Скачать или смотреть Sixties Secret Agent - retro action music

Secret Agent Music - Purchase a license to use this music in your videos and presentations. You can get the license here: https://audiojungle.net/item/sixties-...

An action packed retro 1960s style spy movie theme in a 5/4 time signature that was used in a few mystery secret agent type of films during this era featuring brass instruments, jazzy flute and drums and twangy reverb soaked guitar.

The zip contains the main track which is 2:19 in duration and 28 second looping section that you can use to fill out your mix, and also a separate end section so you can top and tail this easily and quickly.

All elements are supplied as WAV and MP3 formats.

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USING YOUR LICENSED MUSIC ON YOUTUBE : Sometimes people may try and use music in their videos without licensing the track, so musicians do need to check for this. It's normal that you may see a 'Third Party Claim' from AdRev, which is basically saying that 'this music is copyright, do you you have a license to use it?' - if you have a license, then it's no problem - just visit https://adrev.net/contactus and let them know your video link and license certificate and claims will be cleared within 24-96 hrs. Nothing else to worry about.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can I use this music in my videos

Yes you can, but you do need a license to use it. You can use this music in your video and still monetize it, but if you don't have a license, then AdRev will automatically send you a copyright claim and prevent monetization, so make sure you have a license by following the link above.

Some of your music is Creative Commons - does that mean it is free ?

No, there are many different types of CC licenses. Some allow you to share the music freely or make changes to it (derivatives). Any CC music that I offer is under a Non-Commercial License. That means you can download and listen to the music, but you can only use it in your videos if a license has been purchased. Once a licence has been purchased, it can used in your videos - both commercially and privately.

Most of your music is 'Royalty Free' Music, does that mean it's 'free' ?

No, royalty free means that royalties don't need to be paid to the composer each time the music is played. The license is a one time fixed fee - and can be as low as $20.