FAQ
General
Where does your music come from?
All tracks are composed and produced by TimTaj.
What formats do you offer?
All music is provided in both MP3 and WAV formats. After purchase, the files are delivered in a ZIP archive containing both versions.
Can I make a song or remix using TimTaj music?
No. However, you’re allowed to adapt the music for your video or film by trimming, fading, or adding voiceover. You cannot create a remix or produce a new track from the original.
Can I edit, modify or transform the music?
Yes, you can edit the track length or structure to better fit your project — such as shortening it or adding transitions. However, you may not remix, resell, or use the track as part of a new musical composition.
What constitutes a series (e.g. TV series, webisodes, magazine with monthly editions)?
To be considered a series, all items (episodes, editions, etc.) must be connected and released within one year of the first release. You may release up to 12 episodes per year under one license.
Example: A 12-episode web series released monthly over the course of a year needs only one license. A printed magazine released each month throughout the year also needs only one license.
If the series continues the next year, a new license will be required.
I am doing an ad campaign with several variations of the same ad. Do I need a new license for each variation?
You need one license per distinct variation or version of the ad.
Example: If you have three variations of the same ad with minor text changes, one license is enough. If you’re promoting different products or services, each one requires a separate license.
My end product will be distributed via multiple platforms. Do I need separate licenses?
No. As long as the product itself doesn’t change, you can distribute it across any number of platforms (e.g., TV, YouTube, websites) without needing extra licenses.
YouTube / Vimeo / Facebook, etc.
Can I use your music in YouTube videos?
Yes. You can use my music tracks in your videos, but without the ability to monetize them on.
Please note: You might receive a copyright notice. This is normal. Your video will not be removed.
My video received a copyright claim. What should I do?
You have received a copyright notice. You have nothing to worry about. Here are some tips and clarifications:
1. If you do not want to monetize your video on YouTube – You do not need to take any action. Your video is in normal, no restrictions will be imposed on it except for monetization (you will not be able to monetize your video). Your video will not be deleted.
2. If you want to monetize your video on YouTube – You need to buy a license for each track that you use. After purchasing a license, you will receive a license certificate that must be shown on YouTube in order to disput the claim.
How do I remove a copyright claim from my YouTube video?
First you need to purchase a license. Then follow the instructions below.
Сlaim is from HAAWK: After you have purchased a license, simply VISIT THIS PAGE, enter your details and video link and copy/paste the contents from your purchased License Certificate into the message box. Claims are usually resolved within 24-96 hours.
If I make a clip for YouTube, can I monetize the clip by allowing ads?
Yes, all of our music licenses allow the music to be used for commercial purposes.
Does your music have copyright?
Yes, all music is copyrighted. You are licensed to use it — not to claim ownership.
You are free to use the music in your videos even if you don’t monetize them. If you plan to earn money from your content, you must purchase a license to avoid restrictions.
I need a license for YouTube, what type should I buy?
The Standard License is sufficient for platforms like YouTube, Vimeo, and most social media.
If you plan to use the track in public spaces (TV, theaters, stadiums, etc.), consider purchasing an Extended License.
Do I need a license if I don’t monetize my video?
No. You can still use the music in non-commercial videos (e.g., personal projects) without purchasing a license. However, you won’t be able to monetize such videos or remove claims unless you have a license.