

Sure, that’s good. I understand how a beta test works. You test out the product, and contribute to the product with your feedback, and you usually get to keep said product. I was just quoting what was on the App store, which $5.99 for an app that is conducive to my needs is nothing really.


I’d buy that. As a mediocre musician, one can even subconsciously ‘sample’ a copyrighted piece. I mean, there are only so many chords and combinations, melodies, etc, so duplicates, and even exact duplicates are bound to happen whether intentional or not. If you upload your track to say SoundCloud on the professional plan with which you intend to generate revenue, the track is heavily scrutinized, and often rejected for this very reason. You actually have to prove it’s OC by various means. They don’t want any pieces parts of any litigation that may even mildly involve them. So, I can see that.