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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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"This tune is non-exclusive, so therefor it cannot be used in a buyout situation where the current licencing fees start at over $1k"Hey Nite! Pertaining to the term "buyout"... With many libraries “buyout” means the client can use the track on his/her projects for eternity without further licensing fees (lifetime synchronization use). However, this track can still be licensed to other clients with a buyout available to them as well (same terms). I just had a buyout from Audio Sparks on a piano track of mine, but it’s still available for licensing from Audio Sparx to other clients. In fact, when a track is sold on Audio Sparx it becomes a featured track for licensing. I sense this is the same definition of “buyout” for Audiomicro. John 
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