Awards Music Background Nominations and Ceremony Opening / Fanfare Slideshow After Effects Template

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Previously titled ‘The Fanfare’

The Fanfare is a powerful composition bring all the epic atmosphere and force. The Fanfare is a perfect background music for your media project.

This music would work perfectly for sports video, award ceremony, awarding show, nomination, olympic games background, olympic competition video, opener, promo, scoring trailer, awards titles, TV program, YouTube video and any project that needs a grand, as celebratory orchestral fanfare.
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FAQ:

Can I use this music in my videos?

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Doesn't royalty-free music mean I can use it for free?

'Royalty-free' music is not the same as 'free music'. This is a common misconception on the Internet, and especially here on YouTube.

Simply put, it means that royalties don't have to be paid to the creator each and every time it's used (ie. free of royalties); but instead, a one-time fixed fee is paid, which is via a license purchase. You can read further into what "royalty-free music" means here: http://bit.ly/2MAn7lg

Can't I just give you credit in my videos, instead of buying a license?

Unfortunately, no. Just giving credit to us in your videos doesn't protect you from copyright infringement in accordance to international law. A license is required to show YouTube that you have the proper rights to use our music on your videos, which is also needed if you're looking to become a YouTube partner and monetize your videos.

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You can purchase the license in your local currency, as this is converted to the equivalent amount during the payment process.