Music Rights - royalty free?

cuttingfloor

Does anyone know if the music library via VideoPad's online imports is royalty-free to use for a commercial that promotes a service or product?

I noticed the tracks are under ASCAP, but am curious with a purchased software license of this program if that is included.

microedit

Royalty free implies that when published regardless of the number of times it is shown it will not be subject to fee collections, or that if you make money off of it when you sell it in a product there would be no fee collection. The website doesn't include anything about partial fees like if using it commercially.

They wouldn't forget to add info about partial fees because they thought enough to include info in the help about Videopad button about not being liable for any part of the software even if it results in someone's death. It can be assumed they won't be liable even mean if your commercial bombs.

Earpollution

This would be a good question to have officially answered by Video Pad, since using any videos I create on YouTube that are monetized require a license.

My audio and video software from other companies that include music fills similar to my Video Pad software, all have licenses allowing product owners to use the music in commercial applications such as YouTube. If the Video Pad music in the software does not allow it to be used within a project I create on Video Pad, that's a really big issue, especially with the cost of the software and upgrades.

microedit

These guys are out of Australia. I don't think they answer the forum even for stuff related to operating their software.

AltoUSA

Hello,

Just a reminder that this is a "user community forum". If you have questions or support needs from NCH Software themselves you will need to head on over to their support channel found here: http://www.nch.com.au/support/index.html

AltoUSA