HELP - FAQ Faq
1-19 Can I play your songs in stores, restaurants, or other commercial facilities as in-store background music?
Yes, you can play our music in your commercial premises. The purchase of one license permits the public playing of the music at a single physical location.
[Multiple Premise Options]
-One-Time Fee Option-
For each additional location beyond the first, a duplication fee is required, which is approximately 30% of the price of a single license.
-Annual Fee Option-
For businesses managing a large number of premises, such as franchise operations, we offer an annual blanket license. This license is designed to cover all the locations of your business where in-store music is played.
Please contact us with the number of establishments and tracks for licensing to offer the best in-store music option for you.
- 1-1 Can I post videos with your audio in the background on online video-sharing websites and platforms?
- 1-2 Can we use your tracks as background music for our website or other online presentations on third-party platforms?
- 1-3 Can we allow our clients to play and listen to your music via a smartphone app?
- 1-4 We have used one of your tunes as our corporate and service sound logo. Could we register it as an audio trademark?
- 1-5 Can I use your tunes or sound effects in electrical appliances or other physical devices for UI sounds, such as notification and alert tones?
- 1-6 Are there any content production areas where the use of your music is prohibited?
- 1-7 Can we distribute audio from the Nash Music Library as our game's soundtrack for our fans and audience to enjoy through music streaming services or possibly as audio downloads?
- 1-8 Can I publish video content that uses your tunes as background music to international viewers without any territorial restrictions?
- 1-9 Am I permitted to cover your music and release it publicly? Additionally, can I create derivative works from your music and make them public?
- 1-10 Must I add a music credit to my production if I use your tune?
- 1-11 How should we obtain the license if we outsource audio post-production work to another company that uses the audio?
- 1-12 Can we, as a company, lend our licensed tracks to our branch offices or studios for use in their productions, which may be separately planned and executed without any involvement of the personnel under the licensee information?
- 1-13 I've searched the page but am unable to locate the name of the composer. Could you provide the composer's information for this music?
- 1-14 We produced a DVD for our client using your music. If they convert it into a digital format for online sharing, like on YouTube, does our client need to acquire an additional license?
- 1-15 As a corporate licensee, can we allow our remote personnel, who are working outside our studio but on the same project, to use the licensed tune?
- 1-16 Can I register audio drama content using your track as background music to YouTube Content ID as the sound recording content holder of the drama?
- 1-17 We will localize TV programs using your music for overseas audiences. Do we have to seek your permission to redo the audio with the help of a local post-production studio?
- 1-18 Can we redistribute our content using your music in its soundtrack even after the cancellation of the annual license?
- 1-19 Can I play your songs in stores, restaurants, or other commercial facilities as in-store background music?
- 1-20 Do you license third-party submissions or production music catalogs outside of your original work and sound recordings?
- 1-21 Do you offer AI-generated music? If so, how is it licensed as "your content"? Can we request a license or a copyright certificate for such music?
- 1-22 Our client wishes to use your tune, which we synchronized with their TV commercial, as background music in their store. How should we go about licensing this?
- 1-23 Can your licensing options be tailored to meet our specific requirements?