• Music Maker

  5 answers, most recent on 10/5/2020

  RE: Stream Safe Music for Twitch
  @Jeremie-Moore Thank you for the additional information. However, my advice is still the same: read the linked posts about Commercial Usage of Soundpools etc. and ensure you have the correct, "Commercial" licence. As I said before, my understanding
• Music Maker

  5 answers, most recent on 10/5/2020

  RE: Stream Safe Music for Twitch
  @Jeremie-Moore Hi . . . . What i mean by "stream safe" is the allowance of playing the music in the background of a stream without fear of having the chance of having a DMCA strike. . . . . Even with commercial licences for the Soundpools used,
• Music Maker

  5 answers, most recent on 10/5/2020

  RE: Stream Safe Music for Twitch
  @Jeremie-Moore Welcome to the Magix user to user forums. I'm not sure what you mean by stream safe but the context of your post seems to suggest you are asking about the licensing of Soundpools for commercial use. If that is correct, have you read
• Music Maker

  2 answers, most recent on 10/5/2020

  RE: Making Music for YouTube
  @JessR Hi, Why do you ask here when the information is available on the website? I presume that you purchased the Soundpool through Producer Planet and selected Commercial (Royalty Free). Click on the small "i" next to it to see a summary of the
• Music Maker

  2 answers, most recent on 10/5/2020

  RE: Making Music for YouTube
   If I make music using only Ambient Drones & Textures, am I able to Upload the music I make with it to YouTube and monetize it? Yes. Will I need a Magix Audio Pro license? I don't know what you exactly mean but the commercial license is enough.
• Music Maker

  2 answers, most recent on 10/5/2020

  Making Music for YouTube
  Hello, I am wondering if I am able to upload music on YouTube with monetization. I just installed Music Maker 64 Bit and recently purchased "Ambient Drones & Textures" with the license of "Commercial (Royalty Free). If I make music using only
• Music Maker

  One answer, on 10/5/2020

  RE: How to get Royality Free license for soundpools dvd's and cd's?
  Read the licence files on the discs. Most old discs can be used for commercial purposes (up to Soundpool DVD 16 if I remember correctly). Since you have the discs you can use the Soundpools on them for commercial purposes. Most Soundpools on discs
• Music Maker

  One answer, on 10/5/2020

  How to get Royality Free license for soundpools dvd's and cd's?
  Recently I have bought a few old magix soundpools DVD's and CD's. Since there is no more single license for commercial use avaliable, how can I aquire licenses for those old soundpools? Some soundpools (Movie score, rock alternative ver 3) are hard
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 10/4/2020

  RE: Black frames every 10 seconds or so in video .mp4 import
  @johnebaker Different source. This time, I'm pulling in an .mp4 from Facebook (yes... don't ask... LOL), in order to edit. Source video is fine... but black frames show up when I import. Looking at the media info... the file says the framerate is
• Music Maker

  4 answers, most recent on 9/25/2020

  RE: Upgrading to a Commercial Use License
  I personally think that loops are good for getting inspiration quickly but I would always replace them by similar sounding loops I made myself. The result is a song nobody else has. Using loop based songs commercially these days gets more
• Music Maker

  4 answers, most recent on 9/25/2020

  RE: Upgrading to a Commercial Use License
  I personally think that loops are good for getting inspiration quickly but I would always replace them by similar sounding loops I made myself. The result is a song nobody else has. Using loop based songs commercially these days gets more
• Music Maker

  4 answers, most recent on 9/25/2020

  RE: Upgrading to a Commercial Use License
  Interesting but disappointing. Thanks very much for your reply. It's a pity Magix hasn't thought of an upgrade option. I will not mention them here, for obvious reasons, but there are several other very competitive royalty free commercial loop
• Music Maker

  4 answers, most recent on 9/25/2020

  RE: Upgrading to a Commercial Use License
  You have to pay the full commercial price for all of them. There is sadly no option to pay just the difference and there is no commercial subscription. So that would be around $600 for 30 Soundpools.
• Music Maker

  4 answers, most recent on 9/25/2020

  Upgrading to a Commercial Use License
  I have a question regarding the procedure for upgrading from personal use to commercial use. For example if ten soundpools are initially purchased for personal use, and I then decide that I want to use them for commercial purposes, how do I pay the
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 9/22/2020

  RE: Commercial License
  Here is the Magix EULA for software like Movie Edit Pro and Music Maker: https://www.magix.com/us/eula/consumer/ 5. Using the Software and Contents for commercial purposes 5.1 Software In principle, the Software may be used for commercial purposes.
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 9/22/2020

  Commercial License
  If I edit videos for clients and in the process I introduce effects like transitions or other effects to complete a creation or look and feel to the video. Do I need a commercial license to sell this video editing creation service? I might also need
• Music Maker

  3 answers, most recent on 9/21/2020

  RE: Twitch Stream
  I would say it is commercial use. Concrete information can you only get from sales support at infoservice@magix.net
• Video Pro X

  10 answers, most recent on 9/7/2020

  RE: VPX 17 - Sound error when exporting
  @SullyPanda76us Hi Sully. [...] Ray. Hi Ray! heres the text output @johnebaker gonna try that. I'm using VPX 17 anyway   General Complete name                            : T:\Magix\Video Pro X\MesaCentral.mp4 Format
• Music Maker

  2 answers, most recent on 9/3/2020

  Just purchased a commercial license of some samples i need help
  If i want to upload a video that contains some samples i already licensed do i need to put a disclaimer,get white-listed or something like that ?
• Music Maker

  17 answers, most recent on 9/3/2020

  RE: [Closed] Selling music created in Music Maker, using my own loops.
  So I buy the software (Magix music maker) , I buy soundpool packs etc , I use parts of the loops to create my own song that sounds nothing like anything in the sounpools , but still cannot copyright it or sell it ? So why am I investing in this
• Music Maker

  20 answers, most recent on 9/2/2020

  RE: [Closed] Do I own the copyright if I "tweak" loops included?
  This forum thread is old but I located it on a search for the copyright aspects of Soundpools and anything that may have been created by other musicians that is available in loop or snippet format. I found the answer by accident on MAGIX's own page
• Other products

  2 answers, most recent on 9/2/2020

  How do I see with commercial license I already own.
  I own several sound pools, about 6 with commercial license. I cant tell with are commercial and which arent. Is there an easy way to see this? They dont seem to be listed under my account in magix.com
• Video Pro X

  37 answers, most recent on 9/3/2020

  RE: RUNNING OUT OF SPACE
  Will try. The disk is one I burned myself - it's a film I made a few years back. So nothing commercial.  
• Video Pro X

  37 answers, most recent on 9/3/2020

  RE: RUNNING OUT OF SPACE
  @MCK If the file is from a commercial disk it may have copy protection code in it. Most if not all video editors will not play such files. Like I said, find the folder in the import section of VPX. If it won't play there is won't play in the editor.