Principles of General Terms and Conditions
- We assume that you use the app and the musical works in good faith.
- Your usage licence for a musical work, or a collection of musical works, becomes strictly personal once it has been activated. As long as the licence has not been activated, you may pass it on to someone else. The scores you print are intended for personal use only.
- Why: our team has worked hard to make these musical works available to you, and they live from the income of the sale of usage licences. If you simply pass your licence on to someone else, our team loses income. As a musician, you wouldn’t want that either, would you?
- You may not share the reproduction of sound and scores with others, except for your own recordings. If you share a recording, the sound of your own instrument must be mixed with the sound of the app, so it may not be on a separate audio track. Posting scores, in whole or in part, is prohibited in all cases.
- You may activate your licence on up to three devices, but you may use it on only one device at a time. You may, however, use the app on one device and display the scores on several screens at the same time.
- The app checks whether your licence is valid and whether your device is one of your maximum three registered devices. If the check fails, the work plays in try mode and you receive a message with the reason and how to contest it. A licence is never permanently deactivated automatically: this is always decided by a member of our team, after you have been given the opportunity to respond.
- In case of repeated violation or bad faith, established after you have been given the opportunity to respond, we may terminate all your licences and your account with immediate effect. We may set off any amount that would otherwise be refundable against the damage we have suffered, including lost sales from shared licences, and claim further damages before the competent courts.
- We expressly declare that the competent courts are those of Brussels, Belgium. The language of the competent court may be chosen by the customer. If no choice is made, the language is Dutch, or English if a competent English-speaking court is established in Brussels.
- If you do not agree with these general terms and conditions, please do not buy any Synchestra products.
- The applicable law is Belgian law.