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Max Seven
Composer of Royalty Free Music for movie, games, advertising and other projects...
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My name is Max Seven. I’m a composer who specializes in writing music for various projects. From jingles to brands and companies to scoring movies, trailers and various computer games. I try to make my music reflect the whole spectrum of emotions. Therefore, all my music will always please you with a variety of styles and moods. Let my music give you real pleasure! Listen and enjoy!
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FAQ about Royalty Free Music
What is Royalty Free Music? What does it mean exactly?
Royalty Free Music refers to a type of music licensing that allows the purchaser to pay for the music license only once and to use the music for as long as desired.
What style of royalty free music?
Royalty Free Music is NOT a specific type of music It can be music in any genre from Classical to Heavy Metal to Country music. Instead it is a type of “Music Licensing” for commercial use.
Is it free?
Royalty Free Music is not free! It is “Free of Royalty” not cost free. Just like a fat free cookie is “free of fat” not free of cost. Or a “tax free” product is not free, it is just free of taxes. And yes some people may be offering their music for free – whether it is also Royalty Free or not! For example a composer may be offering you his music for free for your College film in exchange for listing his work in the credits.
Royalty Free Music is NOT Royalty Free!! Say what?
Usually Royalty Free Music licensing does not include “public performance” royalties. Those are royalties paid to composers when their music is performed publicly – on television for example. But these royalties are not being paid by you (the music purchaser) they are being paid by the network that is broadcasting the show where the music is performed either as a featured piece or more commonly on television as background music. Performing Rights Organizations (PRO) like ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, SOCAN, PRS, etc. are being paid by the networks and are in charge of distributing the performing royalties to the music composers. So for the person purchasing the music license it is entirely Royalty Free but if fact some royalties may be paid to the composers by the PROs.