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Public Domain Songs In general, published works like musical compositions enter the public domain, or lose their legal copyright protection, about 70 years after the author dies. Songs published in 1926 and before are considered in the public domain as of January 1st, 2022.
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Read More »Instagram began as a photo-sharing social media app, but the service now allows a wide range of short videos, including video in traditional timeline posts, in a Story, in Reels, or as a Live Video. Many people use these video options with some sort of background music to enhance the video in some way. Although Instagram now offers a library of songs, the service also checks to see if music playing in your video violates licensing agreements they have with performing rights organizations (PROs) or if you do not have appropriate licensing to use the song on your social media profile. If your content violates intellectual property rights, it will at least be taken down; at worst, you could receive a warning or notice from the artist or PRO. Fortunately, there are some online resources that allow you to find copyright-free music that your Instagram followers will love. Instagram’s Current Rules to Use Music in Video Posts Instagram notes that they have negotiated deals for a limited amount of music use in their platform with several rights organizations. Though they cannot release the details of these contracts, guidelines for content creators include the following: Filming an artist or band performing live as a live stream on Instagram is permitted. However, filming multiple live streams of the performance will be limited so as not to infringe on public performance licensing.
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Read More »These include music in the public domain, royalty-free music, and music in the Creative Commons. 1. Public Domain Songs In general, published works like musical compositions enter the public domain, or lose their legal copyright protection, about 70 years after the author dies. Songs published in 1926 and before are considered in the public domain as of January 1st, 2022. This collaborative online project digitalizes and redistributes music and sound recordings that are out of copyright. Public Domain Information Project (PDInfo): This is one of the largest online sources for information about public domain music, offering access to these songs. This is one of the largest online sources for information about public domain music, offering access to these songs. International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP)/Petrucci Music Library: This wiki is devoted to international, public domain songs. 2. Royalty-Free Music If music published before 1926 is not to your taste, another great option is royalty-free music. Many composers and musicians release their songs online under licenses aside from traditional intellectual property laws, stating that they want credit for their work or simply payment upfront. The term royalty-free means you will not be paying the artist royalties after you purchase the song. In other words, you will not pay the artist a small fee per use of the song (which is much harder to calculate with Instagram post views or followers). Instead, you buy the song upfront, and you can then use it however you want. The internet’s largest stock photo service developed a similar royalty-free music service for content creators and other artists to find the perfect songs for their video projects. Epidemic Sound: Another of the internet’s largest resources for stock and royalty-free music, Epidemic Sound is a subscription service with a page devoted to music that works well for Instagram videos. Another of the internet’s largest resources for stock and royalty-free music, Epidemic Sound is a subscription service with a page devoted to music that works well for Instagram videos. TakeTones: Although a smaller resource for royalty-free music, TakeTones has an Instagram page you can follow for help using their database as a resource for your social media presence.
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