Royalty-free industry playlists: Buy a licence once and use it for the entire subscription period. No additional monthly fees. Can be used in conjunction with any active subscription plan as long as the subscription is active. Your industry playlists are created based on your requirements and only on request.
Naturally free of royalties. From concept to installation to regular operation.
For smaller cafés or restaurants, a simple and cost-effective sound reinforcement configuration for background music and announcements is often sufficient.
Bars, clubs and restaurants, on the other hand, often require a fully-fledged sound reinforcement system that not only provides a reliable supply of background music, but can also be used for events. In addition to voice announcements and background music, the system’s output must also be sufficient for louder music, e.g. for smaller dance floors.
Hotels, fitness centres, sports and leisure facilities require a flexibly configurable sound reinforcement system for public areas with different functional areas, such as the lobby, restaurant, dance floor or wellness area.
Sports and leisure facilities require sound reinforcement solutions that can cope with special requirements, ranging from multi-purpose halls to multifunctional arenas for events of all kinds.
Our ELA partners plan and realise needs-based sound reinforcement solutions for different usage concepts.
ROYALTY-FREE MUSIC PLAYLISTS – compiled for specific industries.
Expand your MUSIC2BIZ standard radio programme with curated playlists. Each playlist has been carefully compiled by music editors for specific industries.
ROYALTY-FREE CERTIFICATION
All standard music programmes are licence-free or AKM- and GEMA- and SUISA-free. All titles have been checked in this regard, and written declarations are available from all music suppliers.
MUSIC2BIZ TECHNOLOGY
Our music programmes can be played directly via the browser. For branch networks, we recommend the use of our streaming receivers, which can be managed centrally online.
