Use Case
Can You Use Music in ManyVids Videos?
Yes, ManyVids lets creators use background music in their vids, but the music needs a license. ManyVids says that if a DMCA claim is filed against a vid, the vid must be taken down. Section 2 of the erosound license allows adult and sexually explicit content, and every pack includes the license as a PDF. Packs have 54 to 360 tracks, which is enough for long scenes without repeating a track.
Listen to tracks from the catalog
Midnight Static
What ManyVids says about music
The ManyVids help center says creators can feature background music in their content. Any third-party media must follow the ManyVids content rules. If a copyright holder files a DMCA claim against a vid, ManyVids takes that vid down.
That makes popular songs a real risk. A vid you sell for years can be removed by one claim. A license that allows adult content means you have written permission for every vid that uses the music.
Why long videos need many tracks
If a 20-minute scene uses one 4-minute track, that track plays 5 times. Viewers notice the repeat.
It works better to play several tracks in a row that sound alike. R&B Beats tracks are about 3 minutes long on average. A 20-minute scene uses about 7 of them.
How long each pack lasts
Say you release one 20-minute scene a week and use about 7 tracks in each. That is about 30 tracks a month. R&B Beats comes in 3 sizes:
- 3 Hour Pack ($15): 64 tracks. About 2 months without repeating a track.
- 6 Hour Pack ($27): 123 tracks. About 4 months.
- 12 Hour Pack ($39): 249 tracks. About 8.5 months.
Dark Trap also comes in 3 sizes, at the same prices. No track appears in more than one pack, so a second pack adds only new tracks. If you release more than one scene a week, the R&B Beats bundle has all 3 packs: 436 tracks for $59.
Which genres fit ManyVids content
R&B Beats is slow R&B with deep bass and soft pads. It suits softer, romantic scenes. Dark Trap is also slow, but heavier, with 808 bass. It suits darker or more intense scenes.
After Hours Deep House has a steady beat at about 123 BPM. It suits dance, workout, and high-energy scenes. Each pack holds one genre. One 3 Hour Pack of R&B Beats and one of Dark Trap cost $30 together and give you 154 tracks.
What the license covers
You can use a track in a paid scene, a free preview, a custom video order, and a short promo clip. You can use it on more than one platform, and you can edit or convert it to fit your video. You pay once, with no royalties or per-platform fees.
The main limits: you cannot share or resell the audio files, and you cannot release the tracks as music on their own. See the full license terms.
Packs from $15. Bundles of several packs cost less. Download after payment. No account needed.
Common questions
- Can you use music in ManyVids videos?
- Yes. ManyVids allows background music in vids, but a DMCA claim against a vid means it gets taken down. Use music with a license that allows adult video. Section 2 of the erosound license allows adult and sexually explicit content, and every pack includes the license PDF.
- What happens if a vid with erosound music gets a claim?
- We do not register the music with Content ID or any similar system. A claim will not come from us. A platform or third party can still flag audio. Keep your license PDF and email support@erosound.com with the track name and claim details.
- Are the tracks long enough for full-length scenes?
- Yes, when you play several in a row. R&B Beats tracks average about 3 minutes. For a 20-minute scene, cross-fade or cut between about 7 tracks instead of looping one.
- Can I use the same pack on ManyVids and OnlyFans?
- Yes. The license is not tied to one platform. The same pack covers ManyVids, OnlyFans, Fansly, Clips4Sale, and your own site. There is no per-platform fee.
- Does the license cover custom video orders?
- Yes. Custom videos, premium content, and standard scenes all fall under the same terms.
- What audio format are the tracks?
- 320kbps MP3. Each pack is one ZIP with the MP3 files and a license PDF. You can convert or edit the files as long as they are part of your video.