Producing and EULA

Distressed Motion

Hey everyone, I have a question regarding producing. When it comes to producing music for someone to then sing or rap over, would I be violating the EULA doing so? sounds like a dumb question I just need clarification. Cheers!

JesterMgee

If that was the case, there would be no music at all.

You can do whatever you like with the things you creatively create.

Monochrome

No, you would only violate the EULA if you're doing things that you're told not to do - like e.g. using NI products on two devices concurrently/simultaneously (at the same time).

I don't know how far you're into producing music, but... make sure to register yourself to a performance rights organisation (PRO) or collective management organisation (CMO).

JesterMgee

If that was the case, there would be no music at all.

You can do whatever you like with the things you creatively create.

Monochrome

No, you would only violate the EULA if you're doing things that you're told not to do - like e.g. using NI products on two devices concurrently/simultaneously (at the same time).

I don't know how far you're into producing music, but... make sure to register yourself to a performance rights organisation (PRO) or collective management organisation (CMO).

Distressed Motion

I have been producing for around 10 years no. I have actually never heard of those organizations. I found one called ASCAP, is that good and what would that do for me.