Who Owns Music Made in Veena? You Do, on Every Plan

Who owns music made in Veena? You do. You own the music you make in Veena, on the free plan and on Veena Pro. Your own recordings and uploads stay yours too, and nothing you export carries a watermark.

Your music, your project

You own both the music CoProducer creates with you and the material you bring to the project:

Output: what CoProducer and Veena's other AI features generate for you, such as audio, MIDI, stems and arrangements. Those musical parts are yours.
Your Content: everything you upload, import, record or create yourself, including audio, MIDI, stems, project files, prompts and lyrics. Your own material stays yours.

Both hold on every plan. Paying for Veena Pro changes how much CoProducer you use each day, not who owns the result.

Who owns music made in Veena, part by part

What is in your song	Who owns it
Parts CoProducer writes for you: drums, chords, melodies, basslines, arrangements	You: it is Output
Your vocals, recordings, voice memos and uploaded demos	You: it is Your Content
Stems separated from your own recordings	You
Sounds from Veena's library: samples, loops, presets, instruments	Licensed to you for use inside your own songs

No watermark, no cap, no second-guessing

No watermark on any export, on any plan.
No cap on exports: the full mix as a 24-bit/48 kHz WAV or 320 kbps MP3, every track as stems, or the MIDI, as often as you like.
Your uploads are yours to work on. Veena runs no copyright filter second-guessing your own recordings: drop in a demo, split it into 4 stems and build on it.

Make the song your own

Every part in Veena stays editable, so the notes you change, the parts you play and the vocals you record make the song unmistakably yours. Read Veena’s terms for the ownership and licence wording.

How Veena compares (September 2026)

	Veena	Suno	Udio
Who owns a song made on the free plan	You	Suno: "we retain ownership of the songs you generate" on its free Basic tier	Udio and its licensors
What you can do with it	Release it, sell it, license it	Personal, non-commercial use only on the free tier	Personal, non-commercial use only
Getting it out	Export with no cap, on every plan	Free users who joined before 3 September 2026 get up to 7 lifetime trial downloads	Downloads disabled on every plan

Sources, read on 23 September 2026: Suno's help centre (edited 7 January 2026), terms (effective 3 September 2026) and downloads policy; Udio's terms of service (last revised 12 November 2025) and help centre.

Releasing or selling your song? Read commercial use of music made in Veena and check the formats in Veena export formats. For the ownership questions to ask before a release, see can I sell music made with AI, and browse the Veena help centre for the rest of the studio.

See the export and ownership page for this capability in the full Veena studio.

Frequently asked questions

Do I own songs I make on Veena's free plan?

Yes. Veena is an AI DAW with a personal music producer built in. Describe the song you want and CoProducer builds it with you — beats, chords, melody, arrangement and mix — as real tracks you can edit, mix and export. Free, in your browser. You own the music you make, on the free plan as on Veena Pro.

Does Veena put a watermark on exported songs?

No. Veena adds no watermark to any export on any plan, whether you export the full mix as a 24-bit/48 kHz WAV or a 320 kbps MP3, every track as stems, or the MIDI. Export as often as you like: there is no cap on the number of exports on the free plan or on Veena Pro.

Do I need to credit Veena when I release a song?

No. You can release your song under your own name. The music you make in Veena and everything you record or upload stay yours, on the free plan and on Veena Pro. Export the mix or stems and add your own artist credits when publishing; mention Veena whenever you want to share your workflow.

Can I use Veena's samples and presets in songs I release?

Yes, inside your own songs. Veena’s sounds, samples, loops, presets and instruments are licensed for use within your own projects. Build them into the song with your own performances, arrangement and production, then export your finished track and stems for release.

Does Suno own my song?

On Suno's free tier, yes: its help centre says "we retain ownership of the songs you generate", with non-commercial use allowed. In Veena you own the music you make on every plan, free included, and you export it as WAV, MP3, MIDI or every track with no watermark, so the song and its editable project stay yours.