SmarTune
SmarTune produces different styles of music for TV, film, commercials and presentations, using live instruments like flute, guitars and violins to give each song a unique character and lively feel - perfect for your next project.
SmarTune
Géneros: Musica Libre de Derechos , Disco
Descripción: Funky disco loop, played by guitars, drums, saxophone and trumpet. Can fit for any usage.
Géneros: Musica Libre de Derechos , Bluegrass
Descripción: Happy loop, with a village/ wild west atmosphere. Played by - banjo, flute, violin and more ..
Géneros: Musica Libre de Derechos , Publicidad y Anuncios
Descripción: Perfect Loop for podcasts or radio creators.
Géneros: Musica Libre de Derechos , Moderno y Contemporáneo urbano
Descripción: Big band music with a group of trumpets, saxophone and guitar. Suitable for a variety of applications such as – open or close the video / Show, Roller, thanks, or any other purpose you can think of..Â
Géneros: Musica Libre de Derechos , Radio
Descripción: Big band music with a group of trumpets, saxophone and guitar. Suitable for a variety of applications such as – open or close the video / Show, Roller, thanks, or any other purpose you can think of..Â
Géneros: Musica Libre de Derechos , Diversión Familiar
Descripción: A children’s atmosphere, combination of wind instruments, pizzicato and percussion.
Géneros: Musica Libre de Derechos , Diversión Familiar
Descripción: Sweet music with an optimistic atmosphere. Performed by flute and strings. Great for children or funny video.
Géneros: Musica Libre de Derechos , Publicidad y Anuncios
Descripción: Fields of flowers - pop rock song, Played by guitars, drums and organ. Suitable for Happy and exciting moments.
Géneros: Musica Libre de Derechos , Disco
Descripción: Full of energy, bouncy and exciting. Played by guitars, trumpets and violins. A combination of funk and disco.
Géneros: Musica Libre de Derechos , Retro Funk
Descripción: Full of energy, bouncy and exciting. Played by guitars, trumpets and violins. A combination of funk and disco.
