Updated October 31, 2026
A lot of people search for "no-copyright loops", but what they almost always mean is: loops I can legally use in my beats without trouble. Strictly speaking every sound has a copyright, "copyright-free" is not a thing. What matters is the licence.
The moment someone creates a loop, a copyright exists on it. "No-copyright" in practice means the rights holder lets you use it under certain terms. So the real question is not "is this copyright-free?" but "what licence applies and can I release with it?".
NDA's 3500+ loops are played by hand, with no uncleared third-party samples. You download them free as mp3 (4 a day with no account, unlimited with a free account) and use them freely in your beats. Commercial releases run on a clear 50/50 publishing split, set out on the license page. That is not royalty-free, but it is transparent and has no up-front cost, unlike anonymous "no-copyright" kits of unknown origin.
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Browse the free loopsNo, every sound has a copyright. What matters is the licence, which sets out how you may use the loop.
Only if the licence allows it. On NDA Company yes, with a 50/50 split; many anonymous kits have unclear licences, which is risky.
No, but they are free to use with a clear licence (50/50 split on releases) and no uncleared third-party samples.
Made by hand with real instruments, no AI-generated sounds. Vocals are 99% self-recorded.
No. Commercial releases require a 50/50 split on all placements, see License Terms.
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