We're a premium production music library built for film and television. Our catalogue holds over 308,000 original tracks, cleared for broadcast worldwide and granted in perpetuity. Every track is 100% human-created - no generative AI - and available with stems for editing to picture. You license from one fully indemnified source, with a complimentary music-research team on hand to match music to any brief.
Where Do I Find Music for TV Shows and Productions?
A production music library built specifically for broadcast is the safest place to find music for TV shows and productions - that's exactly what we are.
We're a premium production music library, purpose-built for TV and film rather than a general stock site. Our catalogue holds over 308,000 tracks and versions, drawn from more than 38,000 original compositions, spanning 16 core genres and 142 sub-genres.
Because we compose, record and own the rights to every track ourselves, one licence clears the music for broadcast - rather than negotiating separately with multiple publishers, labels and rights holders for a single cue.
Whatever you're producing - drama, entertainment, factual or a streaming original - you search once and license once.
What Makes the Best Music Library for Film and TV?
The best music library for film and TV combines broadcast-cleared rights, genre depth, editability and expert support - which is what our catalogue and service are built around.
Broadcast-cleared rights come first: our music is original and rights-controlled, so it's suitable for broadcast television, film and paid advertising from a single, fully indemnified licence.
Genre depth matters just as much. Our orchestral, score and classical collection alone runs to over 99,000 tracks and versions - our largest genre, and the one film, trailer and documentary work relies on most - alongside strong ranges in electronic, rock, indie, hip hop and pop.
Editability is what turns a good track into the right one: tracks come with stems so editors can rebalance a cue to picture, plus alternate versions and cutdowns for different edit lengths. And because finding the right cue under deadline is half the job, our music-research team is on hand to help.
What Kind of Music Do TV Productions Need - And Do We Have It?
TV productions need music that spans every format and mood - drama, documentary, factual, news and entertainment - and our catalogue is built around exactly that range.
Whether you're scoring a drama, a documentary, a factual series or a news bulletin, we create music across 16 core genres and 142 sub-genres, tagged by mood, genre, tempo and musical key.
Every track comes in multiple versions - alternate mixes, edits and cutdowns - so the same piece can carry a title sequence, a mid-episode cue and a promo without sounding stretched.
Searchable across 80 moods and with over 303,000 tracks carrying a precise BPM, you can find music by feel or by tempo, not just by genre name.
Why Is Our Music 100% Human-Made - And Why Does That Matter for TV?
Our catalogue is 100% human-crafted, with no AI-generated compositions or recordings - a distinction that matters for broadcast because it removes any authorship or rights ambiguity.
Every track we license is human-created - composed, recorded and produced by real composers. We use AI only to power search and discovery, never to make the music itself.
Some of the most widely-used alternatives to a production music library have pivoted into selling AI-generated music, video and voice - a distinction we don't have to compete with, because it's not how we work.
For broadcasters and producers, that means no ambiguity over who wrote or owns a track before it airs - a real risk-removal difference now that AI-generated music is entering the market. This sits alongside our broadcast pedigree: we've been creating original music for film and TV since 2001.
Can I Use the Music Worldwide, and Does the Licence Expire?
Yes - a single licence clears the music across every platform globally and is granted in perpetuity, so it never expires.
Once a track is licensed, it's cleared for the lifetime of your production - no expiry, renewal or recurring usage fee. Worldwide licensing is available depending on the licence you choose, and every licence covers every platform and content type in one go - so a series that airs on broadcast, streams internationally and gets cut into promos doesn't need separate clearances for each.
Every licence is also fully indemnified, so you're protected using the music as licensed.
How Does Licensing Work for a TV Series or Production?
We offer three ways to license - per-use for a single video or episode, per-project for a full series, and an unlimited annual subscription for a whole team - so you pay for what you actually need.
A per-use licence clears a single video or episode, priced per track. A per-project licence covers multiple videos and tracks at a price tailored to the production - the natural fit for a full series or a campaign. An unlimited subscription covers a full year of content for your whole team, with the option to add sound effects.
For bigger or more complex needs, our licensing experts build a custom quote to suit your budget and how the music will be used; simple single-track licences can be bought online without waiting on a quote. Terms are clear and transparent throughout - no hidden charges or surprise costs once you've committed to a track.
