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These restrictions establish specific commercial and revenue-based thresholds for permissible stock audio use, with the billion-dollar revenue threshold creating a differentiated permission structure for large enterprise users in international advertising contexts.
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Compare across platforms →"Using stock audio clips as musical themes or jingles in connection with any products or services. Using stock audio clips in international television advertising campaigns if by or on behalf of an entity with annual revenues of more than one billion dollars (US$1,000,000,000). Remixing or altering sock audio clips, except that for basic editing (e.g., setting start/stop points, and determining fade-in/fade-out points).Excerpt from Synthesia's Acceptable Use Policy
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These restrictions establish specific commercial and revenue-based thresholds for permissible stock audio use, with the billion-dollar revenue threshold creating a differentiated permission structure for large enterprise users in international advertising contexts.
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