Channel: Ross Bugden

Category: Music

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Description: Twitter: twitter.com/rossbugden Instagram: instagram.com/rossbugden For commissions/scores: bugdenross@gmail.com Hi! I know this is a bit different (way different), but I started this channel when I was 14, and soon I'll be 20. So I'm a bit different (way different). If you like it, I'm so so glad. If you don't, that is okay! You always have the right to stop listening. But I hope you don't, because: 1) What I write will continue to evolve constantly. 2) I love you all quite a bit. Ross Download WAV (huge file, great quality): drive.google.com/file/d/1A0G5wkP7yyjsifrwJA7nIScNZSbroQnp/view?usp=sharing Download MP3 (small file, good quality): drive.google.com/file/d/122rwWc2pjOWxQzpluMu6y_gLivAgv9uP/view?usp=sharing This track is licensed under a ‘Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License’. You can find the link to that license here: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 Basically, you can use this music for absolutely anything, including commercial/monetized projects. No need to get permission. Just credit me, and don't submit an altered version of my track to record companies (like Vydia, Tunecore, CD Baby etc.) to have it copyrighted. FAQ Q: Can I use this for my project? Should I credit you? How? A: Yup and yeah. Credit usually means a channel link if your content is online. If not just mention the song name/my name somewhere. Anything works. Q: Will you score my project? A: With the exception of larger scale projects, I probably cannot right now, sorry. I just don't have enough time! Q: What programs do you use? A: This track was made with Ableton. I used Serum as my synth, plus a little bit of Massive. All non-synthesized sounds were recorded with a Zoom h5 or an AT2020.