Problem
A creator uploads a project file containing isolated licensed samples even though the license permits only finished works.
Solution
Root Cause / Diagnostic:
Commercial music and stock audio licenses are strictly non-transferable synchronization grants that authorize public playback solely when embedded inside a flattened, completed audiovisual work. Providing editable project files (such as Premiere Pro .prproj, After Effects .aep, or raw audio stems) via Patreon, Google Drive, or course downloads constitutes illegal raw asset redistribution, breaching the vendor's licensing agreement.
Actionable Fix:
1. Immediately remove public or member access to downloadable project files containing the uncompressed, isolated commercial audio stems.
2. Update project archive packages by purging proprietary music stems and replacing them with a text file listing track names, license URLs, and instructions for users to license their own copies.
3. Re-export and update download links with sanitized project archives that contain only original creator-owned assets and flattened media.
Pro Tip:
Utilize Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve's project consolidation tools with an exclusion preset that automatically unlinks and strips third-party music assets before packaging downloadable course material.
Commercial music and stock audio licenses are strictly non-transferable synchronization grants that authorize public playback solely when embedded inside a flattened, completed audiovisual work. Providing editable project files (such as Premiere Pro .prproj, After Effects .aep, or raw audio stems) via Patreon, Google Drive, or course downloads constitutes illegal raw asset redistribution, breaching the vendor's licensing agreement.
Actionable Fix:
1. Immediately remove public or member access to downloadable project files containing the uncompressed, isolated commercial audio stems.
2. Update project archive packages by purging proprietary music stems and replacing them with a text file listing track names, license URLs, and instructions for users to license their own copies.
3. Re-export and update download links with sanitized project archives that contain only original creator-owned assets and flattened media.
Pro Tip:
Utilize Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve's project consolidation tools with an exclusion preset that automatically unlinks and strips third-party music assets before packaging downloadable course material.