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Licensing & Custom Music

The Right Music for the Way You Create

License an existing AudioPulse track, request a tailored edit, or commission original cinematic music for your project.

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Standard Track License

$9 per track

One named project · Non-exclusive · Perpetual for that project.

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Custom Edit

From $99

Shorter or extended versions, alternate endings and timing adjustments of an existing AudioPulse recording.

Request an Edit

Game-Ready Adaptation

From $149

Loops, intro/outro versions, short edits and implementation-ready variations when available for the recording.

Request Adaptation

Original Custom Music

Short cue from $299 · Full track from $499

Original cinematic music composed for your scene, atmosphere and duration.

Commission Music

Custom Terms or Exclusive

Individual quote

Extended rights, multi-project use, exclusivity, or larger film / game / campaign work — reviewed individually.

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STEP 1

Tell us about the project

STEP 2

Receive scope, timing and quote

STEP 3

Approve and begin production or licensing

What do you need? *

Project type *

Existing AudioPulse track *

Required for licensing, custom edits and game-ready adaptations of an existing recording.

Desired duration

Project name

Project description *

Intended usage and distribution *

Budget range (USD) *

Your budget helps us recommend the appropriate license or production scope. Submitting an inquiry does not create a payment obligation.

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Licensing model

The Standard Project License covers one AudioPulse recording in one named customer project on a non-exclusive basis. Additional unrelated projects require a separate license. See the full Standard Project License for details.

Exclusive recording arrangements are handled individually, subject to availability, rights review and a separately signed written agreement. Exclusivity does not begin, and copyright is not transferred, until that agreement is in place.