If you want to be totally sure and save on how to use my music fair to me, please read this whole site carefully. I have determined so called CC-licences for many of my music pieces (Not all, though! See the licence for the respecting music piece on its site!). I did this according to the Creative Commons licences; especially the CC-BY-NC. This means the following criteria at a glance:
This stands for Creative Commons. It is a nonprofit organization in the US, which created some default licence texts for artists.
On every usage of the material you have to give the proper credits and origin of it. In my case it would be: Manuel Senfft + URL
Exception:
commercial licences
The used material may not be used in a commercial context. This means: no money may be generated with the project.
Exception:
commercial licences
I am in no public rights organisation (PRO), which means that this music is royalty-free. In the following I want to clearify the points to be more precise.
It is possible to buy a licence with which you can use the music from this archive in commercial projects, if the piece has a commercial licence or the CC-NC addition (bound to the respecting project then). Furthermore with such a commercial licence you do not have to credit me anymore, e.g. if the piece has a licence addition like CC-BY. I tried to set the price for such a licence fair. The licence types are categorized by income of the user or the "using authority" (e.g. if a company is going to use this licence), instead of the scope of application like many other production music archives do it. There are these licence types, while you had to categorize yourself / the using authority to know the price: