Tracksy | FAQ
How do I create music?
Where does my Track go after I create it?
Your track goes to your library after creation. You can get to the library by clicking on the “Library” button in the top right corner of Tracksy.How can I delete tracks?
You can delete any track by navigating to your library and clicking on the trash can icon next to the track you want to delete, allowing you to declutter your Library.Is attribution to Tracksy required when I post a track to Youtube, TikTok, Twitch or any other social media platform?
Attribution is required for free users only. If you want to give attribution to Tracksy as a paying user you can if you’d like but it is not required. Attribution should be shown like this and added to the description or the image of the post: “Music Co-Created with www.tracksy.ai”Can I monetize my songs on YouTube?
Yes, but only if you are subscribed to one of our paid plans. If you are a free user, then you can only use your tracks for non-commercial uses. This means any use for monetization is not allowed. If you would like to use your songs commercially, you would need to subscribe to one of our paid plans.What are some examples of full commercial use?
Full commercial use includes any use that generates revenue. This includes monetization on sites like YouTube, Twitch, TikTok etc. and social media advertisement campaigns. It also includes licensing your songs for use in TV, film, advertisement, Apps, gaming, podcasts etc.If I subscribe to one of the Tracksy paid plans after creating music on the Free plan, will I get commercial rights to those tracks I made on the Free plan?
Yes, as long as you remain on a paid plan you get the rights to use the tracks commercially. Even tracks that were made while on the Free plan.Who owns the tracks I create on Tracksy?
You own the tracks you create with our Tracksy Revamp tool as long as you created them while on a paid plan. However, we never own the tracks you create with Tracksy Revamp since it will incorporate your own music into the track.As a songwriter, if I write my own lyrics to the tracks I create with any of Tracksy’s tools, do I still own them?
Yes. No matter if you are on a paid or free version of Tracksy you still FULLY retain all ownership and rights to any original content you create from Tracksy’s music.Can I re-make or re-program a track I made on Tracksy?
With the Tracksy Create tool as long as it is an “inspired-by” version and not copied directly then it is ok to do so. And you must remain on a paid plan to do this.