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Dance / Electronic Music
Live orchestral strings, brass, and percussion — performed by real musicians, never AI-generated — layered into EDM, house, and techno productions. One license, one price, no additional collection-society fee on the licence, and a Content ID claim is never a copyright strike.
Curated by Paul Lorenz — composer, arranger & conductor · his Violin Concerto No. 2 recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios · Vienna State Opera
500M+ streams · Gold & Double Platinum · Instant download · Lifetime worldwide license
Dance / Electronic Music: hand-picked & sync-ready
Listen, then license: €29.90 per track, one-time · worldwide, for life · instant WAV download
What Makes Orchestral Recordings Different When They Are Performed Live
The tension between a live string section and a 140 BPM drop is one of electronic music's most powerful contrasts — and it only works when the orchestral source material is recorded with the detail and dynamic range a real room provides. Every track in Artyfile's Dance / Electronic Music catalogue was performed by real musicians with real instruments, produced to film-score standard, and delivered as a 44.1 kHz WAV file. Not an AI generation, not a MIDI-only library production. The transients, the room ambience, the slight human variation in ensemble timing — those are the elements that translate into a mix with the density and emotion that purely synthetic sources cannot replicate.
Cleared Rights for EDM, Dance, and Electronic Producers
Using orchestral recordings in sync-heavy contexts — YouTube videos, DJ-set videos, brand content set to a house or techno backdrop — creates rights exposure that most stock libraries handle poorly. Artyfile resolves this at the point of purchase. Both synchronisation rights and master rights are managed directly by Artyfile. That means no additional GEMA or collection-society fee on the licence and no retroactive licensing demands if a track performs well. On YouTube, Artyfile's Content ID registration (monetization policy) may show a claim on your video — it is not a copyright strike, and with Basic the ad revenue claimed for the music goes to Artyfile.
Artyfile Basic costs €29.90 per track and grants a lifetime, worldwide synchronisation and master-use license with instant WAV download. No subscription. No annual renewal. One payment covers every future use of that track in your projects.
Artyfile Limited Edition costs €69.90 per 1% master share and goes further: you acquire 1–10% ownership of the master recording, entered as a numbered share in Artyfile’s ownership register, entitling you to a proportional share of the streaming, Content ID and sync revenue generated by that track — not guaranteed and may be zero. For producers who want a registered share of the master rather than just a cleared track.
Who Licenses These Tracks
Electronic music producers scoring brand campaigns, sync supervisors placing dance-music cues in advertising or film trailers, and content creators building YouTube channels around EDM or electronic sub-genres. (The licence covers audiovisual use; distributing the recording as part of an audio release on Spotify or Apple Music needs a separate agreement.) The catalogue was built by Paul Lorenz — composer, producer, 30 years of experience, over 500 million streams — specifically to serve professional production contexts where rights clarity is not optional.
Why Artyfile
Real Orchestras, Not AI
Recorded with real orchestras — including the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road — and produced to film-score standard, never AI-generated stock.
Fully Cleared
Sync & master rights managed directly by Artyfile, for life & worldwide. No extra GEMA fees, YouTube Content ID rules apply.
Beyond Licensing
With Limited Edition you own a share of the master and earn streaming & sync royalties.
Instant Download
Studio-grade 44.1 kHz WAV, the moment you buy. No subscription.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find orchestral tracks cleared for use in EDM and electronic music productions?
Artyfile's Dance / Electronic Music category offers tracks recorded by real musicians with real instruments, specifically produced for layering into electronic, house, and techno contexts. Each track is available as a 44.1 kHz WAV with a fully cleared license from €29.90.
Are these tracks safe to use on YouTube and streaming platforms without copyright strikes?
Yes. Artyfile manages both sync and master rights directly, so there is no additional GEMA or collection-society fee on the licence. Artyfile registers its catalog in YouTube Content ID with a monetization policy: a claim may appear, but it is not a copyright strike and your video stays online.
What does the €29.90 Artyfile Basic license actually cover for a dance music producer?
A single payment of €29.90 grants a lifetime, worldwide synchronisation and master-use license for one track. It covers brand content, sync placements in video, film and advertising, and videos published on YouTube and streaming platforms — with no subscription and no renewal requirement. Releasing the recording inside your own audio track or album is not part of the sync licence; contact us for that use.
Why does it matter that the orchestral parts are performed by real musicians rather than synthesised or sampled alternatives?
Real orchestral performances captured in a live room carry acoustic detail — natural room decay, ensemble dynamics, authentic transient behaviour — that synthetic recreations cannot replicate. In an electronic mix, this distinction is audible and directly affects the production's perceived quality and emotional impact.
What is the Artyfile Limited Edition option and how does ownership work for electronic music tracks?
At €69.90 per 1% master share, the Limited Edition lets you acquire 1–10% of the master recording, entered as a numbered share in Artyfile’s ownership register. As a fractional owner, you receive a proportional share of the streaming, Content ID and sync revenue generated by that track — not guaranteed and may be zero. It is a registered share of the master in addition to the licence, not an investment product.