You can use any of the tracks in the "Free" section in your videos, live streams, and podcasts. You can even monetize your channels.
The only requirement is that you must provide attribution in your stream, video description, or post that includes the artist name, song name, and Slip.stream. Simply copy and paste the attribution info provided when you download or by clicking the "i" button on the track bar.
For premium songs and SFX, you may listen and play them during livestreams, but a Paid account is required to download and use them in your content.
You cannot use free tracks in commercial content and will need the Commercial plan for this.
*Slip.stream reserves the right to remove and add tracks to the "Free" section at any time
You will find all of our free tracks by clicking on "Free" on the lefthand nav. They are also marked with a blue free sticker.
If you have a free account, attribution is required.
You must provide the artist name, song name, and Slip.stream in your chat, video description, or post. Simply copy and paste the attribution info provided at download or by clicking the "i" button on the track bar.
If you are a paying subscriber then attribution is appreciated but not required.
All of the content you upload during your subscription term is covered forever, even after you cancel. Any content published after your subscription ends will not be covered and will be subject to claims.
The commercial plan is built for this. Any digital ads and paid media is covered by our Commercial plan.
Yes, with the commercial plan you will be covered for all of your clients work. You can sublicense the music to them so that their channels avoid copyright claims, just simply add their channel info on your account page.
No, the songs are meant to be used in your audiovisual content. You cannot create new songs from Slip.stream tracks.
And you cannot make a song video, for example, or a video with a visualizer or static images with the full song from Slip.stream.
Our music is meant to be used in your content - it is not meant to be the content.
