• Royalty-Free Music: This refers to music you can use after paying a one-time license fee, with no recurring royalties. It’s ideal for creators as it provides clear usage rights without ongoing costs.
   
• Stock Music: A category of pre-produced music specifically created for licensing. Stock music often overlaps with royalty-free music but may include a broader range of licensing terms, such as pay-per-use, a subscription fee or exclusive rights.

• No Copyright Music: Music labeled as "no copyright" usually means the creator allows its use under specific conditions, often through Creative Commons licenses. However, it’s not entirely free of copyright, and misuse can still lead to claims.
   

Each term defines a different way to access and use music, and knowing these distinctions ensures you select tracks that fit your creative needs and legal requirements.

With Royalty Free Electronic Music, the purchase of an unlimited music license gives you the right to use the individual music titles for your project purposes in accordance with the royalty free electronic music license agreement.

we do not differentiate between specific license types in terms of the reach or number of uses of your projects featuring our music. 

The royalty free electronic music license agreement can be found on the checkout pages of the music tracks and bundles.

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