Get answers to common questions about licensing tracks, sharing revenue with rights holders, and how to use Creator Music in our Creator Music FAQ. Learn more about how revenue sharing works. Some licensable tracks may also be eligible to share revenue if your video meets the revenue sharing requirements. When you use tracks that are eligible for revenue sharing, you split the video’s revenue with the track’s rights holders, as long as your video meets the revenue sharing requirements. Keep in mind that licensable tracks may also be eligible to share revenue if your use of the song meets the revenue sharing requirements. When you license a track, you retain the full monetization of your video that uses the track. Once you find a licensable track that you want to use, you can get the license directly in Creator Music or when you upload a video that uses the track. Learn more about saving and managing tracks. On the Your library page, you can view, filter, and sort a list of the tracks you’ve saved, downloaded, and licensed. When you find a song you like, you can save it to your library. Learn more about finding and previewing tracks. You can also preview a track’s usage details so you know how you can use a song before you use it in your video. Keep in mind that tracks marked as eligible for revenue sharing can’t be downloaded. Music Studio offers a complete music production environment for the iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch with features and a sound quality previously only known to. Previews of some licensable tracks can be downloaded so you can make sure the song works in your video before you license it.
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