Orchestral royalty-free music

Let the drama unfold. Orchestral music brings strings, brass, woodwinds and hard-hitting percussion together, often with subtle electronic layers, for cinematic scale.

Good uses for orchestral music

• trailers and teasers;
• film scores and short films;
• game cinematics and menus;
• epic brand and sports videos.

The power of an orchestra

A full orchestra can whisper with a single violin or roar with every section at once. Modern orchestral tracks add big drums and synth pulses to the classic palette, a style heard in many film trailers. Dynamics are everything: soft passages make loud ones hit harder. For trailers, plan cuts around the big hits. For game menus, choose a calmer section that can loop without a clear ending.

Make an orchestral track

Describe it, for example epic orchestral build with brass and taiko drums for a trailer, and Mubert Render creates an original track. More big-screen music is on the Cinematic page.

License

Every track is royalty-free and comes with a clear license. What each plan covers is listed on the license page.