You can check out the Software Licence Agreement in the link that I’ve provided at the bottom of this article. Moreover, you can’t package an Apple Loop in with other audio samples and pretend like they’re your own.įor instance, if you were to create your own set of loops or samples for sale on your website including an Apple Loop, that’s a big no-no.
You can’t monetize that track like you’d be able to had you written it with the help of Piano For All, one of the best ways to learn the keyboard. Your track is just nothing but an Apple Loop. What you cannot do, is sell them individually or use them on a standalone basis.įor example, let’s say that you used an Apple Loop without drums or an accompanying guitar. It goes on to say that Garageband and Logic Pro X users are free to use loops “on a royalty-free basis, to create your own original music or audio projects.” It says directly in GarageBand’s Software Agreement that “you may use the Apple and third party audio loop content (Audio content)” on a royalty-free basis, which means you won’t be charged a royalty fee and you won’t be sued for copyright infringement. Nevertheless, a big question people have is: can I use Apple Loops without paying any royalties, and can I use them legally?Īpple loops are royalty-free. For some, they act as a way of getting over writer’s block – (more on songwriting hacks in my guide). I prefer using my guitar or MIDI keyboard to come up with a melody, but lots of other people enjoy using them. In total, I’ve used Apple Loops only one time for a song.
I have to be honest with you about it, however, I rarely use them. Many GarageBand and Logic Pro users love using Apple Loops.
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