Are your loop kits and drum kits royalty-free?
Yes. Our sound kits are 100% royalty-free for standard music production use. You can use the included loops, drums, one-shots, and samples in your own songs, beats, demos, videos, and other creative projects without paying ongoing royalties.
Can I use the sounds in my own songs?
Absolutely. You can use the sounds to create original songs, beats, compositions, remixes, and other musical works.
Can I sell music made with your sounds?
Yes, for standard independent music releases. You may commercially release your finished songs and beats using the sounds, provided you follow the applicable product license.
What does "commercial use" mean?
Commercial use refers to certain higher-level or business uses where the sound files themselves, or substantially unchanged versions of them, are being used as part of a commercial product, service, campaign, brand, media production, or other business activity beyond ordinary music releases.
Can I use the sounds in YouTube videos, TikToks, Instagram Reels, and other content?
Yes. You can use the sounds in original content such as YouTube videos, TikToks, Instagram Reels, podcasts, and similar content, as long as the sounds are incorporated into your own creative work and are not redistributed as standalone samples.
Can I use the sounds in beats that I sell or license?
Yes. You can use the sounds in your own beats and compositions that you sell or license, provided the sounds are transformed/incorporated into the finished musical work and are not being resold as standalone samples.
Can I resell or redistribute the individual samples?
No. You may not resell, upload, share, trade, distribute, or give away the original WAV files or substantially unchanged samples as another sample pack, loop kit, drum kit, sound library, or similar product.
Can I use the loops in another sample pack I'm creating?
Not as standalone or substantially unchanged sounds. Our sounds must be incorporated into an original musical composition rather than repackaged or redistributed as competing samples.
Can I use the sounds for major-label releases?
Our standard royalty-free license is intended for normal music production and independent commercial releases. If your project involves a major-label release, major corporation, large-scale brand campaign, film/TV production, or another high-level commercial use, contact us before release to determine whether additional licensing or permission is required.
Can businesses use your sounds?
For ordinary independent music production, yes. However, corporate, advertising, branded, large-scale commercial, or commissioned projects may require additional licensing. Contact us before using the sounds in these situations.
Do I owe royalties on songs made with your loops?
No ongoing royalties are required for uses permitted under the standard royalty-free license. You retain ownership of your original musical composition while the underlying sample remains subject to our license terms.
Can multiple producers use the same loop?
Yes. Royalty-free samples are generally licensed to multiple customers. Purchasing a kit does not necessarily mean you receive exclusive ownership of the individual samples.
Do I own the sample after purchasing the kit?
No. Purchasing a sound kit gives you a license to use the included sounds, not ownership or copyright of the individual samples themselves.
Can I register a song containing your samples with a distributor?
Yes, provided your use complies with the product license. You are responsible for ensuring that your release and any registrations accurately reflect your rights and ownership.
What happens if I need a commercial or extended license?
Contact us before using the sounds for a use outside the standard license. We can review the project and determine whether additional permission or licensing is necessary.
Where can I find the complete license?
The complete licensing terms included with your purchase take priority over this FAQ. Please review the license before using the sounds in commercial, corporate, advertising, or other specialized projects.
What if I have a question about a specific use?
If you're unsure whether your intended use is permitted, contact us before releasing or distributing the project. We're happy to clarify whether your use falls within the standard royalty-free license.