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Music for YouTube
Real orchestral music for YouTube, performed by the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road. Your video is never struck, blocked or taken down — worldwide, for the life of your channel. License one track for €29.90, or own a share of the master with Limited Edition and earn royalties every time the track is used.
Curated by Paul Lorenz — composer, arranger & conductor · London Symphony Orchestra · Abbey Road Studios · Vienna State Opera
500M+ streams · Gold & Double Platinum · Instant download · Lifetime worldwide license
Will Artyfile music get my YouTube video struck or taken down?
No. Every Artyfile track is an exclusive recording — composed, performed and owned by Artyfile — so the rights chain sits with a single party. That means your video is never hit with a copyright strike, never blocked, and never muted or taken down, in any country, for the life of your channel. You hold one clean, documented licence you can show YouTube if a dispute ever arises.
How Content ID actually works with Artyfile
Here is the honest part most libraries will not spell out. Artyfile registers its catalogue in YouTube's Content ID — not to penalise you, but to manage the music platform-wide. So you should expect a monetisation claim, not a strike or a block:
- Copyright strike: never. Your channel stays in good standing.
- Video blocked, muted or removed: never, anywhere in the world.
- Content ID claim on the track: yes — Artyfile's claim runs the ads on the music, and that ad revenue flows into a global royalty pool.
With an Artyfile Basic licence (€29.90), the ad revenue on that music is collected by Artyfile via Content ID rather than paid to your channel. In return you get a bulletproof, lifetime, worldwide sync + master-use licence and a studio-grade 44.1 kHz WAV — ideal when the video itself is the product: brand films, business channels, intros, documentaries and client work.
Own the music and get paid when others use it
This is what no subscription library can offer. With Artyfile Limited Edition (from €96.90) you own 1–10% of the master recording as a Music NFT — so instead of *paying* for the ad revenue, you *earn* from it. You collect a share of the global Content ID pool, plus streaming and sync royalties, every time any creator uses that track — not just your own video. A one-time music cost becomes an income asset. Explore ownership →
Why real orchestras beat royalty-free loops
Subscription and "free" libraries recycle the same MIDI and loop stems across thousands of tracks — which is exactly what triggers false Content ID matches and a generic sound. Every Artyfile track is recorded live by the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios in London — a unique master with no duplicate anywhere. Curated by composer Paul Lorenz (500M+ streams, Gold & Double Platinum).
- License a track: browse the catalogue → — €29.90, lifetime & worldwide
- Own & earn: Limited Edition → — from €96.90
- Compare licences: pricing →
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, no Content ID blocks.
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.
Music for YouTube: hand-picked & sync-ready
Frequently asked questions
Will Artyfile music get my YouTube video a copyright strike?
No. Artyfile owns and controls the full rights chain for every track, so your video is never struck, blocked, muted or taken down — in any country, for the life of your channel. You hold one clean, documented licence you can show YouTube in any dispute.
Can I monetise my own YouTube video if I use Artyfile music?
With a Basic licence (€29.90), the ad revenue on the music is collected by Artyfile through YouTube’s Content ID — so that revenue is not paid to your channel, though your video stays live and in good standing forever. If you want to earn from the music, Artyfile Limited Edition (from €96.90) lets you own a share of the master and collect royalties instead.
Why does my video get a Content ID claim instead of a strike?
A Content ID claim is automatic and non-punitive: it lets the rights holder monetise or track a video without affecting your channel. Artyfile applies a "monetise" policy — never a block or a strike — so the music runs ads into a global royalty pool while your video stays online everywhere.
How much does music for YouTube cost?
Artyfile Basic is a one-time €29.90 per track: a lifetime, worldwide sync and master-use licence with an instant 44.1 kHz WAV download — no subscription, no recurring fees. Limited Edition starts at €96.90 if you also want to own and earn from the master.
How do I earn royalties from YouTube music with Artyfile?
Buy a Limited Edition (from €96.90) and you own 1–10% of the master recording as a Music NFT. You then collect a share of the global Content ID ad pool plus streaming and sync royalties every time any creator uses that track — turning a one-time cost into an income asset.
Is Artyfile cheaper than Epidemic Sound or Artlist for YouTube?
It is a different model. Epidemic Sound and Artlist are subscriptions (~€9–10/month) you must keep paying, and your rights end when you cancel. Artyfile is a one-time €29.90 per track whose licence you own forever — and with Limited Edition you can earn from the music instead of only paying for it.
Is the music royalty-free and safe for YouTube?
It goes beyond royalty-free: one payment from €29.90 buys a lifetime, worldwide sync + master licence with no recurring fees. Because Artyfile is the single rights holder, there are no extra GEMA or collection-society fees and no third party can strike, block or remove your video.