I want to play music on my station but I do t want to get in trouble. I don't want to monetise though .. so can I still play it somehow ? Even if it is mashups or trance music etc ?
YouTube Can you play commercial or mixed up tracks without monetising ?
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When it comes to mashups.
Sometimes these can be flagged for Content ID sometimes not.
When it comes to commercial songs (stay away from them) instant content ID match.
Use non copyright music from NCS ( nearly at 10 million subscribers) they have some really good songs free to use as long as you credit the artiest and you won`t get into any trouble with there music.
Sometimes these can be flagged for Content ID sometimes not.
When it comes to commercial songs (stay away from them) instant content ID match.
Use non copyright music from NCS ( nearly at 10 million subscribers) they have some really good songs free to use as long as you credit the artiest and you won`t get into any trouble with there music.
if the content gets Content ID then it will just follow what the owner of the track set for this track. So for example, you play a song belonging to Warner Music and Warner Music set to put ads in front of every video using their track then your video would have ads playing in front of it with the money going to Warner Music. Sometimes they may choose to block it in certain countries, or block it from mobile devices, etc 
Isn't there a few seconds gap or something? What if you change the pitch by the way?if the content gets Content ID then it will just follow what the owner of the track set for this track. So for example, you play a song belonging to Warner Music and Warner Music set to put ads in front of every video using their track then your video would have ads playing in front of it with the money going to Warner Music. Sometimes they may choose to block it in certain countries, or block it from mobile devices, etc
He stated he will not be monetizing the content. Therefore making no money so a content id would not be applied to his videos.