
► Twitter: http://twitter.com/basspartout_de
► Facebook: facebook.com/BasspartoutMusic
----------------------------------------------------
More great instrumental background music from Basspartout:
http://www.basspartout.com
Video Credits:
"Gone With The Hair" by National Institute of Design http://vimeo.com/87770633
kindly provided under the CC Attribution License
►►► F A Q:
► Can I use this music in my videos and can I monetize my video with your music?
Yes to both, and here is how:
My music is intended for use as background music for video, podcasts, presentations etc.
Music on Youtube nowadays is identified via Content Id and you will get a so called 'third party notification' if you simply reupload my music. That claim is harmless and is NOT a "copyright strike".
It only means that ads will be displayed alongside your video and you cannot monetize your video this way.
In order to monetize it, you first need to purchase a license via the link given at the very beginning of this video description. You can then show that you have rights to use the music and this allows you also to monetize your videos using my music!
► YouTube is showing a 'Third-Party Content match' in my Video Manager, even though I have purchased a license. What should I do?
YouTube digitally check every piece of media that is uploaded for matching media they have on their ContentID system. Sometimes, you may receive a match notification.
Simply visit http://adrev.net/contact-us, drop in your video link and details and copy/paste the contents from your purchased License Certificate (available from the above link) and claims are removed within 24 - 96 hours.
You'll receive a message once this has been completed. You may want to keep your uploaded video set as 'unlisted' until this has been completed.
► Doesn't royalty-free music mean I can use it for free?
'Royalty-free' music is not the same as 'free music'. Simply put, it means that royalties don't have to be paid to the creator each and every time it's used; but instead, a one-time fixed fee is paid, which is via a license purchase.
► Is the link in the description safe?
All links in my videos only go to trusted Royalty Free Marketplaces where it is easy, fast and most importantly safe to buy a license according to your needs.
► The license is shown in US Dollars, but I live outside of the US?
You can purchase the license in your local currency, as this is converted to the equivalent amount during the payment process.
