There is a “shortcut” for the rendering time issue. This is best done on a separate Test channel you don’t care about. Record 20 sec or so of each song you want to upload and then upload THAT video. Takes far less time to render, and you get the same DMCA diagnostics. Then you can pull any troublesome tracks & retry using same method.
I wish TH-cam would just copy Mixcloud's model. I'm happy to add the full list of the songs I played and let the owners get paid instead of me. I don't need to get money from TH-cam. I just want to post share videos.
Is mixcloud easy to use? And when you mix a set of 12 ish songs...do you simply add in the individual tracks details so you make it clear your just a dj ? Its so confusing
They may be transposing the key the song is in so the the content recognition system is not able to match it to the source material. So if a song is in g m and you change it to f sharp m than the music recognition tool yt uses may not recognize the song anymore. It works or did when they cared about that stuff on soundcloud. I know it can confuse music recognition software but it's no guarantee and you can't transpose every song. Like you couldn't move up a fifth on a song with a female vocal or go down a fifth with a male or the singing will sound wrong. But you can alter female down or male up pretty often and the audience won't notice. I don't play vocal music for the most part so it's less of a concern for me. You need to be careful with pop too. Really popular songs people can often recognize that you've altered the vocal and they won't like it if Dr Dre sounds like a woman. You get a feel for what you can and can't get away with after a while. Open a random new channel unlinked to your main yt channel. Upload a transposed song and see if it works. If it does than bam there you go.
So I upload a black screen video with my entire mix and it's completely public with no restrictions. Then, I spend hours rendering out a 4k video with the exact same audio and it gets blocked worldwide :/
I believe the problem lies in most so called "DJ's" play the same 20-25 mainstream tracks that are ontop of the dmca list instead of being creative and presenting new music to the scene.. You people flood your channels with topics about copyright, when in reality all you need to do is simply purchase New music, and not the same as everyone else..
My current record is 9 blocked songs in a single mix 😎. I did dispute a copyright block once as I uploaded a live set using nothing but samples played in ableton. This generated a copyright block but it was obvious all that happened was some producer used the same sample I did. The block was removed. Theres another method you can use which is to search the TH-cam database which tells you the copyright status of each track. There are tutorials on TH-cam and may save you some time so you don't need to upload anything. *update looks like TH-cam isnt carrying that checking service forward....
@@djcarlo I think its still available for now but once the complete change is made and the classic youtube studio is removed thats it. They released a statement saying it was too much work to maintain.
Great video and great topic. My take on this is that TH-cam needs to treat better to the community of creators. I think that non letting creators to monetize in mixed content video is a bummer. I get it, we are using someone else music but we are creating something new from that and it really sucks that others are taking all the credit for it. I think that a shared monetization would be more than fair. Think of how many hours of content Djs are bringing to this platform. It is just not fair.
Wish someone like you was on their staff! Is DJing nothing for these dumbos cuz mixing is an art in itself! If proper credits are being given, why don't they allow mixes monetization?
its better to do the right thing and reach out to the persons who create the track and pay to use the track what TH-cam is doing is great ITS NOT EASY TO CREATE A TRACK THEN SOMEONE USES YOUR TRACK FOR FREE
@@londanice3582 that's nice in theory but if you think of someone doing a set at least once a week, an hour long, that can be 60 tracks. The amount of work for reaching out would overshadow prepping the mix alone, then changing the mix to make it work based off of approvals...
@@londanice3582 im a professional videographer I know all the bands or artist I film their live sets and they give me a OK in person but then TH-cam block video
Mixcloud is probably better, I've got over 100 sets on there, soundcloud only allows a certain amount before you then have to pay, I think I've got 3 mixes up there and about 50mb of space left.
You can look up copyrighted tracks and whether or not they’re blocked in your country via TH-cam’s database. Sets usually should be preplanned so you know you won’t get a strike. The real fun is figuring out what you can do with what you’re allowed to use. Welcome to the world of djing kiddos
If I get this message they will block my channel from monetization? 'Claiming Content ID on your video does not affect your channel. Not a copyright infringement warning' Do I have to delete the videos or shorts? (I haven't be at TH-cam Partners Program yet)
Yeah... I honestly dont care if i get monetized at this point. Take the money. Just let me play my tunes without a worry that i wont be able to share it with people.
If I pay out the ass annually, I should not be put into question when I PAY licensed services to do what I've been doing since the 1990's... I PAID to play these songs.
That's totally fine for clubs, but the internet, being a global thing, has more nuances in its laws about playing other peoples' works. I pay for these songs too, and my videos still get muted every so often!
