Music License
This Music License covers the audio you create and export with Mix-Fi (your “Tracks”). In short: your Tracks are yours to use, including commercially, for free. There's just one limit, explained below. This license does not cover the Mix-Fi app itself (see “The Mix-Fi software” at the end).
1. Your Tracks are yours
You own the Tracks you make with Mix-Fi, subject to these terms. You get a worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual right to use them, whether you're on the free version or a paid plan. No fees, no royalties, no separate clearance.
2. What you can do
- Use your Tracks for any purpose, personal or commercial.
- Put them inside end products: games, apps, films, videos, ads, podcasts, streams, and other productions you make or make for clients.
- Release and sell them as songs on streaming and download platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp, and the like).
- Modify, remix, and build on them in your own projects.
- No attribution is required. A “Made with Mix-Fi” credit is always appreciated but never mandatory.
3. The one limit: no reselling Tracks as assets
You may not redistribute or resell Tracks on a standalone basis, where the audio itself is the product other people buy to reuse. Specifically, you may not:
- Include Tracks in sample packs, sound or music libraries, stock or royalty-free catalogs, asset stores, or beat marketplaces.
- Sell or distribute Tracks in bulk or in batches as reusable assets.
- Distribute Tracks in any form designed to let others extract and reuse the raw audio as standalone files.
Rule of thumb: putting a track in your game or releasing it as a song is exactly what this is for. Selling the tracks as assets for other people to reuse is not.
4. No exclusivity
Mix-Fi is deterministic: the same seed produces the same music, so other people can generate Tracks identical or similar to yours. Your rights are non-exclusive. You can't claim exclusive ownership of a Track that others are also able to create. To keep things fair for everyone, don't register Mix-Fi Tracks with content-identification or rights systems (such as YouTube Content ID or a performing-rights organization) in a way that could block other users from using music they generated themselves.
5. The Mix-Fi software
This license is about your music, not the app. Mix-Fi's software, design, name, and branding are our intellectual property and are not licensed to you here. See the Terms of Service.
6. Contact
Questions about what's allowed? Reach us at hello@mix-fi.com. If your use is a bit unusual, just ask.