So far I've had to use Soundstripe… I've had Sound strip for almost a month now. 3.5 stars So far I've had to use Soundstripe quite a bit for a gig that required multiple videos. I like the music so far and they have a decent library of music with quality music and vocals. The service, however, seems to be lacking. i signed up for the affiliate program and within days got an invite and emailed my contact and so far it's been nearly 3 weeks with no response. So if you're self sufficient and can navigate a good user interface like Soundstripe, nor do you care for service, this site is a gem, however, if you do require great service, this might not be the top of your list.

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.

Not what they advertise Not free They advertise free soundtracks, then take your info and charge you. Worse, apparently they sell your info because I'm suddenly getting spam emails.

Overall a very good and cheap service Overall a very good and cheap service. Still find quite a bit of it sounds very similar. But I always eventually find what I need, though sometimes the search takes a while, but it always has for me in any of these types of applications

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.