Licensing FAQ

Our licensing page provides details about obtaining licenses for using Singing Bell’s audio, video, and image files in various scenarios, including personal, educational, and commercial purposes.

Yes, unless stated otherwise, all files are copyrighted and owned by Singing Bell Media O.E.

Yes, you can use their material for non-commercial purposes free of charge under specific conditions. For commercial use, purchasing a license is required.

Non-commercial use includes personal, educational, or other non-profit activities, such as:

• Educational purposes in public schools or institutions.
• Personal use at home or in a non-profit community.
• Non-monetized YouTube videos (with appropriate credit saying “Music by Singing Bell”).

Yes, you may not:

• Use files in commercial projects, advertisements, or monetized media.
• Sell, redistribute, or share files directly.

It allows users to utilize Singing Bell’s material for revenue-generating or business-related activities, such as monetized videos, podcasts, or public announcements.

Pricing varies depending on use, such as:

• $15 for the use of an instrumental track on YouTube or TikTok.
• $120 for use in movies or TV commercials.

Discounts are available for purchasing multiple tracks or bundles.

Licenses are non-transferable but do not expire, remaining valid as long as the channel or profile linked to the license exists.

You can purchase a license:

1. Online via Singing Bell’s store (credit card or PayPal).
2. By contacting Singing Bell through email with required details.

You need to provide:

• Track titles, your name, and postal address.
• URL of your social media channel or website.
• In case of YouTube licensing, the email you use as an admin of your channel.
• VAT number (if applicable).

Licenses are issued instantly when purchased through our online store, or within 24 hours of payment completion if processed via email communication.

Yes, for non-monetized videos. Monetized videos require purchasing a YouTube license.

YouTube will issue a copyright notice, and any monetization revenue will be redirected to Singing Bell.

If you decide later on to earn your own revenue through your video, you can purchase the corresponding YouTube license and follow some easy steps to fix your copyright claim.

YouTube will issue a copyright notice, and any monetization revenue will be redirected to Singing Bell.

When you have acquired a license for the use of copyrighted material (music, video, sound effects, etc.), you have to go ahead and dispute the claim that YouTube Content ID has made for your uploaded video. This is a standard 2-minute process YouTube creators often follow to fix this issue.

No, our tracks have been released on audio albums, so YouTube safeguards our copyrights and sends you a notice if you use them in a monetized video. Any notification you may get is not a strike and does not affect the status of your channel.

According to current YouTube policy, there is a 2-minute process to remove that copyright notice after you have acquired a license.

Yes, discounts apply based on the number of tracks purchased:

• 15% for 5-9 tracks.
• Up to 31% for over 30 tracks.

Read our entire list of discounts.

Yes, bundle purchases (30-50 tracks) come with discounts greater than 30%.

No, you only acquire the right to use them as specified in the license agreement.

Of course, you will be able to download or receive the sound file after acquiring the license.

No, sharing, selling, or redistributing files is strictly prohibited. Encourage others to purchase their own licenses or visit Singing Bell for all the free stuff they can download (for non-commercial use).

Payments can be made with credit cards, via PayPal (credit cards also supported) or bank transfer.

Yes, that’s our email communication option, but ensure all licensing data is submitted via email beforehand to [email protected].