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Thanks for the link. If you don’t mind, can you explain how this is different from what NCS (No Copyright Sounds) [0] is offering? [0] https://ncs.io/
NCS has some (very minimal) terms of use that you have to comply with: credit the artist. Creative Commons licensed work has no such requirement.
Recently found and used a track that was free to use, but they would demonetize the track on Youtube. Tricky.
No contact info, no terms of service or privacy policy, not even an About page to describe who/what this is. All downloads are hiding behind bit.ly or dropbox links, so there's no clear attribution of where they're coming from. This _feels_ about as scammy as it can get. It's possible that everything is above-board, but I would not feel safe using this content for anything public-facing.
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NCS has some (very minimal) terms of use that you have to comply with: credit the artist. Creative Commons licensed work has no such requirement.
With the exception of CC0 (which usually isn't actually considered a Creative Commons license, and not the license used on this site), all Creative Commons license require attribution.
In the upload form I see the following > This way, a track originally released as "free" becomes into a "copyrighted" song by a third company, affecting severely our reputation and making impossible to promote any other of your tracks. How can someone use free music without risking either: a) the music was never free to use, and someone else uploaded the copyrighted music owned by someone else. b) the music is later…
Another good site for royalty-free music is Incomptech, it more than did its duty in my high school TV Production class... https://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/
No contact info, no terms of service or privacy policy, not even an About page to describe who/what this is. All downloads are hiding behind bit.ly or dropbox links, so there's no clear attribution of where they're coming from. This _feels_ about as scammy as it can get. It's possible that everything is above-board, but I would not feel safe using this content for anything public-facing.