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Royalty Free Music - Purple Planet

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YouTube Audio Library Some good news today from YouTube. We just learned about this gigantic step YouTube took by allowing people to download music for free from its new service called YouTube Audio Library. This is not a comprehensive library and don't expect to find every piece of music you want there but still it is a very good start and is one of the best platforms we can use with our students to access free music downloads. Students can access and download tunes from YouTube audio library and use it as a background in their video projects. YouTube has even made it easier for them to search for and find the music they want from its library. All the music embedded in the library can be browsed through the following criteria: 1- Featured This part contains the most popular hits that people have downloaded 2- Genre You can use this to specify the music genre you are looking for .Some of the genres used here include: classical music, Jazz and Blues, Reggae, Country and Folk, Rock, Pop and a couple more.

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