Trademark notice
DigMusiK's own products
DigMusiK Originals and DigMusiK's research models are our own designs with our own names. They're inspired by general families of classic studio equipment (for example "1960s optical levellers" or "variable-mu tube limiters"), described in general terms. They don't use other companies' product names, logos or panel designs, aren't copies of any manufacturer's product, and aren't made, sponsored, endorsed or licensed by any manufacturer.
Members' captures
Members may credit the equipment they captured, by name, so the credit is accurate (for example "my 1972 FET limiter, Rev D", credited to its maker). Those names are trademarks of their owners. A member's credit doesn't mean the manufacturer makes, sponsors, endorses or is connected with DigMusiK or that signature, and members may not use a manufacturer's name or logo as their own product's brand. Signatures labelled Verified real unit were captured from specific units the member owns.
Credits
NAM captures play through Neural Amp Modeler, by Steven Atkinson, under its open-source (MIT) licence. "Neural Amp Modeler" and "NAM" are used only to describe what DigMusiK is compatible with; DigMusiK isn't made by, connected with or endorsed by the Neural Amp Modeler project. Each NAM capture is its author's work and is credited to them.
DigMusiK's optical leveller research uses the SignalTrain LA-2A Dataset by Ben Colburn and Scott H. Hawley (Belmont University and ARiA Acoustics), licensed under CC BY 4.0. The dataset's title is quoted only to credit it.
Contacting us
If you own a trademark and believe it's being used on DigMusiK in a way it shouldn't be, please use the manufacturer opt-out in our notice and takedown policy, or email support@digmusik.com.
DigMusiK and the DigMusiK logo are trademarks of DigMusiK Ltd.