We offer two creator licenses, one of which covers a single project (1 video or 1 audio) and one of which covers multiple projects.  

To reinstate your video on YouTube after a copyright strike, please follow these steps:

1. Log in to your YouTube account.
2. Go to the Creator Studio.
3. Find the “Video Manager” section.
4. Locate the video that received the copyright strike and click on “Copyright Notices” or “View Copyright Details.”
5. Look for the option to “File a dispute” or “Provide license information.”
6. Click on that option and follow the instructions to upload your license file. Ensure that the license file is readily available on your computer.
7. Once you’ve successfully uploaded your license, YouTube’s copyright team will review your dispute. If everything is in order, they will remove the copyright strike from your video.

We offer a diverse selection of vocal-style soundtracks that cater to various audiences. Our collection includes mixed vocals, tracks featuring exclusively male or female vocals. To help customers find female vocals effortlessly, we’ve added descriptive tags below each track. The decision to incorporate female vocals depends on your preferences, and we provide options that accommodate different choices.

To provide information about your business, build trust with potential clients, and help convince the visitor that you are a good fit for them.

The voice tag is removed after a license has been purchased (except the standard artist license – which has one intro tag) .

Video licenses: Yes! You will not have to pay any royalties whatsoever when using our soundtracks in your project.

Artist license: No, we believe artist and producers should be equally paid out by any royalty revenues once the track has been released