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2 answers, most recent on 7/1/2022
[Solved] Music Maker Crashed after purchase of Summer Bundle will not download

After purchasing the Royalty Free version of the Summer Bundle that is on sale, the Music Maker program crashed. I have went through the trouble shooting guide to recover the file. Still no download. The information on the store tab said it is

Music Maker
4 answers, most recent on 11/2/2021
RE: [Solved] What do I need to do to publish my track on Spotify?

@Barak_Ben_Dov For publishing on Spotify and alike, Is it enough that I but I buy a soundpool with Commercial (Royalty Free)? Yes. You need to buy a commercial license for every Soundpool you use. If you only use virtual instruments with MIDI or

Music Maker
4 answers, most recent on 11/2/2021
[Solved] What do I need to do to publish my track on Spotify?

Good morning!For publishing on Spotify and alike, Is it enough that I but I buy a soundpool with Commercial (Royalty Free)?Also, can I buy a Commercial version, of something that I already bought a Non-commercial version of?I use the 2022

Music Maker
3 answers, most recent on 10/29/2021
[Solved] Very old licenses and "Magix Creation" logo

I have some "ancient" Magix CDs (MMM 5, MMM v2000, Live Act Pool) that have soundpools in them. The license file specifies: USE OF ALL SOUND FILES EXCEPT THE FILES ON THE ARTISTPOOL CD ROMsAll created works can be used royalty-free for commercial or

Music Maker
3 answers, most recent on 9/5/2021
[Solved] Finding your used soundpools

Hi there , so .. this is a continuation of a previous thread where I have created some music and now im planning on getting the royalty free version, however I can no longer tell which soundpools i used to create my composition... is there a way to

Music Maker
2 answers, most recent on 9/3/2021
[Solved] royalty free loops question

I got some free loops from the store and made some sounds im happy with , due to them being commercial i inderstand i cannot use them for monetary gain, unless i get the royalty free version. Not sure if this has been asked before ... but if i buy

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5 answers, most recent on 8/29/2022
[Solved] Not sure on the Licences, need more clarity

I was recently informed that in the world of music, If I am to distribute mixes of sounds of other people's works (Basically what these Soundpools are), that I need to have permission from the original artists. I know that the Royalty Free License

Music Maker
2 answers, most recent on 2/13/2021
RE: [Solved] Are all instruments royalty free?

@LenaDr Hi . . . . Are all instruments royalty free? . . . If you are: composing an original piece of work - if you are using someone else's composition it may be subject to Copyright and/or Royalty fees using the Instruments to either write the

Music Maker
2 answers, most recent on 2/13/2021
[Solved] Are all instruments royalty free?

Are all instruments royalty free? If not, how do I know if the instruments that I have already bought are royalty free or not?

Music Maker
3 answers, most recent on 12/22/2020
RE: [Solved] Commercial Fee

@Peebo-Mondia Welcome to the Magix user to user forums. If you mean is there a single payment a user can make in order to have all content Commercial Royalty Free then the answer is No. It is necessary to buy a separate commercial licence for each

Music Maker
3 answers, most recent on 12/22/2020
[Solved] Commercial Fee

Is there a one-time Commercial Royalty Fee for all the content?

Music Maker
4 answers, most recent on 12/9/2020
[Solved] Just a quick question about commercial licenses

I am about to get myself a Bundle and I will buy the Commercial (Royalty Free) one. Now I am planing on creating videos and having music/sound from said Bundle in it. Is there anything I need to be aware of? Will I get a code or something that shows

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One answer, on 9/6/2020
[Solved] Use of Soundpools in non-Magix Software (Licensing question)

I would like to know if the use of Soundpools available from http://www.producerplanet.com are permitted in non-Magix Software. I've looked at the licences (the royalty-free Soundpools are the ones of interest to me), and there is no mention of

Music Maker
5 answers, most recent on 9/25/2019
[Solved] Where can I see license conditions of my soundpools?

Where can I see license conditions(whether non-commercial or royalty free) of my soundpools I already have which downloaded via in-program store(Music Maker)? When I search that soundpools in the store again, I can only see "acquired" mark and it

SOUND FORGE
6 answers, most recent on 8/1/2018
RE: [Solved] Can I sell music with sounds made from Sound Forge and/or Sampiltude?

I would assume that if you used Samplitude to create new loops from basic sounds (royalty-free drum samples, commercially bought drum samples from somewhere like Time+Space, or VST drum synths like FXpansion Geist or BFD3 etc.), then mixed those

Music Maker
5 answers, most recent on 2/19/2017
[Solved] Copyright on drum&bass vol3

Hi, Just checking that the audio tracks in drum&bass vol3 are royalty free and I can use them commercially without credit as long as I have magix music maker full. If im wrong could you link the creative commons clause. Thanks 🙂

Music Maker
5 answers, most recent on 5/29/2023
RE: Commercial License

@Danny-Gilbert Hi Usage limits of the Soundpool loops depend on which licences you bought If you bought the Commercial(Royalty free) loops then there is no limit to the number of views, streamings eg Spotify or reproductions ie your creations on

Music Maker
One answer, on 8/13/2023
RE: Standard/Royalty Free

@Ikonik You can buy the commercial license for every Soundpool you use in your songs from https://producerplanet.com/ But I'm pretty sure you can only publish your music by yourself, but not sell them as beats for other musicians because they also

Music Maker
6 answers, most recent on 6/27/2023
license

Over the years have bought versions of Music maker and soundpools and more sounpools have many many thousands of sounds some are royalty free but to buy a licence to cover commercial use seems a nightmare of confusion others have noted this on