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What are the usage rights of my voice-over recordings?

  • Writer: Peo Drangert
    Peo Drangert
  • Dec 12, 2019
  • 1 min read

Updated: Apr 9

Unless otherwise specified, all recordings from Voicemachine has the default usage rights are "non-paid ads in perpetuity", meaning it can be used without time or territory limits for non-paid advertising (organic use in perpetuity).


Paid advertising:

Paid ads may have limitations, typically based on media buy budget, time, or territory. After a paid campaign ends, the content can usually remain available on non-paid platforms (such as your website or YouTube channel) unless otherwise stated in the agreement.


Voice-over usage rights:

All recordings include synchronization rights, meaning the voice-over is licensed for use in the specific project or production it was created for.

  • You may freely use the recording in the intended production.

  • You may not reuse the recording (or parts of it) in other projects without permission.

  • You may not sell or distribute the recording as a standalone product.

  • You are not allowed to create an artificial voice or artificial voice models of any type from the content delivered.


Examples:

  • A telephone system recording cannot be resold or used by another company.

  • A voice-over from a web video cannot be reused in a radio commercial or another production without approval.


If you have special requirements or need extended usage, please contact us.



Contact us if you have any questions or specific needs.


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