Music Libraries
Type: noun
Pronunciation: /mew-zik ly-brer-eez/
Also spelled or known as: Production Music Libraries
Plural: Music Libraries
Related: Production Music
What does Music Libraries mean? Companies or collections that acquire or license pre-existing music for use in films, television, advertisements, podcasts, video games, online content, and other media.
Music libraries typically represent composers and rights holders while offering pre-cleared music for synchronization licensing.
Music Libraries synonyms: Production Music Libraries, Stock Music Libraries, Music Catalogs
Example sentence: “The filmmaker searched several music libraries for a cinematic orchestral cue.”
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