FAQs

You are free to use the whole track or just parts of it. However, you can’t change the composition of the track yourself. If, for example, you wanted to change a string melody to a brass one, simply fill out the Custom Commission form listing your requirements and we’ll see what we can do.

When you buy a track from 20to9 Music under a Single Use license, you have the right to use that track in one production only. If you want to use the track in more than one production, you will need to purchase a new licence.

The PRS is the Performing Rights organisation for the United Kingdom. Similar organisations exist in other countries. The job of these performing rights organisations is to collect fees for the public broadcast or performance of music and distribute these fees to the composers and publishers of the music. They make sure that composers are fairly

No, all you need to do is report the use of our music to us once you have completed your project by emailing us a simple reporting sheet.  Paying the PRS or other performing rights organisation is the responsibility of the entity that ‘broadcasts’ the project containing the 20to9 music. A broadcast is usually made

No, unlike many other Music libraries, an extra licence is not required. When you buy your 20to9 licence, you can use the music immediately as this includes licensing for synchronisation.

Yes, there is! Please complete the Unlimited Tracks form. See Pricing for the details on cost.