Original sentence: A no-attribution license is also available for people who are unwilling or unable to provide credit to MacLeod; the license costs $30 for one song, $50 for two songs, and $20 per song for three or more songs.MacLeod states that he releases his music under Creative Commons licenses to maximize the number of people who can use his music.MacLeod's most popular license is the CC BY; his music is free to use but must be credited.On his website's FAQ, he expressed disdain for the current state of copyright; he hopes to create "an alternate body of works that is able to compete with them"
Edited sentence: A no-attribution license is also available for people who are unwilling or unable to provide credit to MacLeod; this license costs $30 for one song, $50 for two songs, and $20 per song for three or more songs.According to him, part of his reason for allowing people to use his music for free is his belief that the current copyright system is broken; he feels powerless to change the entire system on his own, but hopes to create "an alternate body of works that is able to compete with them".MacLeod decided to release his music under Creative Commons licenses in order to maximize the number of people who can listen to and use his music.MacLeod's most popular license is the CC BY; as long as he receives credit in the description of video or song, his music is free to use