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| Royalty Free | Yes |
|---|---|
| Category | Single Track |
| Track Count | 1 |
| BPM | 103 |
| Duration | 49:54 |
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SINGLE TRACK - Licences
Our licenses listed under SINGLE TRACK are valid for one music title each. The one-time, non-exclusive acquisition of a user licence entitles the holder to use and publicly perform the licensed royalty-free music as background music within the framework of a single audiovisual online LIVE-streaming video (films) + video on demand (project-related licensing) for an unlimited period of time and worldwide. The conditions for the two tariffs are as follows:
Standard License
- trainer, teacher, coach, therapist & natural persons
- commercial use & distribution for self-marketing
- no direct money earning with the project (e.g. within a paid prevention course or a subscription service)
- streaming via social platforms including: Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Zoom, Twitch, etc. + own website
- no sublicensing of the video
- no mechanical duplication
- download the track for use
Business License
- for freelancers and physical companies (gyms, sports clubs, etc.)
- commercial use & distribution for self-marketing
- earn money directly with the project (e.g. within a paid prevention course or a subscription service)
- streaming on social platforms including: Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Zoom, Twitch, etc. + commercial website
- sublicensing of the video
- mechanical duplication as DVD (up to 1.000 pieces)
- download the track for use
The displayed prices include the legal value added tax.
To acquire the respective license we need the title, length, location (medium) and release date of the planned video(s) (film).
If your desired type of use is not listed for your planned media project (e.g. commercial on radio, TV or cinema, App, Games, Podcast, DVD, etc.), please send us an inquiry and we will be happy to make you an individual offer.
The user licence and royalty-free exemption guarantee you a legally secure and carefree use of the music without the payment of royalty fees and costly subsequent licensing.
