Terms.
Written to be read. If a clause here needed a lawyer to understand, it needed rewriting.
What you’re buying
A licence to use Sylph Bass and the generation service behind it, for as long as your plan is active. You’re not buying the software itself, and you’re not buying the model.
What you can do with what you generate
Anything. Releases, client work, sync, samples in your own packs, commercial use. No royalties, no credit required, no extra licence. The sounds are yours.
That survives the subscription: if you cancel, everything you already generated stays yours and keeps working in your projects.
What you can’t do
- Use the service to train another model, or generate in bulk to build a dataset. This is the one that would actually hurt us.
- Share your licence key or your account with other people.
- Resell access to the service, or wrap it in another product.
- Take apart or reverse-engineer the plugin.
Machines
Three at a time per licence. Enough for a desktop, a laptop and a spare; not enough for a studio full of people. You can free a seat whenever you like from your account.
Refunds
14 days, no questions asked. If it doesn’t fit how you work, that’s a fair reason and we’d rather you spent the money on something you’ll use.
Quota
Each plan includes a number of generations per month. One generation is one instrument: two octaves of samples. Auditioning takes before you commit doesn’t count. Run out and you can wait for the month to roll over or move up a plan — nothing you already made stops working.
What we promise, and what we don’t
We’ll keep the service up and keep improving the model. We can’t promise a specific output for a specific prompt: it’s a generative model, and two runs of the same sentence give you two different sounds. That’s the point of it.
Generating needs an internet connection. Playing what you already generated doesn’t, ever.
If we shut down
Your projects keep working. The sounds inside them are audio files, not a stream and not a licence check. You’d lose the ability to generate new ones, and nothing else.
Changes
If these terms change in a way that matters to you, we’ll email you before it takes effect.