Lost -instrumental- (Personal Use or Royalty Free)

Original idea: Lea Rossetti (http://soundcloud.com/learossetti) Arrangement, programming and additional melodies: Sergio Schnitzler aka Yio This is the instrumental version, a strange nostalgic downtempo song performed on synthesizers, bell style sound arpeggios, a few drums with a middle east flavor. Key of Cm Tempo of 55 bpm Buy it for personal use: http://visit.tradebit.com/visit.php/91214/product/-/279952390 Or buy Royalty Free licenses for your video or website projects at: http://audiojungle.net/item/lost/42189?ref=yio This link includes : Full song / 2:10, Loop-ready song (just the full song without the last measure) / 2:01, Ending (the last measure) just in case you need to end the loop / 0:07 Just the song: https://www.pond5.com/stock-music/3678749/lost.html?ref=yio http://www.istockphoto.com/audio/lost-gm473524017-9415562 Another version that can be looped: http://www.melodyloops.com/tracks/lost/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What does Royalty-Free mean? It isn't free stuff. When you buy a Royalty Free or RF license you have the right to use copyrighted material without the need to pay royalties or other fees for each use of either a song or a sound effect in your videos, games, software and websites interfaces and menus, for corporate product presentations, on hold or waiting music on phone calls, waiting rooms and restaurants, radio wet sweepers to give listeners a brief station identifier or promo with your voice over it, commercials, documentaries, tv shows, movie soundtrack, etc. Many license types may be available, depending on certain features: territory of application (i.e. worldwide), exclusive or non-exclusive, time period of use, for an end product or resale, per volume sold, etc. Here you have some examples: http://audiojungle.net/licenses?ref=yio Read more about this: http://yio.com.ar/portal/?q=what_does_royalty_free_mean