Wait... you've spent 6 minutes to tell me that any song that TH-cam doesn't want me to have, I just have to remove it and find another one? Gosh, thanks. I couldn't have done this without your help. 🤨
I took a look at your channel, and I only saw one mix haha. Lots of great 45 uploads though! I'd say it's because they're recorded from the ambient sound, so it doesn't trigger the copyright censors as quickly. Also, individual songs are less likely to get slapped with blocks. I have so many songs in one mix, the copyright censors go to town on them haha
Uploaded a DJ Mix, got the same result, most of the Tracks where blocked. Then searched TH-cam and found same tracks over 10 times in 10 different profiles.
TH-cam is always super tough on my Greek mixes I post. So I tend to remix or use other remixes of those songs and then TH-cam’s content ID most of the time then doesn’t catch it being that it’s remixed and not the original track.
Thank you for sharing this! I was searching a lot just for this. I do find it amazing that there are DJs that do top 40 or top 100 mixes which consists of tracks from big labels.
I just can not understand. You buy the track. As DJ - you make more popular the track to the audience. If I do not want any income from the video - what is the problem? The owner of the tracks can monetize from the stuff what I make (ok, from their stuff) - everybody is happy, not? Their stuff appears on more places, can be more popular, can make more income for them, right? DJs do not want to steal their income and not every DJ wants to produce a new track, even a remix. The DJs are friends, not enemies - at least should be. I can not see the logic.
Respected Sir Thank You So Much. May I told you one thing, I have learn a lots of things from your lessons. Your videos and sharing ideas taught me more learning about Djing. I'm So Thankful To You 😊
worst copyright strike ever... Don Diablo @ Mysteryland 2016... one of the best lifesets i have ever listened to and one i cannot listen to anymore.....
It really depends on if the remixes are subject to copyright! If the source says they're free to use, then most likely you won't be risking anything, but you won't be able to monetize the video.
Use need to do a video and mix on crowd reading as a DJ who have played at party if the crowd don't enjoy then why the purpose,i have seen Dj play all the hot songs and the crowd is like not into it .
agree, some tracks i bought are not on beatport already for example.. Manalive Original Mix Devilfish, Roel Salemink Techno (Peak Time / Driving) 6:08 A# Minor 138 BPM Bush Records 2008-08-26 (i) This track is no longer available on Beatport
Yes but how many times you have to do a mix in order to find right tracks?So what about big djs who run their radio shows on youtube and put any song in it, how do they do?
I used to get angry when i see mixes of other dj's not getting banned while i tried all tricks for uploading mine . Now finally i can see something relevant. Thanx
Hmmmm, you may need to either change the track, or shorten the duration of it used in the video. Check the copyright strike as well; it might've been because of the Netflix intro you used if that's the video you're talking about.
You have really cool hairstyle and love the way you wear your cap! Will always follow all your tutorials to start my journey into DJ mixing .... Lots of love to you and your Country ....stay safe 🤗❤️❤️❤️💙💜
Omg that's so sweet of you DJ CARLO ... Those are really encouraging words .. will be more than happy to let you know my journey and I m so lucky you're gonna be a part of it woowww! 💙💙💙💙
Hi there! Not sure if anyone can help 😩 Trying to find some answers 🥺 For example, if I have a 10-20 minute video but in that video there is a 5-10 second clip with copyrighted music playing in the background from a radio or phone - will that be flagged or a copyright strike? Is there a time frame I could get away with or is it just not worth the risk at all? Thanks for your help!! Ellie 💖
It's hard to answer since it might be a case to case basis, but I'd always try to err on the side of caution! Also depends on how audible the track is. You may want to consider either replacing the track, or disputing it with TH-cam. Try uploading it first and keeping it on private, and check in your TH-cam studio if anything pops up :)
there must be another way, there are so many djs that do weekly mixes like best hip hop or any kind of compilation mix like best reggaeton 2019. those stay up forever--how do they do it?
That's....a good question. I'm not familiar with that side of copyright as much, so I'm not in a position to answer. The mashups in my mixes don't get flagged as easily, so it does skirt around copyright easier, but making money off of them is a different conversation altogether
Where do you get your music files (and what kind of file) do you put into ur video (what video software do u use) and do u put the video with any visuals so that the listeners can watch and hear?
I get my music files from record pools like BPM Supreme, Crate Connect, and Zip DJ. I use Final Cut Pro to edit my videos. I do, with all my mixes! Not visuals per say, but videos of me mixing with annotations on the techniques used. Check them out! :)
Because background information is important. Assume that there are people out there too who don't just ask how, but why (which is the first 3 minutes of the video)
Hi Carlo, youtube just blocked my DJ mixes months later it says blocked worldwide... I recently tried to monetize my channel they denied me and a week later they blocked my videos
Oh man, it might because of the kind of music in your mixes. When they're major hits or not remixed *enough*, they set off a LOT of copyright issues. The methods I listed here aren't 100% foolproof mind you, but they've been working for me. I can still see some of your videos though
@@djcarlo thanks for the reply 🙌🏾🙏🏾 so I figured it out, I added I do not own the rights to this music and they unblocked the videos. th-cam.com/video/zhVTtHnoSOE/w-d-xo.html
I can't answer this unfortunately, as it changes depending on the track and copyright holder. For example, Prince's estate doesn't allow ANY of his music anywhere from what I recall
Carlo Your suggestion is ok but you never monetize like that , I prefer pay mixcloud and monetize, does TH-cam allow to monetize like mixcloud by paying a monthly subscription!?
DJ Carlo Atendido always will be subscribed brotha you have helped me out so much with this channel so thank you and keep up the great videos and tutorials it’s very appreciated by many 😀😀
TH-cam will automatically muted your video playlist especially from a popular group and you might get penalized for that. This trick is applicable for sampling the music and not the entire music.
Hello i am a sri lankan dj i watched this video please say how to avoid copyright stickers ??? because um uploading dj remixes but it became copyright claim and i cant monotize the song also how you are monotizing ??
Hey buddy, have you tried pitch shifting or time stretching to avoid copyrighting issues? I haven't tried uploading yet but I'm researching it now, hence how I found your video. I'd interested to know if you have experimented with it at all.
This should be important if one wants to upload a mix on this platform!!! Thanks for this! And who knows if the songs one use will fly with Soundcloud. Mainly Mixcloud allows nearly all songs. Except a very small portion of songs in this world.
I made a home movie using filmora to compile everything together of the music concerts I go to when I go clubbing , I put copyright disclaimers in the beginning of my video. Will I get a strike or something if I upload on TH-cam?
I'm honestly not too sure, since music tends to get distorted with home movies when recording found loud venues. I feel like there's a fairly low chance of it getting a strike if all you're posting are snippets, but if you use a studio-quality track there, then there's a high chance of it getting struck.
The mixes usually get copyright struck. But the tutorials, breakdowns, and others don't because I don't usually use the full songs. Transitions, snippets, remixes, less known tracks, etc usually don't get detected!
Can i upload songs that aren't on the internet, without copyright strike? I want to rip some of my favorite songs, but that's only available physically so I can stream them.
There is a “shortcut” for the rendering time issue. This is best done on a separate Test channel you don’t care about. Record 20 sec or so of each song you want to upload and then upload THAT video. Takes far less time to render, and you get the same DMCA diagnostics. Then you can pull any troublesome tracks & retry using same method.
Wow! Thanks for sharing that tip! I'll take note of that as well!
Can u get money from the views of shortcut?? Or just from views of vid ?
I wish TH-cam would just copy Mixcloud's model. I'm happy to add the full list of the songs I played and let the owners get paid instead of me. I don't need to get money from TH-cam. I just want to post share videos.
That is a good model actually!
Same here. I just like to share my talent.
@@steadymanos haha well I never said I have any talent. 🤭 All I can do is beatmatch two songs and A to B mix them at the right phrasing.
@@XEinstein dude u got talent, don't sell yourself short.
Is mixcloud easy to use? And when you mix a set of 12 ish songs...do you simply add in the individual tracks details so you make it clear your just a dj ? Its so confusing
Man I wish TH-cam didn't have such a jank system for this
Yeah. It is what it is though. Thank you for watching! Woot woot!
Yeah don't know who own youtube but if I know who own youtube I might hired hitman to threaten him
@@djcarlo not kill I am not murderer I threaten youtube
I'm still trying to figure out how some TH-cam DJs are uploading mixes full of mostly mainstream music. My research is futile. smh.
Same, Still baffles me. Is it that they do not make any money on the vids? Is iut ok then?
Me to...
