{"id":118257,"date":"2019-09-09T06:00:14","date_gmt":"2019-09-09T11:00:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.premiumbeat.com\/blog\/?post_type=music_roundup&p=118257"},"modified":"2024-08-19T13:46:26","modified_gmt":"2024-08-19T18:46:26","slug":"royalty-free-music-for-gaming-video","status":"publish","type":"music_roundup","link":"https:\/\/www.premiumbeat.com\/blog\/mr\/royalty-free-music-for-gaming-video\/","title":{"rendered":"Power Up Your Gaming Videos and Twitch Streams with Royalty-Free Music"},"content":{"rendered":"

Gamers \u2014 ready to get paid for doing what you love? Royalty-Free Music<\/a> for gaming videos and streams can help!<\/h2>\n

With video game sales now surpassing the tens of billions of dollars<\/a> mark, the dream of turning your passion for video games into revenue is a lot more realistic than it was even a couple of years ago. We’re not even talking about creating video games \u2014 we’re talking about playing them for fun and profit.<\/p>\n

Millions of people are creating gaming content for YouTube and finding audiences \u2014 and fat paychecks \u2014 on Twitch. Want a piece of the action? Step one: git gud<\/a>, obviously. Beyond that, adding a slick professional sheen can help your content stand out in the cluttered game-o-sphere. Slick motion graphics and a soundtrack of royalty-free gaming music (see the playlist below) can help round out your persona and instantly raise production value to ensure viewers stay glued to your every sick move.<\/p>\n

Get Rich with Twitch<\/h3>\n
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Image via Twitch<\/a>.<\/p><\/div>\n

The smiling man in the photo above is Richard Blevins, but you can call him Ninja. At least, that’s what his nearly 15 million Twitch followers<\/a> call him. As one of the top streamers in the gaming game, Ninja makes millions of dollars<\/a> playing Fortnite<\/em>. He’s one of many high-profile celeb gamers<\/a> grinding all the way to the bank.<\/p>\n

Earlier this year, Kotaku’s<\/em> Cecilia D’Anastasio<\/a> followed up on a story from the Wall Street Journal<\/a> <\/em>that reported, “Top Twitch streamers can make $50,000 per hour streaming new video games.” We’ll wait for you to pick your jaw up from the floor.<\/p>\n

According to D’Anastasio, “Kotaku<\/em> spoke with industry sources who confirmed the report, adding that $50,000 per hour wasn\u2019t even the highest figure they\u2019d seen.” Omeed Dariani (CEO of Online Performers Group, which reps some of the industry’s top streamers) tells D’Anastasio, \u201cWe\u2019ve seen offers well over $50K an hour, as well as many six- and seven-figure deals for longer-term engagements.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Image via sezer66<\/a>.<\/p><\/div>\n

It all makes sense, as D’Anastasio explains it:<\/p>\n

Twitch streamers are 2019\u2019s pop culture, and to savvy marketers, nothing could be more intuitive or cost-effective than leveraging this fledgling industry\u2019s relatable microcelebrities to promote a product.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

In addition to a deeper dive into the eye-opening info above, D’Anastasio’s article offers a few dos and don’ts for burgeoning streamers looking to get their hands on some of that sweet Activision\/Take-Two\/Ubisoft cash, so give it a read after checking out the songs below. The playlist is jam-packed with curated royalty-free tunes that are perfect for gaming videos and Twitch streams.<\/p>\n

So, pick a song or two and get to work. Show off your speed run, help out with a walk-through, share a review, or go all night for your growing audience. Either way, Player You has entered the game.<\/p>\n

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Cover image via Gorodenkoff.<\/a><\/em>
\nHeader image via korobskyph.<\/a><\/em>
\nPlaylist header image via chuckchee.<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n

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It’s dangerous to go alone. Take this list of additional royalty-free music roundups.<\/p>\n