Get royalty-free breaking news music for quick intros, live updates, and studio packages. Download MP3/WAV in seconds and keep the voice clear on every cut. These cues add pace to headline graphics, lower thirds, tickers, shorts, and streams without drowning the story.
For a sharp open, use news intro music with an immediate downbeat and a clean button. Most editors keep 10–12 seconds for titles; 15s and 30s work for longer opens and promos. Search for versions labeled “10 sec”, “15 sec”, “30 sec”, or “theme” / “opener”. Try “News Headlines” for titles and lower thirds, or “Technology Park” for fast cuts and tech segments.
Need a news alert sound for a channel ID or notification? Short stings and beeps read instantly and do not startle the audience. Use them as bumpers, live triggers, or ringtone-style cues. Keep it tight: 1–3 seconds with a firm stop.
For in-depth segments, choose a neutral bed with steady motion and space for names, numbers, and quotes. Expect tight pulses, subtle piano, light clock ticks, and clean percussion that sit under voiceovers and panel talk. Dip the bed a few dB on key lines to keep captions and charts readable.
Every download includes MP3, WAV, and a license PDF. You can cut to any needed length, loop middle sections, or export quick 2–5s bumpers for segment breaks. If you publish across several channels or hand projects to agencies, use the Hide Content ID filter to avoid claims and keep uploads smooth.
These tracks are copyright-safe for commercial use on YouTube, TV, and social. With an active license, you won’t get copyright strikes. Turn on Hide Content ID when you need a clean upload history across multiple accounts.
Explore news-ready cues from Jon Wright, SnowMusicStudio, Art Pedan, KD Music, and EdRecords. Find more broadcast-friendly tracks on our composer pages.
How do I choose music for breaking updates versus analysis?
For breaking updates, pick a cue with instant motion and a clear downbeat. For analysis, use a steadier, lower-intensity bed with room for voice.
What intro lengths work best for news titles?
Common picks are 10s, 15s, and 30s. Keep a firm button for a clean cut into the host.
Do you have alert sounds and short stings?
Yes. Use 1–3 second stings for channel alerts, bumpers, and quick IDs. They also work as subtle ringtones.
How do I keep headlines and lower thirds readable?
Set the bed a few dB under the voice, and dip it on names, numbers, and quotes. Leave brief pockets of quiet where needed.
Is this “no copyright” and safe for YouTube and TV?
With our license, you can publish commercially without copyright claims. Enable Hide Content ID if you want uploads to pass without flags.
What files do I get and can I cut custom lengths?
You get MP3 and WAV plus a license PDF. Edit any length you need, from 2–5s stings to 10/15/30s intros and full beds.