When this license path fits
Use a DSIV creator license when the project is a social video, YouTube upload, podcast, edit, short film, visualizer, internal brand piece, or client deliverable that needs clean music rights without custom scoring.
Before you buy
- Confirm the project type and distribution plan.
- Save the track title, product URL, order receipt, and final exported video URL.
- For broadcast, theatrical, paid ad campaigns, games, or major brand work, start a project request before purchase.
After purchase
- Keep the license receipt with your project files.
- Store cue details with the edit notes if the project may need reporting later.
- Contact DSIV if the usage expands beyond the original plan.
What a creator license answers
You can quickly see where the track can be used, what files you receive, whether client work is allowed, and when to request a higher clearance path.
- Social posts, YouTube, podcasts, streams, pitch decks, and portfolio edits need clear language.
- Paid media, broadcast, film, TV, games, and agency/client campaigns should trigger a usage review.
- Keep the product page, receipt, and license notes together so the project record stays clean.
Buyer checklist
Use this checklist to choose the right license path before you buy.
- Project name and platform
- Personal, client, brand, or commercial use
- Expected reach or paid placement
- Need for stems, edits, exclusivity, or custom music
What you receive after purchase
After purchase, keep the delivered audio file, license notes, usage limits, DSIV contact path, and cue metadata when needed with your project files.
- Audio file download or secure delivery link
- License PDF or order confirmation notes
- Track details, cue metadata, and PRO notes when needed
License fit notes
Use this when you want help confirming whether your project fits the standard license path.
This is not the final legal license. It helps DSIV understand your project and point you toward the right license path.