Rights protection
Content and Copyright Policy
Last updated: 26 July 2026
1. Zero-tolerance standard
Only original content or material carrying sufficient transferable rights may be submitted. Unauthorised samples, acapellas, vocals, melodies, remakes, loops, masters, artwork or project files are prohibited.
2. Producer obligations
Producers must preserve source files, licences, performer releases, collaboration agreements and other evidence establishing the chain of title. “Royalty-free” is acceptable only where the licence permits the intended exclusive commercial transfer and does not conflict with other users of the same material.
3. Reporting a claim
A rights holder or authorised representative should email the contact below with: full identity and authority; identification of the protected work; the affected track or URL; a clear explanation of the claim; supporting registration, source or licence evidence; contact details; and a good-faith declaration that the information is accurate.
4. Investigation
We may disable access or sale as a precaution, preserve relevant records, suspend producer payments, notify the producer and request a response or evidence. We may restore content where the claim is not substantiated, or permanently remove it and take contractual action where infringement is confirmed.
5. Buyer protection
If a substantiated claim affects a sold track, we will contact the purchaser and apply the remedies required by the contract and applicable law. The responsible producer remains liable under the Producer Terms. Buyers should not ignore a formal rights notice or continue disputed exploitation without legal advice.
6. Repeat or abusive conduct
Repeated infringement may result in account closure and recovery of losses. Knowingly false or abusive notices may also create liability. This procedure does not replace the right to contact competent authorities or courts.
Questions or notices may be sent to info@gpbyspstudios.com or by telephone at +34 687 203 998. Tax ID: B26654194.