This guy is totally outside of the scope of his own topic
They may be transposing the key the song is in so the the content recognition system is not able to match it to the source material. So if a song is in g m and you change it to f sharp m than the music recognition tool yt uses may not recognize the song anymore. It works or did when they cared about that stuff on soundcloud. I know it can confuse music recognition software but it's no guarantee and you can't transpose every song. Like you couldn't move up a fifth on a song with a female vocal or go down a fifth with a male or the singing will sound wrong. But you can alter female down or male up pretty often and the audience won't notice. I don't play vocal music for the most part so it's less of a concern for me. You need to be careful with pop too. Really popular songs people can often recognize that you've altered the vocal and they won't like it if Dr Dre sounds like a woman. You get a feel for what you can and can't get away with after a while. Open a random new channel unlinked to your main yt channel. Upload a transposed song and see if it works. If it does than bam there you go.
Yeah when you figure it out wana let us know? No clue for real though.
So I upload a black screen video with my entire mix and it's completely public with no restrictions. Then, I spend hours rendering out a 4k video with the exact same audio and it gets blocked worldwide :/
Does your video have the name of the songs included in the video? Cus you might have solved my problem
What program did u use to put together the mix of songs?
@@relaxationnation3296 if your asking me, I made the mix on audacity, then made the video on Wondershare Filmora
Thank you....do you import songs to audacity from a platform like Spotify?
@@relaxationnation3296 I either get them from my personal song library or from TH-cam. One of the two. Would that affect it?
I believe the problem lies in most so called "DJ's" play the same 20-25 mainstream tracks that are ontop of the dmca list instead of being creative and presenting new music to the scene.. You people flood your channels with topics about copyright, when in reality all you need to do is simply purchase New music, and not the same as everyone else..
It's actually surprising how many non-mainstream songs can trigger a copyright strike too. Unless they're heavily remixed!
My current record is 9 blocked songs in a single mix 😎. I did dispute a copyright block once as I uploaded a live set using nothing but samples played in ableton. This generated a copyright block but it was obvious all that happened was some producer used the same sample I did. The block was removed. Theres another method you can use which is to search the TH-cam database which tells you the copyright status of each track. There are tutorials on TH-cam and may save you some time so you don't need to upload anything. *update looks like TH-cam isnt carrying that checking service forward....
One of the comments told the same thing about TH-cam database. Apparently, that service is not available now?! I have to check!
@@djcarlo I think its still available for now but once the complete change is made and the classic youtube studio is removed thats it. They released a statement saying it was too much work to maintain.
@@djcarlo looks like someone is pretending to be you in the comments section ☠️
Great video and great topic. My take on this is that TH-cam needs to treat better to the community of creators. I think that non letting creators to monetize in mixed content video is a bummer. I get it, we are using someone else music but we are creating something new from that and it really sucks that others are taking all the credit for it. I think that a shared monetization would be more than fair. Think of how many hours of content Djs are bringing to this platform. It is just not fair.
I totally agree! Hopefully TH-cam can adjust soon and help us out!
Wish someone like you was on their staff!
Is DJing nothing for these dumbos cuz mixing is an art in itself! If proper credits are being given, why don't they allow mixes monetization?
its better to do the right thing and reach out to the persons who create the track and pay to use the track what TH-cam is doing is great ITS NOT EASY TO CREATE A TRACK THEN SOMEONE USES YOUR TRACK FOR FREE
@@londanice3582 that's nice in theory but if you think of someone doing a set at least once a week, an hour long, that can be 60 tracks. The amount of work for reaching out would overshadow prepping the mix alone, then changing the mix to make it work based off of approvals...
@@londanice3582 im a professional videographer I know all the bands or artist I film their live sets and they give me a OK in person but then TH-cam block video
5:20
Lotion + Tissues = Perfect combo
Woot! Woot! Hahaha!
I've never been blocked on SoundCloud, and I have mixes that have 40 plus songs in an hour in them.
Yeah, SoundCloud is more lenient. But some DJs what to share their mix on TH-cam too!
SoundCloud is more accommodating to DJs... TH-cam has more discoverability though.
@@neah2k11 title it Justin Bieber, you'll get mad views.
Mixcloud is probably better, I've got over 100 sets on there, soundcloud only allows a certain amount before you then have to pay, I think I've got 3 mixes up there and about 50mb of space left.
@@DJCrisisUK I pay for SC, and also make playlists for serato, and take requests , so SC is really good for that. Mixcloud sounds great too though.
You can look up copyrighted tracks and whether or not they’re blocked in your country via TH-cam’s database. Sets usually should be preplanned so you know you won’t get a strike. The real fun is figuring out what you can do with what you’re allowed to use. Welcome to the world of djing kiddos
Ohhh! Thanks for sharing that info! And yes! Thanks for that reminder too!
