Is it allowed to sell tracks I made with music maker jam app?

johnebaker wrote on 10/27/2013, 4:11 AM

Hi

This is a grey area re licensing - the App does allow you to share music you create and is advertised as so, however selling it is a different matter and is not allowed by the EULA - see section 6 here

Also see this post 5th answer down and Procyons summary 2nd post down.

John

cpc000cpc wrote on 10/27/2013, 4:13 AM

wolf...

I'm no copywrite lawyer, but I believe the question is not so much that you have used Music Maker to create your song, but exactly what tracks, loops, samples etc you have included. A recent posting suggests that some sources have options depending on whether the final product will be for your personal use or for profit. See here for reference to private or commercial licenses:

http://www.magix.info/us/hello-can-anyone-please-advise-could-i-make-southern.knowledge.1041154.html

Regards,

Carl

JoernPM wrote on 10/28/2013, 4:27 AM

Hi Wolfgang, YES, you can sell tracks made with Music Maker Jam. For that you just have to buy the right professional and unlimited license on catooh (for all the content you have used in your song): http://www.catooh.com/us/sys/id/Katalog/area/8860/. This really makes sense, if you plan to earn more than about 10US$ per track (--> if you have used one loop package in that song).

wolfgangschweizer wrote on 10/28/2013, 5:17 AM

Hi Wolfgang, YES, you can sell tracks made with Music Maker Jam. For that you just have to buy the right professional and unlimited license on catooh (for all the content you have used in your song): http://www.catooh.com/us/sys/id/Katalog/area/8860/. This really makes sense, if you plan to earn more than about 10US$ per track (--> if you have used one loop package in that song).

Thanks! Must I buy the license for each track new, or is valid for all tracks I make in future?

johnebaker wrote on 10/28/2013, 4:02 PM

Hi

JoernPM is correct in that you can purchase the Professional/Unimited licence, however you do need a license for each style you use.

The license conditions are found by clicking on the licence type links for the style in question.

See the link JoernPM has given.

John

luc_sana wrote on 4/11/2017, 8:23 AM

suis-je libre de vendre les morceaux que j'ai crées avec instruments VST ou Synthétiseur d'objet?

bubbb wrote on 6/8/2019, 4:27 PM

How about if I just use the instruments on Magix Music maker to make a song, do I need a license then?

RaveyDavey wrote on 6/9/2019, 1:12 AM

If you make a song with MM instruments and you intend to profit from the song financially I think you have to buy a commercial license for the instruments that are used in that song.

johnebaker wrote on 6/9/2019, 3:49 AM

@bubbb

. . . . How about if I just use the instruments on Magix Music maker to make a song, do I need a license . . . .

A licence is not needed if you use the instruments and the song is your own composition, the only with the caveat that you must not use the default MIDI sequences that are created when you drag an instrument to the timeline.

Have you read the 2 topics at the top of the Audio forum?

HTH

John EB