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QuestionWhat do I do if YouTube blocked my video for copyright?Community AnswerYou must take a course that they provide. It is a video telling you not to copy someone else's footage and do your own instead.
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QuestionCan I use a copyrighted song in my lyric video?Community AnswerIt depends on the song. Some songs YouTube will let you use, and others not.
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QuestionIs it illegal to use a song that's not mine, even if I mentioned who sang it?Community AnswerYes, it is. Songs are copyrighted material, and you must get permission from the songwriter to use them. Depending on the song, that may require a hefty fee.
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QuestionWill adding a video of my own with a branded song cause them to block my video?Community AnswerIt depends. The song would have to be appropriate and you should have permission from the songwriter to use it.
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QuestionCan I get money from lyric video viewers?Community AnswerYou can if the lyrics are not copyrighted (but they probably are).
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QuestionIs there a specific app for this?Community AnswerNo, you can use Windows Live Movie Maker, iMovie, Cute Cut Pro on iPhone, Pocket Video on iPhone, and more!
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QuestionDo I need any licenses for vocals and lyrics of a song before I publish the video on YouTube?Community AnswerNot if it's your own song. if it's your song and it's deemed inappropriate, YouTube will not accept it. If it's someone else's song you will need permission.
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QuestionWhat if I uploaded a video and the screen is black?Community AnswerDelete the video and publish it again. If that doesn't work, then try to remake it in a different quality.
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QuestionCan I create a lyrical video with purchased song and monetize it on my YouTube channel? Does it come under copyrights?Tom De BackerTop AnswererYes, it falls under copyright. You did not purchase the rights to the song, you just paid to own a copy of it. Anything that is not fair use is copyrighted.
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QuestionDoes this work for the iPad?Community AnswerYes, iMovie should work on an iPad and you can get it for free at the app store.
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QuestionCan I get permission from a songwriter for free or do I have to pay him a lot of money?Community AnswerIt depends on the songwriter.
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QuestionHow do I give credit when making a lyric video for YouTube?Community AnswerPovide credit in both the description and the video intro. You will want to include information on the artist, the album and links to the artist's official pages.
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QuestionHow do I know which songs are not copyrighted?Community AnswerIf it says "NCS" that means No Copyright Songs or copyright-free, then you can use those. Others, you may or may not be able to. Sometimes, it will say © the current year, artist name, all rights reserved, in which case you cannot use those tunes without permission and usually paying royalties.
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