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Wondering if this means regular streams can use music. There’s a lot of artists and game devs that would benefit from background music.
by gareth_untether 2y ago
Wondering if this means regular streams can use music. There’s a lot of artists and game devs that would benefit from background music.
- mandibeet 2y agoI think it only connected with DJ Category
- soneil 2y agoThe second-last paragraph seems to cover this. In short, no - but it seems reasonable to believe this could be a solid stepping-stone on the path from here to there.
- wavemode 2y agoMany, many streamers have been getting away with streaming copyrighted music for a while now, by simply not recording VODs (or, recording them in such a way that the music is excluded). My understanding is that this practice is still technically illegal (since live-broadcasting music without recording it is still something you need copyright permission for), but significantly more difficult for record companies to crack down on.
- riskable 2y agoIf you just want background music that won't set off any DMCA alarms use one of the generative AI music tools. Even the examples and 10-second tests are probably good enough (just loop them), LOL By law they can't be copyrighted since they were generated by AI.