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Podcast intro and background music for shows, trailers, and episodes
Your opening seconds set the tone. A clear podcast intro makes the show feel intentional, while a gentle podcast background music bed keeps attention on the voice without crowding it. In this collection you’ll find soft beds for interviews, snappier jingles for segments, and tidy outros for credits and calls to action.
Expect light piano and guitars, subtle pulses, neutral pads, and clean percussive ticks that sit under narration. Try
“Time To Chill Out” for a confident start,
“Feel The Waves” for interview beds, and
“Ice Cream Buble” for tidy endings. Featured composers include
AG Music,
DPmusic, and
Infraction, who write edit-ready cues with loopable middles and clean button endings.
Every download includes MP3 and WAV plus a license PDF for commercial use and client delivery. If you publish across multiple platforms or hand off to a network, switch on the Hide Content ID filter. If you specifically need no copyright music for YouTube, that setting helps avoid automated claims and keeps multi-platform uploads smooth.
FAQ – Music for Podcasts
How long should an intro be for most podcasts?
Aim for 6 to 15 seconds. Keep a clear start, a short rise, and a button ending so you can hit your first line cleanly. For narrative shows, a slightly longer intro works if the music supports a cold open.
Do I need a separate jingle for segments or can one theme do it all?
One theme is fine if it has distinct sections. Use the hook for the main intro, a simplified bar for transitions, and a short sting for bumpers. If your show has strong format changes, add a lightweight jingle to mark each segment.
What helps dialogue stay clear over a music bed?
Pick simple harmony, gentle highs, and steady rhythm. Keep music several dB below the voice, dip it slightly on key lines, and leave a brief pocket of quiet before numbers, names, or quotes.
When should I choose a song vibe versus a pure instrumental bed?
Use a song-like feel when you want character and memorability in the intro or trailer. Choose a neutral instrumental for interviews and explanations where the host’s tone must lead from start to finish.
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