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This makes properly licensed royalty free music a cost-effective option for anyone who needs high-quality music! What is Creative Commons music?Ĭreative Commons music refers to music that has been licensed using the Creative Commons framework, which allows creators to share their work with the public while still retaining certain rights. While the initial license fee may still apply, it grants you the right to use the licensed music in your projects without having to pay for each use. The great thing about this track is the composer provided an alternate version of the mix the excluded the piano melody which I used at the end of the video to give it an even more ambient effect.Royalty free music is a type of music that can you can license for use without requiring additional fees after the initial purchase. The music for the rest of the video is more suited for nature and drone footage with it's ambient pads and lone piano melody. This royalty free music track is called: The Dilemma

The opening track for the camera gear prep part of the video is cool because of the nature of the editing I got use a genre that is not normally associated with nature and hiking videos, namely 'trap beat'. I felt pretty good during the hike and the whole snowy adventure got my energy up for quite a while but unfortunately I crashed for two days afterwards.

This was my first major hike since by battle with long Covid began two months ago. I was able to fly the drone during breaks in the snowstorm. The blizzard hit just as I was making my way to the fields at Villanova. I spent the night out in the field in the hot tent so I could get an early start up the mountain to film the predicted snowstorm.

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