An Audiodrome license allows you to use the purchased track as part of a finished Project. Examples include videos, advertisements, podcasts, courses, films, broadcasts, apps, games, livestreams, and client productions.

The music must remain embedded in the finished Project. You may not distribute the track as a standalone music file or make it available for others to extract.

Yes. The license covers commercial content, advertising, branded content, monetized publishing, and client work when the music remains embedded in the finished Project.

Yes. The license grants the synchronization and master-use rights needed to combine the purchased recording with permitted visual, spoken, interactive, or other Project content.

These rights apply only to the permitted uses described in the License Agreement. Ownership of the music is not transferred.

Yes. The license provides worldwide coverage without territory restrictions, subject to the License Agreement and any rules imposed by the platform, broadcaster, venue, or distributor you use.

The license is perpetual and does not require renewal. You may continue using the purchased track in permitted Projects as long as you comply with the License Agreement.

Royalty-free means you pay Audiodrome once for the license and do not owe Audiodrome recurring license fees or a share of your Project revenue.

Royalty-free does not mean copyright-free. Audiodrome music remains protected by copyright. Public-performance or performing-rights obligations may also apply to certain venues, broadcasters, or organizations.

No. Audiodrome licenses individual tracks and collections through one-time purchases. There is no subscription or recurring license payment.

No. Attribution is not required. If you would like to provide credit, you may use wording such as “Music: [Track Name] by Audiodrome.”

Yes. You may use the purchased track in unlimited permitted Projects. The music must remain embedded in each finished Project, and every use must comply with the License Agreement.

Yes. You may publish permitted Projects across multiple accounts, channels, websites, and platforms. Audiodrome does not impose a one-channel limit.

Each platform maintains its own publishing, monetization, and music rules. The Audiodrome license does not override those separate platform requirements.

Yes. You may trim, loop, fade, adjust timing, and mix the music with other elements when necessary to fit your Project.

You may not use those edits to claim ownership, create a competing music asset, or distribute an edited version as a standalone track.

You may combine the music with voice-over, narration, dialogue, or other content as part of a finished Project.

The license does not allow you to turn the track into a new standalone song, release it through a music streaming service, or claim the resulting composition as your own.

No. Audiodrome licenses are non-exclusive. Other customers may license and use the same track in their own Projects.

No. The license is issued to the purchaser and cannot be sold, assigned, gifted, or transferred as a separate license.

Client work is permitted, but delivering a finished client Project does not transfer ownership of the music or the underlying license.

Prohibited uses include:

• Reselling, sharing, gifting, or redistributing the raw track or stems
• Uploading the music as a standalone release, album, playlist, or soundtrack channel
• Making the music available so another person can download or extract it
• Including the track in a competing music library, stock pack, or reusable template
• Registering the music or a Project containing it with a Content ID system
• Claiming authorship or ownership of the music
• Using the music to create a logo, trademark, or service mark
• Using the music in unlawful, defamatory, pornographic, or otherwise prohibited content described in the License Agreement

Review your signed License Agreement for the complete restriction list.

Yes. You may use licensed music in permitted Projects published on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, Pinterest, Snapchat, Vimeo, Twitch, and similar platforms.

The music must remain embedded in your Project. Standalone music uploads and soundtrack-only channels are not permitted.

Yes. The license permits monetization when the purchased music is embedded in a qualifying Project.

Monetization remains subject to the platform’s own rules, review systems, and eligibility requirements. Audiodrome cannot guarantee that a platform will approve or maintain monetization.

Yes. You may use licensed tracks in advertisements, sponsored content, trailers, product videos, branded campaigns, crowdfunding videos, and paid social promotion.

Yes. Licensed music may be embedded in films, television programs, documentaries, radio productions, video-on-demand content, OTT productions, cinema releases, and related advertising.

Broadcasters, venues, or distributors may have separate reporting or public-performance requirements. Follow their instructions and provide your signed agreement when requested.

Yes. You may use the music in audio or video podcasts and livestreams, including intros, outros, transitions, and music placed beneath speech or other program content.

You may not publish the track as a music-only podcast episode, radio stream, or standalone listening experience.

Yes. You may embed licensed tracks in website content, landing pages, course lessons, e-learning materials, presentations, tutorials, and similar finished Projects.

The Project must not give users access to the raw music file or allow them to extract it for separate use.

Yes. You may use the music as an integrated part of an app, game, software product, interactive experience, or VR production.

The track must remain embedded in the experience and must not be offered as a downloadable, reusable, or separately accessible music asset.

Yes, when the music is embedded in a finished presentation, video, installation, performance production, or similar Project.

Venues and event organizers may maintain blanket public-performance licenses or reporting procedures. Ask the organizer about any separate requirements that apply at the venue.

Yes. You may reproduce and distribute physical copies of a finished Project when the licensed music remains embedded in that Project.

You may not distribute the raw track, a soundtrack-only album, or physical media intended primarily to provide access to the music itself.

Not necessarily. Music offered inside a social platform is governed by that platform’s terms, which may differ between personal, creator, and business accounts.

Your Audiodrome license covers the Audiodrome track you purchased. It does not grant rights to music obtained from another platform, artist, label, or music library.

Yes. Freelancers, agencies, production companies, and other businesses may use licensed music in Projects created for clients.

