![]() And BTW, sticking with the topic of Royalty-Free(aka Public Domain)loops, Attribute derivative works declarations on Royalty-Free(Public Domain) loops from this site are not required on sites such as Youtube, SoundCloud, ReverbNation, Spotify and so on. JoeFunktastic : Wed 28th Feb 2018 : 4 years ago Always follow the posting rules of other sites because they can ban or flag you for violating their rules. the site did not make that loop, an actual person did and that is what the other website wants to know that possibly for legal reasons. If they require you to Attribute derivative works, then each loop creator and their loop name must be written in the appropriate location area. So choose Public Domain(Royalty-Free) to be safe on that other site. Once you license something as Creative Commons, legally you cannot revoke that Creative Commons license. But you can license your project with the least restrictive Creative Commons license (CC-BY) to establish the fact that you arranged those loops and mixed them uniquely in your song. You cannot re-license the loops as Creative Commons because you must be the content creator to do that. Since loops here are licensed as Royalty-Free that falls under Public Domain. To answer your specific questions: is the only legal license that matters here. JoeFunktastic : Tue 27th Feb 2018 : 4 years ago ![]()
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