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Question about using music?

🕑 Added 2018-02-17 17:25:04 +0000 UTC

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Shuri

i might be totaly wrong but.. why dont you use a cover of a popular song.. not a crappy one.. there are alot of good songs right and left... and since people cantask for much ( if any) money you get your song for cheap (or free) and they get a promotion out of it

Smoothness

Another search can be for “recordings in the public domain.” Keep in mind that some songs may be free in the public domain, but a particular recording of the song may still be copyrighted.

Smoothness

Edit to the above: “songs that are free to use”

Smoothness

Google “sings that are free to use” and you will find sites that offer free music for video productions such as yours. They wouldn’t be popular songs, but they are free.

Smoothness

If you use a copyrighted song without a license, you would be infringing the cooyright, regardless of whether you actually sold it. There are some exceptions, but your use of producing videos including the song would not easily fall into an exception. It may be likely that no one finds out or cares much due to the small scale of production, but you would still open yourself to the possibility of an infringement notice.

Agent Red Girl

Thank you Frank! I have no idea about this stuff so I really appreciate it

Agent Red Girl

Hmm that is good idea!

michael whipps

Your best bet agent,just look for a dj online..ask them if they have some premade wav/mp3 files or whatever..sometimes you get lucky and they give it to you for FREE.They just ask you to advertise their name in your video (song by dj soandso).....etc

Frank Celestino

Quick overview without legal jargon: <a href="http://tubularinsights.com/copyrighted-music-in-video/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://tubularinsights.com/copyrighted-music-in-video/</a>#101 The primary issue is that due to the patreon, you would be considered making a profit from your work, and subsequently the song if you choose to use it. This is where the copyright violation comes in. If this was strictly public for sharing purposes, then no biggie.

VoiceOfTheEmperor

Either you can find some music on YouTube and then convert it into an MP3 via <a href="https://www.onlinevideoconverter.com/video-converter" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.onlinevideoconverter.com/video-converter</a> or you could ask Lucas King on Facebook to make one. It'd take a while in terms of the latter, but he's made one for me and it took a while. Good question!


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