The client may receive, publish, advertise, distribute, and monetize the finished Project when the music remains embedded in it.

The freelancer, agency, production company, or client may purchase the track. The purchaser becomes the license holder and remains responsible for complying with the License Agreement.

A freelancer or agency may purchase the track and use it in a finished client Project. The client does not need a separate purchase merely to publish that finished Project.

You may deliver the completed video, advertisement, podcast episode, application, presentation, or other finished Project in which the music is embedded.

The client does not receive ownership of the music, the underlying copyright, or a transferable license to use the track separately.

No. The client does not receive the raw track or stems as a reusable music file.

If the client needs the track for a separate Project that you are not creating under your license, the client should purchase the appropriate track or collection directly from Audiodrome.

Yes. Your client may publish, advertise, distribute, and monetize the finished Project on their channels when the music remains embedded and the Project complies with the License Agreement.

Yes. You may use the purchased track in unlimited permitted Projects, including Projects created for different clients.

Each client may use the finished Project you deliver. Clients may not extract or reuse the music in new Projects of their own without a separate license.

A client’s request does not grant permission to use a third-party song. Popular commercial recordings often require permission from several rights holders.

An Audiodrome license covers only the Audiodrome music identified in your purchase. Use a properly licensed Audiodrome track or obtain the necessary permissions for the requested third-party song.

Keep the purchase confirmation, signed License Agreement, track title, order details, and a record of the client Project in which the music was used.

You may provide the client with a copy of the agreement as evidence of permission. Doing so does not transfer the license or the raw music file.

Royalty-free music is still copyrighted. Automated recognition systems may identify copyrighted music in a video even when the uploader has a valid license.

A claim can also result from incomplete platform records, incorrect matching, or a rights administrator acting on behalf of a copyright owner.

No. A claim by itself does not determine whether your use is licensed. It means a platform or claimant identified copyrighted material and initiated its review process.

Your signed Audiodrome agreement is evidence that you have permission for uses covered by the license.

A copyright claim commonly affects monetization, tracking, or availability of particular content. A strike or takedown is a separate and generally more serious enforcement action.

Terminology and consequences differ by platform. Read the notice carefully and follow the process provided for that specific notice.

1. Confirm that the identified track matches your Audiodrome purchase.
2. Read the platform notice and identify the claimant, affected content, and timecode.
3. Use the platform’s dispute or response process.
4. State that you have a license and provide the requested purchase or license documentation.
5. Contact Audiodrome if you need assistance with documentation or claim information.

Do not register Audiodrome music or Projects containing it with a Content ID system.

Keep the following records:

• Your purchase confirmation email
• Your signed License Agreement
• The purchased track title
• Your order or transaction details
• The URL of the published Project
• Any claim reference, screenshot, claimant name, and timecode

No music provider can control every automated platform system or guarantee that a claim will never occur.

Your Audiodrome purchase gives you documented permission for covered uses. Keep your signed agreement so you can respond if a platform requests proof.

Audiodrome will provide commercially reasonable support, including helping you identify the track and supplying available licensing documentation.

The platform or claimant controls the review and final decision. Audiodrome cannot guarantee removal, response times, restored revenue, or a specific platform outcome.

Please send:

• The email address used for your purchase
• The title of the Audiodrome track
• A link to the affected content
• The platform’s claim reference or a screenshot
• The claimant’s name, if shown
• The timecode of the claimed music

Send the information through the Audiodrome contact page or email admin@audiodrome.net.

The client may respond through the platform using the signed agreement connected to the licensed Project.

The license holder should retain the purchase documents and assist the client with proof that the music was licensed for the finished Project.

Audiodrome tracks are supplied in MP3 and WAV formats. These formats provide options for convenient editing and higher-quality production workflows.

Your music and purchase information are delivered after successful payment. Check the email address used at checkout, including its spam or junk folder.

If the email does not arrive, contact Audiodrome with your purchase email and transaction information.

Download links remain active for at least 30 days after delivery. Download your files promptly and store a secure backup for your own licensed use.

If you experience a delivery problem, contact Audiodrome with your purchase details.

Yes. You may store a secure copy of your purchased files and use the track in future permitted Projects.

Your stored files must not be shared, transferred, resold, or made available for anyone else to download.

Every purchase includes a signed agreement tied to the email address used for the purchase. Keep the agreement with your purchase confirmation and Project records.

If you cannot locate it, check your spam or junk folder and then contact Audiodrome with your purchase email and order details.

Contact Audiodrome with the email address used for the purchase, the transaction details, and the billing information you need included.

Do not send complete card numbers or other sensitive payment credentials by email or through the contact form.

Because Audiodrome supplies digital products, purchases are generally final and non-refundable.

A refund may be considered if an error or fault on Audiodrome’s part prevents you from accessing or using the purchased files and the problem cannot be resolved. Rights required by applicable law also remain unaffected.

Read the complete Refund Policy before requesting a refund.

Browse the Audiodrome music library and explore tracks by genre, subgenre, mood, tempo, BPM, key, and other available categories.

You can also explore curated music collections built around related styles and creative uses.

Use the contact form or email admin@audiodrome.net.

Include your purchase email, track title, order details, and a clear description of the issue. Audiodrome aims to respond within 24 hours.