Libraries & licenses
Libraries, licenses and material credits
Oscivara uses third-party open-source components and sound material. This page links to their notices, licenses and the materials provided with them.
Find the full information
In the application, open ⋯ → Libraries and licenses for a short overview. Detailed notices and credits are available in the published documents:
Documents open in a new tab so you can keep the guide open. These files are published in English. Project names and copyright notices are retained in the components' own documents.
What the components support
Interface components help display panels and accessible controls. Audio libraries read formats and prepare sound. Server libraries support the application, accounts and data. Separation and generation use separate cloud models. Horizon uses Stable Audio 3 code under MIT and Stable Audio Community model weights; the applicable model terms take precedence.
A component's open-source license and Oscivara's own terms are not the same thing. This guide does not replace the complete text of the relevant license.
codec-parser materials
The supplied codec-parser includes replacement instructions, the third-party library source package, LGPL 3.0 and GPL 3.0.
These materials concern that third-party library. They do not publish Oscivara's proprietary source, private server configuration or user data. Rights granted by a third-party license are described in that license itself.
Working with someone else's music
Access to a separation tool does not automatically grant permission to use any recording. For imported material, check the source terms, copyright and necessary permissions. Keep attribution where it is required.
Separating a recording or changing its format does not remove its original restrictions. Before publishing your own work, check both the technical file and your right to use the recordings it contains.