zzzonedotnet
In case you have not tried posting mixes to YouTube lately for fear of copyright strikes, perhaps now is the time to try again.
YouTube must have purchased the rights to a massive catalog of new music lately as all of my recent mixes (8 of 8) have posted there without any problems.
This means the artists are compensated for any plays on your mixes, which is a win for the artist, and for you. You cannot be compensated except for the promotional aspects of your mix.
Exceptions MIGHT be super popular hits or songs by certain artists that guard their copyright closely and/or have not sold the rights to YouTube.
Good luck.
YouTube must have purchased the rights to a massive catalog of new music lately as all of my recent mixes (8 of 8) have posted there without any problems.
This means the artists are compensated for any plays on your mixes, which is a win for the artist, and for you. You cannot be compensated except for the promotional aspects of your mix.
Exceptions MIGHT be super popular hits or songs by certain artists that guard their copyright closely and/or have not sold the rights to YouTube.
Good luck.
geposted Sat 03 Jul 21 @ 12:21 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
Youtube has the rights to most music, so can be fine broadcasting there yes ;-)
You might not be able to monetize it, but thats ok ;-)
You might not be able to monetize it, but thats ok ;-)
geposted Sat 03 Jul 21 @ 1:33 pm
xylume
I've posted several mixes on YouTube without a problem, but it does take some effort to avoid songs that'll be muted or blocked. I agree with you that now's better than ever!
geposted Sat 03 Jul 21 @ 9:44 pm