use cases

Pick the job, not the genre

One page per job, with a demo and a brief.

use cases

Every page below answers one question, with a demo you can hear and a brief you can copy.

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For the highlight film, the ceremony clip and the reel your parents will rewatch.

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One steady groove, built to sit under movement rather than over it.

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Slow, quiet and loop-safe, for a timer that does not ask for attention.

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Short lines, a repeatable chorus, and a vocal that stays intelligible.

Guides

How long should a podcast intro be? — Most intros run 5–15 seconds. Here is where the line falls, what a long intro costs you, and how to brief one in one sentence.
What makes a music bed loop cleanly — A loop is not a short track played on repeat. The bar length, the ending and the mix decide whether the seam is audible.
Music for a 60-second reel — Short-form video needs a track that lands a hook early and loops if it repeats. Here is how to brief one without generating three times.
Music for real estate videos — Walkthroughs need a bed that stays out of the voice-over and sounds calm on a laptop speaker. What to ask for, and what to avoid.
How to brief an AI music model — A brief that works names the scene, the length, the instruments and the ending. Here is a template and four examples.
Music for product demos — A demo video needs a bed that leaves room for a voice and a click. Here is how to brief one that helps rather than competes.
Licensing music for a podcast — Podcasts outlive their release date. A licence has to cover the feed, the clips and the platform, not just the first episode.
Licensing AI music for client work — What a client actually needs on file: a licence naming the track, the permitted use and a record of when the terms were fixed.

One credit balance. A single, a card, a journal or a campaign set. You hear it before you keep it.