Are the presets and sounds in Glaze free to use commercially?

nccomposer

I recently downloaded Glaze for free via Native Instruments. Can I use the presets (Riff & Run, Pad, Bass, etc.) in commercial projects that I produce without any type of copyright infringement? Does the user have a license to use them in that way? Just want to be clear before I start using this product. Thanks!

PoorFellow

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/31223/are-the-presets-and-sounds-in-glaze-free-to-use-commercially

I have no info on the specific library as such since there is not listed anything in specific , but I have the general guideline for you below here. In case of any doubt then contact support

Can I Use Native Instruments Sounds for Commercial Music Production?

All Samples, Instruments and Presets provided by Native Instruments may be used for commercial music production and compositions anytime without any further permission by Native Instruments.

Some content included in Native Instruments products belongs to third-party vendors. In this case, the license and copyright terms of the respective third party are legally binding. These licenses do vary, but you may also use this content for commercial music production without any further permission.

Detailed information about third-party content can be found online:

It is only strictly prohibited to use single, combined or modified sounds from Native Instruments to create sample CDs, loop libraries, sound libraries or similar products, as the license granted is strictly limited to one person only - any trading, lending, renting, reissuing, re-distribution or re-sale of sounds is not permitted under any circumstances. https://www.native-instruments.com/company/legal-information/end-user-license-agreement/

nccomposer

Thank you for the information you provided. If anyone else has any specific info regarding Glaze and if the presets/sounds (such as found in the Riffs & Runs, Pad and Bass selections) are available to use in commercial projects without any type of copyright infringement, I'd appreciate it!