Definition of “Royalty-Free” Music

What is Royalty-Free Music?

Answer: Royalty-free music refers to music that can be licensed for use without the need to pay ongoing royalties or license fees.

Once you pay for the music or acquire it through a free platform, you’re typically free to use it in your projects (videos, podcasts, ads) without paying extra fees each time it’s used.

However, there may still be some limitations depending on the specific license, like where or how many times you can use it.

FAQ: Royalty-Free Music

1. Is royalty-free copyrighted?

Answer: Yes, royalty-free music is still copyrighted, but the creator allows you to use it without paying ongoing royalties, usually under specific licensing terms.

You must follow the license agreement when using the music.

2. What happens if you use royalty-free music?

Answer: If you use royalty-free music, you can legally include it in your projects without paying ongoing royalties, as long as you follow the licensing terms.

Some may require a one-time fee or proper attribution.

3. Can I use royalty-free music for commercial purposes?

Answer: Yes, you can use royalty-free music for commercial purposes, as long as the specific license allows it. Be sure to check the terms, as some tracks may require attribution or have limitations on commercial use.

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David Ch
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