Good Royalty Free Music Sources

So, in my line of work, I'm always looking for Royalty Free Music to use for projects. Maybe some of you guys may need it from time to time, also.

Anyway, I've found a few sites that have decent selections of tracks for corporate media purposes. Some like:

Royalty Free Music - http://www.royaltyfreemusic.com

Audiosparx - http://www.audiosparx.com/

Premiumbeat - http://www.premiumbeat.com/

and

Shockwave-Sound - http://www.shockwave-sound.com/

There is also lots to be found in the Public Domain:

http://www.pdinfo.com/Public-Domain-Music-List.php

If any of you guys have places you like to find music for your projects, do share them!

check the free music archive:

http://freemusicarchive.org/music/

Also, almost all my music is usable / licensed under creative commons there:

http://freemusicarchive.org/music/jonas_the_plugexpert/

you can filter soundcloud search results by type of license and its possible to find high quality wav downloads enabled for stuff that's free to use commercially

I see Kevin MacLeod's stuff credited and used a lot, he has TONS of royalty free music http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/. Don't know the quality of the stuff, but it's quite popular, and there is a lot of it.

Another free one - Musopen

If you have a regular budget for royalty free music, Sonic Fire Pro is a nice resource. There's a large library where an album is usually $100. Some of them have stems you can mix in the app itself and you put in the length of the cue that you need. So let's say you want a country western ditty that needs to resolve itself in 43 seconds, it will do it. You need it extended to 8 minutes? Sure. You need it to be in a more pensive mood? Hit the mood button. It's saved my ass so many times.

Hello,

There is a nice royalty free music library with great acoustic music.

is http://www.royaltyfreepianos.com

there are 2 types of licenses depending on the project or you can

contact them for a free track for non-commercial projects

I hope you find this hopeful !

LuckStock

Pond5

AudioJungle

These are all good sources for Library Music and Sound FX. They have big catalogues and are expanding all the time.

The prices are pretty low, and they all have multiple licensing options (which is good if you're only going to use it in a Youtube video etc.)