1. What you own
Everything below belongs to you, in full, worldwide, forever — the master recording and the underlying song. You may sell it, stream it, license it, sync it to film, or give it away.
- Lyrics you write, or lyrics written with your prompts in the Song Maker.
- Vocal takes you record in the Vocal Booth, Podcast Studio or Performance Room.
- Beats, melodies and instrumentals built by WOP's own sound engine and Beatmaker.
- Mastered files from the Mastering Engine and everything on your release pages.
- Cover art, titles, credits, artwork and show notes you create here.
2. What WOP does not take
- WOP takes no share of your royalties, no publishing split and no ongoing fee on your music.
- WOP does not register itself as writer, producer, performer or label on your work.
- WOP does not sell, license or sublicense your music to anyone else.
- Deleting your account or a track does not give WOP any lasting rights to it.
3. The one permission you give us
To run the service we need a narrow, technical permission: to store, process and play back your files so the studios, the mixer, your release pages and anything you choose to share publicly actually work. That permission is limited to running WOP for you, it earns us nothing, and it ends when you delete the file — except for a public release page you chose to publish, which stays live until you unpublish it. If you ask us to feature your track in WOP marketing, we will ask you separately and in writing first.
4. Music made in outside apps
Music apps you connect yourself
Suno, SuperCool AI or any other app you plug in under Bring your own AI apps runs on your account and your key. What you may do with the output — including whether you can sell it — is set by that company's own terms and by the plan you pay for. Most require a paid plan for commercial use. Read their terms before you release.
Voice and music generation through WOP's built-in providers
Where WOP generates audio through a provider on our side, that provider's terms allow commercial use of the output and you keep the resulting recording. Those terms can change, and this page is updated when they do.
Samples, loops and stock you bring in
Anything you import from elsewhere keeps whatever licence it came with. WOP cannot clear it for you.
WOP cannot grant you rights it does not hold. Where an outside company generated the audio, that company's terms decide what you may do with it, not this page.
5. What you promise
- You have the right to every voice, sample, lyric, name and image you upload.
- You do not upload someone else's recording, vocal clone or copyrighted track and pass it off as your own.
- If you clone a voice, it is your voice or you hold written permission from the person whose voice it is.
- You handle your own royalty registrations, distribution deals and any splits with collaborators.
If a rights holder complains about something you uploaded or released, you are responsible for it, and WOP may remove the file or the release page while it is sorted out.
6. Quality, and what we do not promise
WOP renders and masters at full release quality — 44.1kHz or 48kHz, 24-bit where your source allows, loudness set for streaming platforms, and WAV or high-bitrate MP3 exports that distributors accept. Quality still depends on your microphone, your room, your performance and your choices. Nothing on this page is a promise of playlist placement, radio play, awards, chart position, streams or income. See the disclaimer.
7. Collaborators
In a Co-Writing Room, everyone you invite can see and edit that room's song. WOP does not decide splits or credits between you. Agree your splits in writing with your co-writers before you release.
8. Changes and contact
If these terms change, the change applies from the date it is posted and never takes away ownership of work you already made. Accepting these terms — by making or releasing music in WOP — means you agree to them. Questions about rights should go to WOP support.