Allowed
- Linking to our official YouTube stream or video (embeds and links are welcome).
- Watching along with your community via the YouTube link (no rebroadcasting the raw audio).
For streamers, creators & businesses
Before you drop a Synaptic Utopia track behind your stream, video, or project — read this. All our music is copyrighted and paid licensing is coming soon.
The short answer
All Synaptic Utopia music is copyrighted and all rights reserved. It is not free to use in streams, videos, or any public or commercial context. Official licensing is coming soon.
Twitch, YouTube, Kick, TikTok, Reels, Discord — the answer is the same on every platform.
We’re preparing official licensing for streamers, creators, and businesses — a simple way to clear our tracks for your content or product. Follow the YouTube channel to catch the launch, or reach out for early inquiries on commercial and client projects.
Nothing on this page is a license or a grant of rights. Terms will be published alongside the licensing launch.
No. Every track we release is copyrighted, all rights reserved. It is not royalty-free, not creative-commons, and not cleared for streams, videos, or commercial use. Official licensing is being prepared and will be announced on our YouTube channel.
No. Playing our tracks as background music on a live stream, VOD, short, or archived clip is unlicensed use. Once enforcement is active, content-ID and takedown claims may apply. Please wait for official licensing.
No. Credit is appreciated but it does not grant a license. Only a written license from Synaptic Utopia authorizes use of the music.
Not yet. Commercial use — client work, ads, product videos, courses, film — is not permitted until licensing launches. For early licensing inquiries, reach out via YouTube.
Unlicensed short-form use is not permitted either. Use the built-in TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube audio libraries for short-form content until our licensing is live.
Soon. Follow the YouTube channel — that's where we'll announce the launch and how to purchase a license.
Head back into the studio and pick your next room.
For commercial licenses, brand deals, or early access before launch — reach out on YouTube or social. We’re friendly, and we’d rather say yes to a proper license than send a takedown.