Some licensing questions that have come up lately….

Q: The ownership rights to a product I have developed using UniqueTracks music are being bought-out by another company. How is the music licensing affected? Is the UniqueTracks music license transferred with all ownership rights for the product?

A: No, not immediately. In order for the company that is buying out your product to have full rights to the UniqueTracks soundtrack used within, they too will have to purchase a license for the specific tracks.

Q: I am a freelance designer and I’m creating a Flash production for a client. How does your license agreement work when the music I choose becomes part of the client’s production?

A: The company that ends up owning the project should be the licensee for any tracks you choose from the UniqueTracks Production Music Library.

Tip: If are a freelance designer, you can use the “Bill to” address for the company address (the owner of the project) and use the “Ship to” address for your address when purchasing music online from our website.

Did you know we can provide free low-resolution preview tracks for your presentation to the client if you require it. Upon approval by the client, you can then purchase the licensing and the full-resolution tracks.

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