Great music for a good price Great music for a good price. I love the flexibility of using most tracks for commercial or personal projects with the same simple licensing process. I've purchased music from other sites before, but the quality of the tracks on Soundstripe is so much better I'll never go back. Thanks!

My Video Production Company has been… My Video Production Company has been using SoundStripe for over a year. We are extremely pleased with the quality and quantity of the music, the easy interface and licensing process and, of course, the price! We are so glad the days of Major Music Library's 3 year contracts and exorbitant prices are behind us. Jeff Robertson, Big Picture Video Production, LLC

Perfect tool for the videographer/editor Cost is reasonable. Variety is awesome. Layout is perfect. As a videographer/editor who has worked on projects from weddings to real estate, church promotions and a good deal of nonprofit work, SoundStripe is perfect for what I do. I'm on year two of my subscription and love having this tool in my back pocket.

Essential for any production company. I run a volume based video business and have been using Soundstripe for about a year now. Our client's love the music we've been using, and my team couldn't be happier with the user friendly interface. Unlike other competitors, Soundstripe has continuously updated their libraries and impressed us each month with fantastic music at a fantastic price. Dan dreschervisuals.com

Good value, but generic results The pricing is good, and the audio quality is very consistently high. The music is all very similar, using the same instrumentation and recording/production style, software instruments etc. A lot of the composition is very generic, although at least it's modern and usable professionally. The interface is nice, but the search options don't feel like they're turning up the best results. It tends to feel like it finds whatever is newest and most generic rather what is most appropriate to what I need. It takes a long time to sort through oodles of similar sounding tracks. I would prefer a search algorithm that prioritizes variety.