The Boring Legal Stuff That Kills Your Vibe

Restrictions are basically digital handcuffs for your songs. Because apparently y'all can't be trusted not to steal each other's sick beats. This whole thing is essential for protecting your intellectual property (a.k.a. the thing you spent way too long working on). You can list these party fouls as a comma-separated metatag. Like:

Restrictions: Print, Export, Distribute

Here's the full laundry list of stuff you can lock down. Wanna nuke the restrictions? Don't just yeet the metatag—set it to None instead. And if you're paranoid about other peeps messin' with your security settings (smart!), throw in the Rights restriction too.

• None nukes all the restrictions from orbit. Seriously, it unchecks literally everything else.
• Edit stops people from touchin' your precious song. Don't even look at it.
• Print prevents the song from gettin' sent to a printer. No hard copies, buddy.
• Export keeps OnSong from spittin' the file out to the world.
• Share blocks OnSong users from sharin' your track. Hoard it like it's toilet paper.
• Email says nope to email transfers. Your song stays put.
• Upload prevents sendin' the song to some server in the cloud. Keep it local, homie.
• Project stops the lyrics from showin' up on a projector. No stage display, fam.
• Distribute prevents spreadin' your song far & wide to other places. It's yours & yours alone.
• Photocopy blocks screenshottin' & photocopyin' the device. Good luck capturin' that.
• Rights locks down the whole rights & restrictions situation so nobody else can mess with your security. Final answer.