Discover our full catalogue to find the right track for your production, or get in touch if your brief needs a custom quote.
Ways to License Music for a TV Production
We offer three main ways to license music for a TV production:
| Licence | Covers | Best for |
| Per-use | A single video or episode, priced per track | One-off productions |
| Per-project | Multiple videos and tracks, priced to the project | A full TV series or campaign |
| Unlimited subscription | A year of content for a whole team, sound effects optional | Ongoing production slates |
How Do Editors and Production Teams Work With the Music?
Editors work with the music through stems, versions and tagged search - plus, for larger archives, offline delivery options that don't rely on a live connection.
More than half our catalogue is available as stems, so editors can rebalance or remix a track to fit narration, dialogue or a picture edit rather than working around a fixed mix.
Every track is tagged by mood, genre, tempo, BPM and musical key, and searchable through AI-powered tools - keyword, prompt or scene description, reference-track matching and lyrics search - so you can find a cue by describing what you need rather than guessing at a title.
For large-scale or offline production workflows, we can also supply music on hard drive, so your team has offline access without depending on a live connection.
Accounts have no seat restrictions, so your whole production and edit team can share one login and one project.
Audio Network’s Catalogue for Film and TV
Our catalogue covers every genre a TV production needs, led by our 99,000-track orchestral and score collection:
| Music area | Tracks & versions | Best for |
| Orchestral, score & classical | 99,000+ | Drama, film, trailers, documentary underscore |
| Full catalogue across 16 core genres | 308,000+ | Every production type and mood |
| Available as stems | More than half the catalogue | Editing to picture, remixing, cutdowns |
| Professional sound effects (via Pro Sound Effects) | 200,000+ | Post-production sound design |
Can Someone Help Me Find the Right Music for My Production?
Yes - complimentary music research is included as standard: send us a brief and our team returns a curated shortlist at no extra cost.
Our music-licensing experts support you at every stage, from picking the right licence for a tricky brief to turning around a shortlist fast against a tight deadline. They work across most global time zones, so support is close at hand wherever your production is based.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I find music for TV shows?
At a production music library built for broadcast, like us - we offer over 308,000 tracks cleared for TV, film and streaming under one licence.
What's the best music library for film and TV?
One that combines broadcast-cleared rights, genre depth and editability. We cover all three, with over 99,000 orchestral and score tracks alone and stems on more than half the catalogue.
Is Audio Network's music cleared for broadcast television?
Yes - our music is original and rights-controlled, so it's cleared for broadcast, film and paid advertising from one licence.
Can I use the music worldwide, and does the licence ever expire?
Yes - a single licence covers every platform globally, with worldwide use available depending on the licence, and it's granted in perpetuity, so it never expires.
Does Audio Network use AI to make its music?
No - our catalogue is 100% human-created, with no AI-generated compositions or recordings. We use AI only for search and discovery.
Are tracks available as stems for editing to picture?
Yes - more than half our catalogue is available as stems, so editors can rebalance a track to fit narration, dialogue or a cut.
How does licensing work for a whole TV series?
A per-project licence covers multiple videos and tracks at a price tailored to the production - the natural fit for a full series.
Can my whole production and edit team access the catalogue?
Yes - there are no seat restrictions, so your whole team shares one account at no extra cost.
Can Audio Network help me find music for a brief?
Yes - complimentary music research is included as standard: send us a brief and we'll return a curated shortlist at no extra cost.
What genres and styles are available for TV productions?
We cover 16 core genres and 142 sub-genres, from over 99,000 orchestral and score tracks to strong ranges in electronic, rock, indie, hip hop and pop.
Does Audio Network offer sound effects as well as music?
Yes - over 200,000 professional sound effects are available alongside the music catalogue, through our partnership with Pro Sound Effects.
Is Audio Network royalty-free?
No - we're a premium production music library, the professional alternative to royalty-free libraries, not a royalty-free site ourselves.
Ready to Find Music for Your Production?
Discover our catalogue to search by genre, mood or reference track, explore our sound effects library for post-production, or create a free account to test tracks before you license.
