Beatsuite.com's Music License Tool Is Music To The Ears
Info regarding the recent launch of the new music library from Beatsuite.com.
- (1888PressRelease) April 20, 2011 - Production Music Library Beatsuite.com has unveiled the second generation of its award winning music licensing tool after more than three years in development and pre-production.
The site, which has already changed the way companies and media professionals license music, shows off a whole new generation of technology and user features for its growing list of users from around the world.
Some of the new features include allowing users to download music previews or indeed download entire categories. A new project manager allows users to collaborate by saving, sharing, commenting and voting on music with their colleagues.
Beatsuite.com, which now has more than 20,000 registered users worldwide, offers media professionals a range of cutting edge music that can be instantly licensed and downloaded.
Beatsuite.com V2 is more than a newly skinned website, it is an innovation in production music licensing because it is simple, intuitive and powerful, allowing users to instantly access music for any project - from a small company video through to a multinational TV campaigns and everything in between.
"Beatsuite.com V2 is a milestone. It packs in lots of new features that our users have been asking for. The ability to download or podcast all of your favorite categories and access them on your iPhone, iPod or iPad is a very important one and it will allow users to take Beatsuite.com with them wherever they go, a real convenience for time limited media and advertising professionals. The newly created license tool is also very convenient, its so simple and intuitive"
"The quality of our music and flexibility of our license means that we can cater for a wide range of media and digital creatives who have ever-changing and dynamic requirements for music use. The music license selection tool is an innovation and sets us apart as a cutting edge independent music library."
Steve Bainbridge, managing director.
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