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Positive, happy and uplifting background instrumental music for videos and projects. This relaxing and beautiful music really puts the mind to ease. The soothing marimba takes over as the bright and peaceful melody takes over. The music is soft, neutral, and emotive enough to work great with a wide variety of applications including nature, travel, outdoors, presentations, television, and much much more.

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FAQ:

Can I use this music track in my video or project?

To use this music track in your video, media projects, presentation or a film you should purchase a license from the link above. Once you purchase a license you can download the high-quality audio file without the watermark to use in your project or video.

What Is Royalty-Free Music and why do I have to pay for it?

"Royalty Free Music" is a term that refers to the kind of production music which doesn't involve any additional fees once the license is purchased. It is purchased once and (depending on the license or company selling it) can be either used a single or multiple times. Since it has no additional license payments it is classed as 'royalty free music'.

Traditionally, production music had to be licensed each time it was used as part of a production or broadcast. For instance, TV programmers would have to pay a 'Needle drop fee' each time the music was used as part of a broadcast i.e. every time the needle was dropped on the record! The disadvantage is that it could be expensive and time consuming.

Royalty Free Music (RF music) is simply a way to make licensing music easier, cheaper and more convenient.

Why does this track have the "Preview" voiceover and how can I remove it?

The "Preview" voiceover is basically a watermark that prevents users from downloading and using the music track without purchasing a license. Once you license the music track you will receive the un-watermarked and much higher quality version of the audio.

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Video: "Spring 2011"
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