I found this link. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2931?viewlocale=de_DE&locale=de_DE
Accordingly, the loops in GarageBand are (synonymous commercially as background music for films, promotional films, TV reports) or used audio books.
Now there is so synonymous with GarageBand jingles finished. Somewhere in the Manual of GarageBand from Apple that they are running synonymous with loops. Thus, the jingles are synonymous according to my interpretation, commercially used for these purposes. Liege ich da right, or does someone else? These jingles are still not synonymous, in the title or Gema listed?
Regards Matthias
Antwort von idolum:
There are ready-made jingles for GarageBand?
(For a few dollars, really is a few dollars) are available at Jamendo.com Royalty Free Music for all sorts of projects. A title for ne horror documentary less than for a feature film costs, etc. pp.
Look there to.
Antwort von Matthias335:
Sorry, I can see now, these jingles, which I found using the GarageBand Search come from the folder "Apple Loops for Soundtrack Pro" more from the subfolder "Associated Production Music". Thus, I correct my question. Are these jingles of soundtrack pro commercially viable and not subject to the Gema?
Antwort von Miene Baja:
If I correctly understand the text they may use for commercial purposes, you not only rude, they were allowed to resell as your loops. I am thinking it is synonymous to the title of Magic Garage tape.
