Classical Sync

Clear classical music for film, YouTube, and brands — without a subscription.

Classical Sync licenses Ken’s Dorico + NotePerformer renders of public-domain scores. You buy a master license of this recording. You do not buy Mozart.

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How it works

1. Find a cut

Search by mood, era, instrument, or duration. Every preview is an up to 30 second watermarked MP3.

2. Pick a tier

Creator $29 for one online project. Commercial $149 for ads and client work. Broadcast is human-licensed.

3. Download the grant

Pay, accept terms, get a PDF + WAV. Public verification URL for YouTube disputes. We do not Content-ID these masters.

Tiers

Creator

$29

One named online project (YouTube, social, podcast, personal website). Non-exclusive master license. No paid ads, no client work, no broadcast, no theatrical.

Commercial

$149

One named project including ads, corporate video, client work, and monetized online content. Non-exclusive master license. No film/TV/theatrical/streaming-original broadcast.

Broadcast

On request

Film, TV, theatrical, and streaming originals. Not sold through this connector. Use the support contact on /terms.

Collections

Wedding

Processionals and lyric beds.

Documentary

Underscore under narration.

Trailers

Tension and impact openings.

YouTube intros

Recognizable 20–50s cuts.

True crime

Dark, sparse, no pop trailer palette.

Short film

Narrative cues for web and festival.

Featured tracks

FAQ

Is this a live orchestra?

No. Every file is a software render in Dorico with NotePerformer. Magnolia Apps LLC owns the sound recording, not the composition.

What about Content ID?

We pledge not to enroll the delivered master as a YouTube Content ID reference, with a 10-business-day cure if our claim appears. Quote the license ID and SHA-256 on /verify.

What does the license cover?

A non-exclusive master license of this specific recording for the named project and tier. Composition is public domain. Not an assignment. Broadcast/film/TV is not sold through checkout.

Where do the scores come from?

Public-domain historical editions and original PD inputs — not Bärenreiter/Henle editorial content. Provenance is on each track page.