Creators should not have to hunt for the right cut of an Arabic recording, guess the name of a sound or wonder whether the use is allowed. The Mazufa Sound Kit answers all three: every cleared recording in the catalogue is cut into a ready hook, given one fixed sound name, and cleared for creator use inside the apps that license the catalogue.
What is in the kit
When a recording is delivered and its rights are documented, a 15-second hook is cut from the part people remember, mastered for phone speakers and trimmed to start cleanly.
- One ready 15-second hook for every cleared recording in the catalogue
- One fixed sound name per recording, written the same way on every app
- The ISRC of the source recording attached to each hook, so the sound points back to the right artist
- Artist name, title and artwork in the spelling the stores use
- A rights record for each hook stating which app licences cover it
- New hooks added as recordings are cleared, old ones withdrawn when a recording leaves
One sound name, the same everywhere
A sound called one thing on one app and something else on another splits its own audience, and the plays do not add up. So every recording in the kit has exactly one sound name, decided once with the artist, written in one fixed spelling in Arabic and Latin script, and used on every app that carries it. When an app shows a different name, we ask for the correction and record it on the recording's file.
How creators find and use the sounds
You do not need to download anything from us. Search the app's sound library for the sound name or the artist; the hook appears as an official sound tied to the artist's profile. Use it the way the app allows, in your own video made inside the app, with the credit shown automatically.
The rights are cleared by the licence between Mazufa and the app, and nothing else is needed from you. If a sound is missing or appears under another name, tell us through the form on this page.
For brands and apps
Apps and platforms that want the catalogue in their sound library request the kit through the form on this page. A person replies by email with what the kit contains, how it is delivered and updated, and the written licence that covers creator use inside the app.
Brands are welcome, but a campaign is a different use. A video made inside an app on a brand's own account follows that app's rules; an advertisement, a promoted post or a video used outside the app needs a written licence, handled on the sync licensing page.
What is not allowed
The following fall outside the licences, and each one harms the artist whose recording it is.
- Re-uploading the audio to any app as your own sound, under your name or another name
- Using a hook in an advertisement, a sponsored video or a promoted post without a written licence
- Exporting a hook from one app for use in another app or outside the apps altogether
- Changing the sound name, the artist name or the credit shown with the sound
- Claiming a hook, or any video that uses it, through a rights or monetisation system
For artists in the catalogue
If Mazufa distributes your recordings, your hooks are in the kit without any extra step. You choose which section each hook is cut from, the sound name is agreed with you before delivery, and the use the hooks receive is reported under the recording they come from. There is no upload fee, no subscription, no per-release fee; the revenue share is set out in your written agreement.
Questions
Can I use a sound in a video for my business account?
An ordinary post made inside the app on your account is usually covered by the app's licence. An advertisement, a promoted post or a video used outside the app needs a written licence. If you are not sure, ask us before you post.
The sound is on the app under a different name. What should I do?
Send us the app, the name you found and the artist through the form on this page. We ask the app to correct it and record the correction so that the plays stay with the artist.
Can I get the full recording instead of the hook?
The hook is what is cleared for creator use inside the apps. The full recording is on the stores; a use that needs it, such as a film, a podcast or a campaign, is licensed through the sync licensing page.