🤔Can generated music be commercially used?
Short answer: YES!
What You Can Do All sounds generated with Deep Noise are fully cleared for commercial use while you maintain an active subscription (free or premium). This includes:
Released music on streaming platforms and physical media
Film, TV, and video game soundtracks
Commercial advertising and branded content
Live performances and DJ sets
Client work and commissioned productions
Your creative work using Deep Noise sounds is entirely yours—no royalties, no attribution required, no hidden licensing fees.
Distribution Restrictions
What You Cannot Do Generated sounds cannot be redistributed as standalone audio assets. Specifically prohibited:
Selling or distributing sounds as sample packs or preset collections
Uploading to sample marketplaces
Sharing raw generations in sound libraries or databases
Sublicensing the sounds to third parties
This restriction protects the value of the service and ensures fair use among all subscribers.
Subscription Requirement
Your license to use generated sounds in commercial projects remains valid only while your subscription (including free tier) is active. If your subscription lapses:
Previously released music remains unaffected
New commercial projects cannot use previously generated sounds
Reactivating your subscription restores all usage rights
⚠️ Important Note: These terms apply to the raw generated sounds. Music you create using these sounds as elements remains your intellectual property in perpetuity, regardless of subscription status.
💡 Simple Rule: You can use Deep Noise sounds to make and sell music, but you can't sell the sounds themselves.
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