You ARE the exclusive rights holder of your SONG... just not the underlying BEAT. Two different things there. It's just like a movie.. that Disney movie may be exclusively licensed to Disney Plus, but some of those songs in it are definitely non-exclusively licensed and used in other projects. You have nonexclusive rights to the BEAT, but you have exclusive rights to your SONG. Hope that clears up any confusion there! Go get it!
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- Am I obligated to publish tracks I buy from SFR Beats?
- If I use one of your instrumental covers, do I still have to get permission to use the song that is being covered?
- I Think My Trackouts / Stems Have the Wrong Audio Files in Them - Help!
- I am a First Time Customer Concerned with Legal Issues and Royalties and Distributors. Help!
- Why is Facebook and YouTube Muting My Video when I purchased my Beat?
- How to Import Trackouts / Stems in Garage Band for Apple Mac
- I don't know what to do about Distrokid's YouTube policy... Help!
- My Streaming Service is saying I don't have Rights to use my Beat! Help!
- I need exclusive rights to my song to publish - How do I do that if I leased a beat?
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