So, there you are editing a project. Maybe it’s a feature. Maybe it’s a short, commercial, or even your latest YouTube video. Regardless of what it is, you’ll eventually get to the moment when you’re searching for the right music to use in your project and you’re in what can best be described as the “infinite music search death spiral of doom.”What is that? You’ll know it by its telltale signs: a bajillion open tabs, hours of searching vanishing from your memory, moderate to severe anxiety as you wonder how you’ll organize all of the tracks you like.If the “infinite music search death spiral of doom” sounds like something you’d rather avoid, then you should try building a music library that not only organizes your favorite tracks but also speeds up your workflow, which is a feature that PremiumBeat offers.PremiumBeat is a highly recommended resource due to the quality of the songs, streamlined integration with YouTube, and price point, so definitely check out its library and see if it’s right for you. If you want to give PremiumBeat a try, you can use the exclusive code NFSPB to get a 15% discount on individual tracks and Unlimited Subscriptions.Let’s go over some steps you can take to do just that.Step 1: Define Your Filmmaking NeedsThere are plenty of templates out there that provide file structures for you to follow — usually based on genre. While that might be nice when you’re just starting out, it’s certainly not going to be catered...
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