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03-27-2013, 04:39 AM
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Free plug-in softwhere is it legal?
Hello There
Can Any one tell me is it legal to use free plug-in software such as Drumcore Free, the free version of Guitar Rig 5 and Yellow Tools Independent Free etc, on a commercial recording? E.g. To sell CD and downloads. Will I be expected to pay royalties to the software companies if I do. The free versions have everything need at the moment and I will not be able to afford to buy the full versions of these particular software for a while. I very much would appreciate any information on this. Yours Faithfully Gary Gould |
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