Splice Exposed: Terms Of Service - Don’t Sign Up Until You Hear This

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On this segment of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle discusses the ownership and commercial use of Splice samples. She examines the contracts users agree to when signing up for Splice and explores the terms and conditions that govern the use of these samples. With a detailed review of Splice's Terms of Service, Miss Krystle answers key questions about the rights and limitations of using Splice samples in new songs, commercial releases, and more. Whether you're a music producer or an artist, this episode is a must-watch to ensure you understand your rights when using Splice. Don’t Sign Up Until You Watch This!

Introduction
Splice Terms of Service
Do You Own Splice Samples
Can You Release A Song Containing Splice Samples
Splice Terms of Use Last Update
Caps & Bold Text In Contracts
Revisions To The Agreement
Services
Use Of The Service And Splice Property
Splice Sounds
Producer Loop Used In Sabrina Carpenter's Espresso
License and Ownership Terms for Splice Sounds
New Recordings
Creative Works
Prohibited Uses
Unoriginal Sounds
User Audio
Usage
License and Ownership Terms For Splice Sounds
Splice Plugins
User Disputes
Cooling-Off Rights For UK And EU Users
Disclaimer Of Warranties
Limitation Of Liability And Indemnification
Term And Termination
Application Of Arbitration Agreement
Authority Of Arbitrator
Waiver Of Jury Trial
30-Day Right To Opt Out
Survival Of Agreement
Contact Information
False Notification Of Claimed Infringement
Final Thoughts

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