Hi Declassified, that depends on what kind of license your game uses and how you re using this one. All licenses that this is under demand at least mentioning my name and licensing the created work of art as the same license. If you're asking to have a one off exception, please tell me a bit about the game in a direct message :)
This seems to be fault of jamendo. It used to be a Creative Commons portal and now they want to make money by licensing commercial media. Of course this doesnt mix well with the old way and they seem to dilerbately hide the license information. It is really annoying and disappointing as someone who used to use as well as release on jamendo.
I uploaded this a very long time ago though and that is definitely the right license for it. Archive org has it uploaded with the same license that you can look up in the license.txt there: https://archive.org/details/jamendo-033287
my understanding is that you would have to license the game under CC-BY-SA as well, as the music cannot be switched out of the game. I am not a lawyer though.
Could you write me your real full name and the name of the game in a private message? I can give you a one time license for free, if you write me those.
while you're free to use the music for commercial games, my understanding is that you have to put the whole game under Creative Commons BY-SA license if you make the music integral part of the game, The only exception is it is in a folder and you can easily replace the music the game plays. So in most cases like any app store games, youd be forced to make it an integral unchangeable part of the game and therefor need to release the game under the same license. That is my understanding of the license.
Can I ask which game it will be used for?
EDIT: MedicineStorm just wrote the perfect way to credit. Thanks for it!
I think the age of the submission is only relevant that I did use the specified license by author back then, as the change of license on jamendo only appeared recently. I also wrote him that it is uploaded to opengameart on jamendo at that time as a comment to his tracks.
Basically I think my upload and OGA hosting it is both 100% legal and morally OK.
I do think that it is a good culture to work closely with the author though. If Harold is interested in taking those submissions down, you have my blessing to delete those. Those are beautiful tracks, which is why I uploaded them, and I do hope they will stay up for the community though.
this means that you publicly have to release your source code though. That part is essential. Good luck with the game and I hope to try it out some time :)
Hi Declassified,
that depends on what kind of license your game uses and how you re using this one. All licenses that this is under demand at least mentioning my name and licensing the created work of art as the same license.
If you're asking to have a one off exception, please tell me a bit about the game in a direct message :)
This seems to be fault of jamendo. It used to be a Creative Commons portal and now they want to make money by licensing commercial media. Of course this doesnt mix well with the old way and they seem to dilerbately hide the license information. It is really annoying and disappointing as someone who used to use as well as release on jamendo.
I uploaded this a very long time ago though and that is definitely the right license for it. Archive org has it uploaded with the same license that you can look up in the license.txt there: https://archive.org/details/jamendo-033287
Edit: I thought this was the wrong license. You just relicensed your own song under a new CC license for OGA, right?
Awesome sound by the way. Am quite impressed!
Hi Andi Kage,
glad you're using my music. I am always curious what games it gets used for. Can you send me a link to it when it is released?
I'd prefer if you attribute it like this
Luca,
my understanding is that you would have to license the game under CC-BY-SA as well, as the music cannot be switched out of the game. I am not a lawyer though.
Could you write me your real full name and the name of the game in a private message? I can give you a one time license for free, if you write me those.
Hi Luca,
while you're free to use the music for commercial games, my understanding is that you have to put the whole game under Creative Commons BY-SA license if you make the music integral part of the game, The only exception is it is in a folder and you can easily replace the music the game plays. So in most cases like any app store games, youd be forced to make it an integral unchangeable part of the game and therefor need to release the game under the same license. That is my understanding of the license.
Can I ask which game it will be used for?
EDIT: MedicineStorm just wrote the perfect way to credit. Thanks for it!
Heh, just respect the license terms. I am glad you like it! :)
Hi MedicineStorm,
I think the age of the submission is only relevant that I did use the specified license by author back then, as the change of license on jamendo only appeared recently. I also wrote him that it is uploaded to opengameart on jamendo at that time as a comment to his tracks.
Basically I think my upload and OGA hosting it is both 100% legal and morally OK.
I do think that it is a good culture to work closely with the author though. If Harold is interested in taking those submissions down, you have my blessing to delete those. Those are beautiful tracks, which is why I uploaded them, and I do hope they will stay up for the community though.
Hi kaiyit,
this means that you publicly have to release your source code though. That part is essential. Good luck with the game and I hope to try it out some time :)
Hi kaiyit,
I answered you on another piece and same thing applies here:
http://opengameart.org/content/dark-fallout#comment-52627
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