I would like to license the lyrics and score of my music under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0, Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 for audio of live performances, and retain full copyright on studio recordings.
What is the best way to do this, keeping in mind that I don't want to leave any room for confusion.
I think you may need to utilize the 'some commercial rights reserved' attribute in your license agreement.
Can you give me details about the 'some commercial rights reserved' attribute? I don't fully understand.
I have the same question. To my knowledge, commercial rights reserved mean permission is granted to reproduce any or all of this page for individual or non-profit institutional internal use as long as credit is given.
Is there even a 'some commercial rights reserved'? I'm not really aware of it. I do know that there's an Attribution Non-Commercial, Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike and Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives
RE 'some commercial rights reserved'
CC wiki link:
Just to clarify, does this mean that you are relasing the lyrics and score under CC, but in doing so don't want anybody to use the lyrics and score to make studio recordings, OR you are releasing the lyrics and score under CC, and it's your own studio recordings that you want to retain full copyright on?
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