Do you have a video you want to score? Do you want to avoid all the copyright traps and the effort of processing audio to fit perfectly with the images? If so, why not let an external platform do the work for you? Jukedeck is so easy to use that you only need to specify the type of music, its tempo, and the exact duration..
Adding music to a video is one of the first things any user wants to do in their editing. After all, it’s not interesting to listen to a drone’s motors for several minutes while its camera captures an extraordinary scene, or the annoying ambient noise of what would otherwise be a very interesting short. The web offers a huge number of tools to find and edit music to the exact measure, but we’ve learned the hard way that the video can’t have just any song. Copyright hawks unleash their resources with fury, and even the humblest video can end up flagged as a copyright violation.
The new platform Jukedeck aims to put an end to all that with just a couple of clicks. The process begins by choosing the type of music (Folk, Rock, Electronic, and Ambient), the tempo or feel (this depends on the previously selected type), and the duration to the last second. Once the general parameters are set, we give the order to create the soundtrack, and within seconds it will be ready. If you decide to register an account (a necessary step to download the music), the service will offer additional options such as instruments and tempo changes. The maximum duration for each song is five minutes, and the results are purely instrumental, so you won’t hear any vocals.
The free version for non-commercial or commercial use with a royalty-free license enables a total of five monthly downloads, and from there, each extra download costs seven dollars. The higher plans of Jukedeck are aimed directly at business environments, with companies that have ten or more employees. In that case, the download of each song rises to 22 dollars (still under a commercial royalty-free license), and as an alternative, you can buy the music (with full transfer of rights) for 199 dollars per track.
