A new collection of Horror music. Shocking and spine-tingling royalty free production music for film, internet video, gaming and TV “Horror 1″. “Horror 1″ has ten full-length tracks of music to frighten and disturb, from sudden strikes to growling menace. Frightening and disturbing, strange and scary, … suspense and tension – the perfect ingredients for Horror! There are also a variety of edits and loops, full track details and purchasing innformation can be found at www.royalty-free.tv All the music files on this album come as full quality WAV files, plus you can choose smaller mp3 files if you prefer to buy individual tracks instead of the complete collection. Download this album from www.royalty-free.tv All the music on “Horror 1″ is available to license easily under our royalty free music license, making it easy to use on youtube videos, TV programmes, corporate presentations, movies and so on. Full details of our license can be found at www.royalty-free.tv Tracks on this album include: 1.Evil Returns : 3′ 43 Immediate attack drops into weird, glassy notes and distant thunder sounds, distant heartbeat, tension builds, sudden strikes, building drums to orchestral climax, terrifying ending. Composer: Alex Khaskin (SOCAN) Publisher: Salieri Music Inc 2.Lucifer : 3′ 27 Strange and scary, developing dark atmospheres and grave danger, orchestra and choir creating mystical fear and threat, church bell at end. Composer: Alex Khaskin (SOCAN) Publisher: Salieri Music Inc 3 …
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wow, this is awesome, thanks!
dude….ive been looking for something exactly like this for roughly 2 hours…all i can say..thank you
not really free if its $200
@Drevilbreakfast royalty free means that you don’t have to give a portion of profit to the creator of the song, when your showing it or sell it on dvd .. :/
There’s a good explanation of royalty free music at en.wikipedia.
org/wiki/Royalty-free_music, there’s also a reference and link there to our license (and others).
We also have some good articles on royalty free music, plus public domain music, creative commons music etc. so you can check out the differences, at royalty-free.tv/news/category/royalty-free-music/articles