SoundstripeReviews of soundstripe.com

Our church has used Soundstripe since 2017 and it elevates our videos to whole new levels of quality storytelling. Now I never have to be embarrassed by where our soundtracks come from or spend hours dumpster diving for something half decent. I love how there is a song that fits every genre and tone. The selection is so excellent and diverse that I find myself constantly saving songs left and right for future videos. I can tell the artists really care about what they're producing based on the depth, emotion, and passion of their tracks. Whether you're freelance or not, I can't possibly oversell this service enough. We should have signed up sooner, but you still can! Try it!

Love the selection of music, stunning & original, highest quality and ease of use of the site & licensing process. Use it for all our Wedding Films!!

Seamless experience; navigation and use. Decent catalog of music and sound too. No regret at all for now, and will def renew my subscription

great resources for music on videos.

Your collection always did it for my projects!

I've been able to find a good selection of music on Soundstripe for a variety of projects. And affordable to add a couple of team members to the account. Good stuff.

Great selection of music and easy to license.

It's not the best music library, but there's a lot of really good music on Soundstripe. Considering the cost, it's a good value. The part that's aggravating to me is the music licensing. It's unacceptable for me to put the watermarked preview files in my video drafts, so I have to do licenses for several songs, sometimes for what turns out to be only one in the end. Also, once you license a track and commit to a project name, it's set in stone and can't be edited. I oftentimes use a working title for a project until closer to project completion. If I have to refer back to the music license or redownload a track, it's sometimes difficult to figure out what it was labeled as originally since I couldn't update the project names to keep everything organized. Another library that's at a similar price point and has similar licensing annoyances is Artlist. I guess that's what you have to deal with to get more affordable music for your video project. Maybe this isn't a big deal for others, but it gets on my nerves. Obviously, the cost isn't astronomical, but after using libraries like APM, Killer Tracks, etc., the licensing process is really annoying.