Understanding Music Licensing for Commercial Use
Learn why your music isn't licensed for commercial use and how to secure the right permissions.
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Your music may not be licensed for commercial use due to the type of rights you hold. Ensure you have the correct licenses for commercial use, such as sync licensing, master use rights, and performance rights. If you self-publish, you may need to manage these licenses yourself or consult with a music licensing agency to obtain the necessary permissions.
FAQs & Answers
- What is sync licensing? Sync licensing allows you to use a piece of music in sync with visual media, like films and video games.
- What are master use rights? Master use rights give you the permission to use a specific recording of a song in your project.
- How do I get music licensing for my project? You can acquire music licensing by purchasing rights from artists, music libraries, or licensing agencies.
- Can I use copyrighted music in my videos? Using copyrighted music without the appropriate licenses can lead to legal consequences, so always ensure you have the right permissions.