Epic, powerful and climactic cinematic trailer music, with soaring horns, lush strings, hybrid synth sounds, FX and deep bass shaking percussion, trailer royalty free music..
Ideal background music for romantic film trailer, outro, youtube, emotional and reflective moments, heartfelt drama with the inspiring feel of happiness.
Inspiring, epic and powerful orchestral cinematic music with percussion section, deep piano and suitable for trailers, political videos, political advertisements, projects about heroes and saving the world as well as outstanding achievements.
Trailer music for epic teasers, cinematic reels, and game promos
Trailers need an immediate hook and clear energy. This collection of royalty free trailer music
delivers impact, pace, and space for titles. Use it as background for film teasers, game announcement videos,
episode promos, and branded pre-rolls.
Expect bold brass, hybrid pulses, heavy drums, ticking clocks, and clean edit points. Pick a neutral
instrumental bed for narration, then switch to a hook for the reveal. Try
“Tense Chase” for tense opens,
“Behind The Universe” for big reveals,
and “Epical Adventure” for end cards.
Featured composers include
Jon Wright,
Sikosbest,
and EdRecords.
Each download includes MP3/WAV plus a license PDF for client delivery. Posting to YouTube, Instagram, Facebook,
or TikTok, enable the Hide Content ID filter to keep uploads smooth. If you need no copyright
trailer music for YouTube, that toggle helps avoid automated claims and keeps cross-platform delivery simple.
Stock music beds sit beside full song cues, which makes cutting teasers and long edits straightforward.
FAQ – Trailer Music
What structure works for most trailers?
A clear arc helps. Start with a short intro, build with risers, hit a powerful drop, then resolve on a clean button.
How long should I plan for 15, 30, and 60 second cuts?
Use labeled cutdowns or loopable middles. Land titles on bar lines and keep a firm end for each duration.
Where should I place hits, risers, and whooshes?
Put hits on downbeats and scene changes. Lead reveals with a riser and let whooshes bridge quick cuts.
Can I keep dialogue clear with big drums and “braaams”?
Dip the bed 6–9 dB under speech and soften bright highs. Sidechain the low end during names and taglines.
Orchestral or hybrid for game trailers and teasers?
Orchestral feels timeless and grand. Hybrid adds grit and scale. Many edits blend both for range.
Do vocals work in a trailer cue?
Short hooks can lift the opener or chorus moment. Return to instrumental once copy or VO leads.
How fast should the track feel for quick teasers?
Faster pacing and tighter sections suit short teasers. Full trailers breathe more between beats and titles.
What formats and levels are safe for delivery?
Edit in WAV at 48 kHz. Keep peaks controlled and export MP3 for reviews. Use the WAV for masters and handoff.
Download royalty free trailer background music for any use.