Frequently asked questions
General FAQ
What are royalties?
Royalties are the sums being paid to songwriters, producers, performing artists and musicians when their music is being played.
What is a claim?
If you upload content that uses our music to YouTube without having an active subscription or lifetime license, we’ll reach out to you with a claim. This is because we own the rights to our music, giving us the right to claim any ad revenue that is generated by content featuring our music. This might sound scary, but don't worry. A claim from us doesn’t mean that your content will be taken down, muted or blocked. We’re simply making a request for any ad revenues generated so that we can keep paying our artists to create even more great music.
Do I need to credit the artist or your music library in my videos?
No, to be able to monetize your videos you need to have active subscription, or lifetime license for particular track.
Can I purchase music from your site, sing my song or play guitar over it and distribute my album?
No, you cannot. This is not allowed.
Is these music royalty-free?
No, our music is not royalty-free. To use our tracks legally in your projects, you will need to purchase a license. This ensures that you have the necessary rights and permissions for commercial use. You wont be able to monetize your content if you don't have a license.
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