legal notice

amilomusic.com is published and operated by the person and business identified below. Any question about this site can be sent to the email address shown here, and will be answered in English or French.

Publisher

AMILO (Evan Ferry), sole trader registered in France

SIREN

100 161 389

SIRET

100 161 389 000 18

VAT

Not charged, Article 293 B of the French General Tax Code

Email

contact@amilomusic.com

Registered address

France, available on request by email

Director of publication

Evan Ferry

Hosting

Hostinger International Ltd, 61 Lordou Vironos Street, 6023 Larnaca, Cyprus

AMILO sells digital music production files: FL Studio project files (FLP), sample packs, preset packs, mixing presets, and coaching or production services. Everything is delivered electronically. Nothing is shipped.

The site's design, source code, logotype, text, artwork and audio are the property of AMILO and are protected by French and international copyright law. Buying a pack grants you a licence to use its contents in your own music, as described in the Terms of Sale. It does not transfer ownership of anything.

You may not resell, redistribute or republish the files, in whole or in part, as a standalone product, sample pack, or preset pack. Reproducing any part of this website without written permission is prohibited.

FL Studio, Image-Line, Serum, Xfer Records, Ableton, iZotope, FabFilter and any other product names on this site are trademarks of their respective owners. AMILO is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them. These names appear only to describe what a file is compatible with.

If you believe content on this site infringes your rights, or if you find a security issue, write to contact@amilomusic.com with enough detail to identify the content or the issue. Reports are reviewed and answered.

• Copyright claims: include the work concerned and proof of your rights.
• Security issues: describe the steps to reproduce, and please do not disclose publicly before we reply.

This site and these notices are governed by French law. In case of a dispute, and after an attempt to resolve it amicably, the competent courts are those of France, subject to the mandatory protections that consumer law gives buyers in their own country of residence.