Horror Music

FAQ – Horror Music

Can I use this music in monetized YouTube videos and Shorts?
Yes, the license allows commercial use on your channel. Keep music under dialogue, add a short button ending, and your edits will feel clean on mobile and desktop.

Is it cleared for film festivals, OTT platforms, and broadcast TV?
The license covers screenings and online distribution. Keep the license PDF with your project files and credits, and you’re set for submissions and deliveries.

Can I play these tracks at live shows, haunted houses, or theater?
Venue playback is fine for events and stage cues. Build a simple show file with loopable sections and stingers for scene changes and blackout hits.

Is horror music appropriate for children’s parties or school events?
Use lighter cues with soft drones and minimal dissonance. Avoid jump-scare hits and sudden rises, and keep levels low to protect young ears.

What works best for TikTok/Reels: 15s, 30s, or 60s?
Short formats like a 4–8 bar hook land fast. Add a tiny rise into the cut and finish with a tidy button, so captions and titles read clearly.

Can one theme cover a series of videos or episodes?
Yes—pick a main bed plus a sting and an alt. Rotate them across cold opens, transitions, and end cards to keep a consistent sound without fatigue.

May I use the tracks in client work for multiple deliverables?
Client projects are allowed across edits, cuts, and aspect ratios. Save the license PDF with the project handoff so approvals move quickly.

Can I edit, remix, or add vocals to fit my scene?
You can cut, loop, and layer to picture. Don’t resell the music by itself; keep it embedded in your film, trailer, stream, or event playback.