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Refactoring Zynthians factory soundfont library (view source)
Revision as of 21:01, 26 February 2026
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Every patch in the library needs a license file, stating the limits of usage in this context. It should be unproblematic to use patches where the license for the scripts and samples are clarified. Usage up to CC-BY-NC may be acceptable, CC-BY-ND must be complied to in an adequate form.
Every patch in the library needs a license file, stating the limits of usage in this context. It should be unproblematic to use patches where the license for the scripts and samples are clarified. Usage up to CC-BY-NC may be acceptable, CC-BY-ND must be complied to in an adequate form.
I do interprete Creative Commons like that, feel free to chime in:
* CC-0: '''OK'''. You can do whatever you like with these samples. Because we value intellectual property very much, we'll credit creators and sources anyway. And of course we keep the license file.
* CC-BY: '''OK'''. We need to credit the author, which we want to do anyway.
* CC-BY-SA: '''OK'''. In my understanding, given ZynthianOS is licensed under GPL-3, the BY-SA is one way compatible to this. So when we credit the author, we're fine.
* CC-BY-NC-SA: '''OK'''. In my understanding, the ZynthianOS licensed under GPL-3 independently from the commercial kit being sold, is a non-commercial undertake.
* CC-BY-ND: '''CRITICAL'''. We might use this library in unchanged form, which prohibits zynthian specific editing.
* CC BY-NC-ND: '''CRITICAL'''. Same as above.
==Library: How do we chose soundfont libraries to include here?==
==Library: How do we chose soundfont libraries to include here?==