In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle, and Show/Music Producer, That Orko answer your questions on the recent Splice situation, regarding copyright strikes and subscription concerns. Many music producers and creators are unsure about their credits on Splice. If they cancel their subscription, will they lose their accumulated credits? Shares their own experience, detailing the significant investment they've made in Splice samples having over 15,000 credits and the fear of losing access if the subscription is canceled or downgraded.

Miss Krystle dives into Splice's terms of service, highlighting ambiguities around account termination and credit retention. They emphasize the need for Splice to clarify and update their terms to protect users' investments. Join the conversation and let Splice know your thoughts on their current policies. If you have similar concerns or experiences, drop a comment below and stay tuned for updates.

Splice Exposed: What Happens To Your Credits When You Cancel

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