For large companies, artlist.io is like that, and most of the music programs released on appsumo had no limits on YouTube channel count. persona music is also like that, and Filmstro, which has a similar concept to Tuney, is also an unlimited channel.

This is more a reply to the user comment here, Antony and co you seem to be navigating licencing well.

User,
it makes sense to be aware of what other companies are offering. In the case of Tuney, this is

- unlimited generation of unique audio,
- unlimited with cool down monthly downloads ( would be similar to fair use and physical limitations of hardware generation elsewhere)
- a social connection (all 1st part social connections for that user likely).
- reseller licence for incorporated audio into a larger project ( license reg)
- one off cost for ltd tier
- Single seat

Something like Artlist.io isn't this which is why licencing is tricky, you need to tick the same boxes if you're the same product, but if you're not or have different USPs then of course you're different.

Artlist.io ( per seat)
- personal/pro subscriptions
- existing curated / licensed music
- reseller licence for incorporated audio into a larger project (same | license reg)
- social connections for a user per platform once ( personal | same)
- social connection on all platforms ( pro only)
- dedicated licences for more than 7 users in your company (pro only)

If you're an agency company and working on 100s of Channel with say 10 of you and only have one license on some other software. Then you've either found something completely unique that doesn't exist, or you're not clear in the ToS of the product and don't have enough licences to support the company or your 100 channels in the first place.

There is a lot to navigate with audio libraries and even more with audio generative libraries. be aware that there is a large difference between the two.

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