What do you need music for?
Which area fits your project?
Choose the area that best describes your project.
Events
For trade fairs, company events, conferences, presentations, and other event formats.
Instore
For restaurants, cafes, hotels, shops, and other continuously sounded business spaces.
How the use cases differ
Content
Content is the right entry point for media, marketing, and communication projects such as Music for Podcasts, Music for Corporate Films, Music for Commercial Videos, Music for Social Media Videos and Music for Explainer Videos. Here, music becomes part of a published format or a production. The next step leads into Video, advertising & content.
Events
Events is designed for projects where music is used on site as part of a live event, for example for Music for Trade Fairs, Music for Company Parties and Music for Conferences. The focus here is not publishing media but the effect inside a real event setting. The next step leads into Event service.
Instore
Instore is the right area for ongoing music in Music for Restaurants, Music for Cafes and Music for Hotels. Here, it is about music that works continuously inside a space, not a one-off event situation. The next step leads into Instore service.
Courses
Courses is the right entry point when music is part of a guided group or class format, for example for Music for Yoga Classes. Here, music supports an active session and follows a different usage context than content or instore. The next step leads into Courses.
Practice rooms
Practice rooms is the right area for calm music in Music for Waiting Rooms. This area follows different requirements than events, instore, or courses. The next step leads into Practice rooms.
From the use case to the right service
The use-case page helps with orientation. Concrete selection, rights clarification, or planning then happens in the matching area:
- For media projects continue to Video, advertising & content .
- For live events continue to Event service .
- For ongoing music in commercial spaces continue to Instore service .
- For group and course formats continue to Courses .
- For calm practice and healthcare environments continue to Practice rooms .
Frequently asked questions about use cases
A short clarification of what matters when you start via use cases.
What is a use case at Audiocrowd?
A use case describes the concrete situation you need music for, such as content, events, instore, courses, or practice rooms. This helps you reach the right starting point faster.
How do content, events, and instore differ?
These areas represent different usage contexts. Content is about published media projects, events about on-site event usage, and instore about ongoing music in commercial spaces.
Is music for courses the same as music for practice rooms?
No. Courses are active guided formats such as yoga, fitness, or workshops. Practice rooms are about calm background music in waiting rooms, therapy rooms, or treatment environments.
Do I need to choose a use case first, or can I go directly to a service area?
No. If you already know the right service area, you can go there directly. The use-case page mainly serves as orientation help and an SEO entry point.
