London Symphony Orchestra · Abbey Road Studios
Music for Canva
Add London Symphony Orchestra recordings to your Canva videos — no content strikes, no collection-society fees, no subscriptions. One track, one payment of €29.90, lifetime worldwide sync clearance included from the moment you download.
Is This Music Safe to Use in Canva Videos?
Yes — and the legal detail matters. When you publish a Canva video to social media, YouTube, or a client presentation, two separate rights must be cleared: the synchronization right (pairing music to moving images) and the master right (using the specific recording). Most stock-music platforms license only one, leaving you exposed to Content ID claims or retroactive invoices from collection societies such as GEMA.
Artyfile manages both rights directly. There is no third-party publisher or label in the chain. That means no additional GEMA fees, no Content ID blocks on YouTube or Instagram, and no platform strikes after you publish. The license is worldwide and lasts for the lifetime of your project — you pay once and the clearance never expires.
What You Get for €29.90
The Artyfile Basic license covers a single track for €29.90. It includes:
- A 44.1 kHz WAV file — the same broadcast-quality format used in film and television
- Lifetime worldwide synchronization and master-use rights
- No subscription, no annual renewal, no usage caps
- Instant download, ready to drag into your Canva timeline
Because Canva exports MP4 files that are distributed across multiple platforms simultaneously, having a single, consolidated license that covers every territory and every platform simultaneously is the practical choice.
Why the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Sounds Different in Canva
Canva templates are designed with visual precision. A recording that matches that standard — the London Symphony Orchestra tracked live at Abbey Road Studios in London, captured at 44.1 kHz — creates a perceptible difference in the finished video. These are not MIDI arrangements or loop libraries. They are full orchestral performances with the acoustic depth and dynamic range that compress well into social-media formats without sounding flat.
Every track is composed and produced by Paul Lorenz, whose catalogue has accumulated over 500 million streams across 30 years of professional work.
Own a Share of the Recording
The Artyfile Limited Edition, starting from €96.90, lets you acquire 1–10% of the master recording as a Music NFT. As owner, you earn a proportional share of streaming royalties and sync fees whenever the track is licensed by others — turning a content cost into a long-term asset.
Why Artyfile
Real Orchestras
Recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios — no MIDI, no samples.
Fully Cleared
Sync & master rights managed directly by Artyfile, for life & worldwide. No extra GEMA fees, no Content ID blocks.
Beyond Licensing
With Limited Edition you own a share of the master and earn streaming & sync royalties.
Instant Download
Studio-grade 44.1 kHz WAV, the moment you buy. No subscription.
Selected tracks
Mozart: Eine kleine Nachtmusik, A Little Night Music
Mozart
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find cleared orchestral music specifically for Canva videos?
Artyfile offers a dedicated catalogue of London Symphony Orchestra recordings licensed for direct use in Canva video projects. Both sync and master rights are managed by Artyfile, making them safe for every platform Canva exports to — YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn, and beyond.
What does a Canva music license from Artyfile actually cost?
The Artyfile Basic license costs €29.90 per track. That single payment covers lifetime worldwide synchronization and master-use rights with no subscription, no renewal fee, and no platform restrictions. The Limited Edition starts from €96.90 and includes partial ownership of the master recording.
Why is Artyfile music safe from Content ID blocks when used in Canva videos?
Because Artyfile controls both the sync right and the master right directly, there is no collection society or third-party label that can file a Content ID claim against your published video. The sync rights are managed directly by Artyfile, meaning no additional GEMA fees and no retroactive claims after publication.
Which file format does Artyfile deliver, and does it work in Canva?
Every track is delivered as a 44.1 kHz WAV file — the broadcast-quality standard used in film and television. WAV files import directly into Canva's audio track editor and retain full dynamic range when Canva encodes the final MP4 export.
Who recorded the music, and why does that matter for a Canva video?
All recordings are performed by the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios in London, composed and produced by Paul Lorenz — a professional with 30 years of experience and over 500 million streams. Live orchestral recordings have a sonic depth and dynamic range that MIDI or loop-based music cannot replicate, which translates into a noticeably more polished final video.