Hello, I joined freedom hoping it could help me make some money while I live stream, as my first live stream got copywrited with every song played. it only got copywrited after I finished livestreaming and the video was saved and viewed separately. so I was wondering if I can monetise the live stream and make money that way? or is this is dead end for me?
Solved How can I make money monetising Live RADIO on youtube?
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Just a note, only play music and sounds you are allowed to monetize then you don't have issues with copyright
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yes but I already have a live radio station on radio.co that is allowed to play all music that's why I wanted to know if I can live stream on youtube and monetise if I cant monetise then its fine but I just need to know as it seems that I can only live stream my music without saving the videos[DOUBLEPOST=1485045033][/DOUBLEPOST]?
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Does the radio service come with the rite to monetize the content as well as play it? Generally on YouTube you must have either the licence to use the content or it must be royalty free. Once you monetize it you are basically saying that it is all your content that you created.
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ohhhh ok fair enough so if I wanted to monetise music it would have to be entirely my own make with no commercial songs or anyone elses songs in their.
can you play music on youtube without getting copyright though? as in playing it but giving all the rights to the artist? as I just want a station for music il happily give the artist the credit
can you play music on youtube without getting copyright though? as in playing it but giving all the rights to the artist? as I just want a station for music il happily give the artist the credit
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Basically unless you own the rights to the music there isn't a "one size fits all" answer to whether or not you can monetise live / commercial songs on YouTube - so do allow it with you giving credit to the creator whereas some will flat out refuse - bearing in mind that you are essentially earning money off their hard work.
Your best bet is to think about the songs you would like to use and then look up the creator / studio to see if they give permission to use their song, if you can't find anything relating to this, then feel free to email them.
Your best bet is to think about the songs you would like to use and then look up the creator / studio to see if they give permission to use their song, if you can't find anything relating to this, then feel free to email them.
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