But this is the first time that Youtube has ever tried to do anything in-house, and the odds are that more people will notice it on Youtube first than anywhere else.

This isn’t the first time such a library has existed, of course - there’s the Free Music Archive, which is full of creative commons songs, and Soundcloud, which can also be used to find royalty-free tracks. While right now it’s all vaguely generic instrumental tracks, they’re hoping that upcoming indie artists allow them the opportunity to include their music as well by contacting them directly. Plus, save for the classical songs it all appears to be new material, which is good or those of who who know all the standardly-used iMovie tracks way too well already and want to hear something new. The tracks are organized by mood, genre, length, and even which instruments are featured, making it easier to sift through and find exactly what you want to be playing behind your latest vlog. In the pop-up videoplay window, click the three dots icon and select download to download this video. After analyzing, you can choose which type and format you want to save the video and click Download. Today Youtube announced a new Audio library that allows you to select and download royalty-free music that won’t get your video taken down for copyright restrictions. Copy the Video URL that you want to download and paste it to the 'Search' box. Youtube wants that to stop happening to you. You’ve uploaded it to Youtube and now all that’s left to do is rake in the - wait, why did you use Katy Perry’s “E.T.” in the background? It’s already been taken down without anybody seeing it. Your tutorial of how to knit the perfect Doctor Who scarf is finally done.

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