Professional License

In short:

• The music is licensed to you for use within your creative projects, not as a creative project in itself.

• You don't need to credit Iain Morland when you use it, but you can't credit it to yourself.

In full:

The music is licensed for professional use.

That means you can use any or all of it in any number of your projects without paying further fees ('royalties').

Examples of projects in which the music can be used are:

• the soundtrack to a computer game

• background music on a CD containing speech or sound effects

• the soundtrack to a multimedia presentation (e.g. PowerPoint)

You can broadcast the music without paying any royalties directly to Iain Morland.

Examples of broadcasting are:

• the soundtrack to an internet animation (e.g. Flash)

• background music in a commercial venue, such as a shop or waiting room

• the soundtrack to a movie, radio, TV or theatre show

• music featured in a podcast

The music is also copyright Iain Morland.

That means the only person allowed to release it as a music product is Iain Morland.

• You are not permitted to sell or give away the music under your name (or stage/band name).

• You are not permitted to sell or give away the music after remixing it, or after adding new instruments or vocals to it.

Finally, the music is licensed to you only.

This means you can't distribute it to other people who may use it "as is".

Examples of distribution that are not permitted are:

• making the music available to clients in a recording studio/production facility

• sharing the music on a peer-to-peer network, such as LimeWire

• burning the music "as is" on a CD that you give or sell to someone else

Any questions? Please email us.