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Audio Jungle has a rating of 1.9 stars from 15 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Audio Jungle ranks 106th among Music Downloads sites.
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I started with the free trial, as a noob voice artist last year. Then downloaded maybe a half dozen clips and ambience for my commercial samples, before spending the few dollars on others. Now, they're barely worth it with jacked prices. Seriously, $16 for a similar ambience clip I bought for $2 then? Not happening. I'll go elsewhere.
As a videomaker I have been buying music from AudioJungle for almost 6 years now. I usually find tracks that suit my needs and the licensing process is easy. I make online content and the AudioJungle archive always has something for my taste. And good quality as well. In general I am a happy customer. Great site to buy music in my opinion.
I was a bit surprised about the low score here on sitejabber but apparently when you're a music creator trying to get your tracks in the audiojungle... it's a real jungle. I read quite some frustrated reviews. Can't say anything about that side of the coin.
As a music buyer i'm happy and recommend this site to other videomakers.
So much australian arrogance seasoned with bullying and incompetence of the auditors.
For the customer high prices and a lot of standard materials.
Art is another thing...
After uploading high quality sound clips I waited weeks for an answer. Then I got an email. My sounds were rejected because they wouldn't match the quality standard. These were my first and last sounds I uploaded to audiojungle (envato).
This site is a market where their best sellers decide what music comes in and what doesn't. Read again. Their best sellers decide what comes in and what doesn't. So, what do they do? Do they let talented and good producers enter with their music? To take a cut of their earnings!? Hell naw!
This site has hurt the music market in ways we will only be able to understand in 5 years from now.
Besides, the communication of the site is horrible both as a client and provider. Stay away...
I usually produce music for the media in my country, most of the local media accept my work and are willing to work together. But not with Envato, they reject all my work without objective reasons. So I can't give them what they want, and I don't know what type they want.
I have had my music piece uploaded and accepted, they later put it on "hidden", because they had a change in some conditions
When I saw this they told me that I should resubmit it. I wasnt able to do that, because the file is not at hand at the moment.
I felt that when it is accepted and uploaded, I dont have to worry about it anymore, I was wrong. I wonder if they just lost the file...
Their well known, casual, disrespectful, insolent, automatic, inexplicable, mass rejection system is now well known and well described here and everywhere on the web. Nothing to add, just an additional point of view from a professional musician, perfectly compliant with the voice of the web.
My advice, for the customers, is to buy your stuff from pond5, motion elements, Premium beat: they are serious, respectful and have a great and fresh catalogue. And for the artists: same thing, use these great and MODERN libraries.
They will string you along for the better part of month just to reject everything for no reason. You are subject to the whims of however their braindead review staff is feeling that day.
Already for 5 years I buying, and selling on Audiojungle. Service at altitude, the quality of products is also improving, so I deservedly estimate: 5 +
Great site, great service and quality music!
I guess they like losing money. They reject tracks (music & SFX) that sell over and over on other sites. Head up butt syndrome. Ive had pieces that are on national TV shows so there is a market for these tracks that are rejects there. Go figure that one out. And whoever heard of the contributors judging the submissions? Great way to eliminate the competition. Warning Will Robinson DANGER! Or what is the thing with the contributor has to add the watermark, submit a mp3 preview, and make a zip folder for the main files. This equals more time wasted to get rejected. Every other site it's done with autopilot.
Really what is this for a place you submit a track and wait 10 or 15 days for a f... kn response and finally you received an email and your track is rejected because? No because just rejected without any explanation. 2 tracks that i have made with live instruments well produced mix and mastered rejected. Because this is my main job producer/musician i already produced many jingles for radio or commercials for tv. I also know not everything what i produce is maybe suitable for audiojungle but why was my tracks rejected no idea ;) I have already listened to the song from other users many good stuff but also bad stuff too, even Despacito imitiation i haved heard and much tracks with similarities.
I think the authors should have better judgment capacity or more professional authors should be hired!
The list of demands that this site has is unreal, They can't even set up automatic media player that has watermark so they ask artist to do that. Really? What about people who own music and don't use daw?
Over 60 compositions available for licensing and no ability to do watermark. Can they possible check sites like tune fruit. At least you can set up general media player with your water mark and don't ask people to spend extra hours preparing files specifically only for your web page. Everyone else on this planet made that very simple!
I wouldn't recommend this site. The staff is unprofessional and they have limited genres of high quality music.
I love the audiojungle community. However, the review process is very inconsistent, and the review team is comprised of other contributors. Most businesses would consider this a conflict of interest. I would feel strange if I was still selling music on Audiojungle and was also a reviewer. It just doesn't feel right to me. Sales can fluctuate a lot. Some months I have a good number of sales, some I barely get into the double digits. It also takes a while for reviews, but I believe that is because they have a very strict review process, and are painstaking over every track. Again, I want to emphasize how much I love the audiojungle community (the forums).