Rights required before upload
You must control the master and composition rights or hold licenses covering each intended use. This includes beats, samples, interpolations, loops, stems, vocals, producer tags, cover art, video, lyrics, names and likenesses. A beat lease may not authorize distribution, monetization, sublicensing, Content ID or exclusive sale.
Samples and sound packs
A sound-pack license applies to the sounds included and does not transfer ownership of the pack. Unless the receipt says otherwise, source samples may be used in original compositions but may not be redistributed, repackaged, resold, exposed as isolated samples or used to train a model. Third-party sample clearance remains the user’s responsibility.
Collaborations and splits
Document writers, producers, performers, engineers, ownership percentages, royalty shares and approvals before release. Platform split tools are records between collaborators and are not legal or collecting-society registration. Disputes may pause releases, sales or payouts.
Licenses and sales
The exact license displayed at checkout controls the buyer’s permitted use. “Exclusive” does not cure uncleared samples or third-party rights. Sellers must honor completed licenses and cannot materially change a buyer’s archived license receipt after purchase.
AI-assisted creation
You are responsible for prompts, inputs, outputs and their intended use. Do not imitate a living person’s voice or identity deceptively, upload training material without authority, or assume AI output is unique or copyrightable. AI outputs may resemble other works and require human review and clearance.
Content recognition and takedowns
Do not register another person’s material in Content ID or similar systems. We may request proof of licenses, splits and clearances, limit distribution during disputes and respond to valid legal notices.