The important thing here is that you can do what you want with it, but it is NOT yours, which means that other people may well use the same beat - which if one of you becomes a millionaire and the other does not - could perhaps cause some issues. Imagine if your song is mixed so the beat is what youtube, spotify and shazzam grab as the fingerprint, but when people shazzam your release, it comes up with somebody else's recording with the same beat? Nothing you can do about it.
Those terms are pretty normal, and I'd have no issue using them myself - they would not worry me. Once I'd mangled the beat, I doubt anyone would get mistaken for me - although it does sometimes on spotify, but as they bring up somebody quite famous I figure I get the bette
The important thing here is that you can do what you want with it, but it is NOT yours, which means that other people may well use the same beat - which if one of you becomes a millionaire and the other does not - could perhaps cause some issues. Imagine if your song is mixed so the beat is what youtube, spotify and shazzam grab as the fingerprint, but when people shazzam your release, it comes up with somebody else's recording with the same beat? Nothing you can do about it.
Those terms are pretty normal, and I'd have no issue using them myself - they would not worry me. Once I'd mangled the beat, I doubt anyone would get mistaken for me - although it does sometimes on spotify, but as they bring up somebody quite famous I figure I get the better deal?
so if i make a rap when i purchase license with this beat i wouldnt have eny trouble also im new to this budt do you credit the producer when you buy a license or not ? in the youtube describion ?