Only if the sounds were being used to create your own sequence of music. If you were using one sound at a time, it wouldn't be permitted. For instance, if your app was showing a graphic of a snare drum, and you were using samples from VDL that triggered each time a user tapped on the snare drum, essentially, you'd be repurposing VDL samples into your own library of sounds, which is not permitted in the license agreement.
If, however, you had a piece of music that was created using sounds from VDL, the license agreement would allow for the free use of that music within your apps. No problem!
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almost 14 years ago
Understood. Thanks a lot!
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almost 14 years ago
If you end up creating some music with VDL for your iPhone app, please feel free to post about it here on the forum. I'm sure a lot of VDL users would find it interesting, and we're always excited to hear how it's being used.
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Also, would we just buy the normal license, or is there a special license we'd need to buy?
Thanks in advance :)