Yeah, I know. It’s really something that Envato should fix. Regular license should apply solely to non-commercial projects. Every project related to making profits, even indirectly, should acquire the extended license. It’s absurd that a 5-figures-budget commercial, that will bring millions of dollars profit to the advertiser, requires a $17 license only because commercials are free to watch…
No, because they don’t sell the video.
So you think you know the meaning of staying cool?


Respectfully to a commercial market place: the most amazing skilful composition recording badly won’t get accepted, while a corny cliche tune in a good quality will be welcome.
That was a great idea!

According to Scott Wills:

Certainly this one: Freestyle Two.
Let’s say I have a 7 minutes track on another website. If I edit out certain parts like vocals, etc. and create a new 5 minutes version, can it be sold here as an exclusive item?
The answer was yes.
ADG3studios said
... Hard rejections no longer have specific feedback attached…
In the past there was an explanation, but now they just send you a generic message.