Their Content ID database is shit imo. Doesn't find any of my songs, I hate TH-cam for this.
wait, how exactly?
If I get this message they will block my channel from monetization? 'Claiming Content ID on your video does not affect your channel. Not a copyright infringement warning'
Do I have to delete the videos or shorts?
(I haven't be at TH-cam Partners Program yet)
Ahhhh, I'm not sure, but I dont think so
Yeah... I honestly dont care if i get monetized at this point. Take the money. Just let me play my tunes without a worry that i wont be able to share it with people.
The way to upload a mix to TH-cam without getting copyright struck is to upload it to Mixcloud LOL
Woot! Thanks for sharing!
I'm exactly doing this for months now 😁😁
If I pay out the ass annually, I should not be put into question when I PAY licensed services to do what I've been doing since the 1990's...
I PAID to play these songs.
That's totally fine for clubs, but the internet, being a global thing, has more nuances in its laws about playing other peoples' works. I pay for these songs too, and my videos still get muted every so often!
Wait... you've spent 6 minutes to tell me that any song that TH-cam doesn't want me to have,
I just have to remove it and find another one?
Gosh, thanks. I couldn't have done this without your help. 🤨
You’re welcome? 😅
Dude, my mixes never get blocked. Sometimes they're "restricted in certain areas", but never totally blocked like you show.
I took a look at your channel, and I only saw one mix haha. Lots of great 45 uploads though! I'd say it's because they're recorded from the ambient sound, so it doesn't trigger the copyright censors as quickly. Also, individual songs are less likely to get slapped with blocks. I have so many songs in one mix, the copyright censors go to town on them haha
@@djcarlo you're probably be right! lol I'll be testing it soon though, cuz I have something in the can that I'm dying to upload..
Uploaded a DJ Mix, got the same result, most of the Tracks where blocked. Then searched TH-cam and found same tracks over 10 times in 10 different profiles.
The algorithm works in weird ways. Heck, there are times I put out a mix, then it gets blocked 8 months later
@@djcarlo ok, thats annoying. At least from 30 songs, i got 27 blocked, so i know i won't try it again 😔
TH-cam is always super tough on my Greek mixes I post. So I tend to remix or use other remixes of those songs and then TH-cam’s content ID most of the time then doesn’t catch it being that it’s remixed and not the original track.
Thanks for sharing! Woot woot!
Thank you for sharing this! I was searching a lot just for this. I do find it amazing that there are DJs that do top 40 or top 100 mixes which consists of tracks from big labels.
I'm still confused by that too!
I just can not understand. You buy the track. As DJ - you make more popular the track to the audience. If I do not want any income from the video - what is the problem? The owner of the tracks can monetize from the stuff what I make (ok, from their stuff) - everybody is happy, not? Their stuff appears on more places, can be more popular, can make more income for them, right? DJs do not want to steal their income and not every DJ wants to produce a new track, even a remix. The DJs are friends, not enemies - at least should be. I can not see the logic.
Can you get 3 different copyright strikes for different songs in 1 video, what means your channel will get deleted?
I do an Upload a song today on my Channel but its blocked. Therefore I remove it so that what I do next? How i upload this Mix on TH-cam
Heyyyya! It’s stated on the video how to! But yeah, you really need to remove that song out of your tracklist within the mix!
Respected Sir Thank You So Much.
May I told you one thing, I have learn a lots of things from your lessons. Your videos and sharing ideas taught me more learning about Djing. I'm So Thankful To You 😊
worst copyright strike ever... Don Diablo @ Mysteryland 2016... one of the best lifesets i have ever listened to and one i cannot listen to anymore.....
Dang. Hate it when that happens.
thats why my few video get blocked huhuhu sad i delete my mix now i know how to do it thanks for your video big thumbs up
No problem 👍 Glad I was able to help!
How many times does your content get flagged or blocked?
twice a week :(
Is there a risk of uploading DJ's music remixes, inspite they said its free to use?
It really depends on if the remixes are subject to copyright! If the source says they're free to use, then most likely you won't be risking anything, but you won't be able to monetize the video.
Use need to do a video and mix on crowd reading as a DJ who have played at party if the crowd don't enjoy then why the purpose,i have seen Dj play all the hot songs and the crowd is like not into it .
Thanks! I'll see what I can do.
Watch the movie "We are your friend" with Zac Efron, they explain this
Finally! I was waiting for this video! Thank you so much!
Hope you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching! Woot woot!
Carlo, what about songs which are marked yellow and “cannot be seen or monetized”? Do I remove them as well or just the ones with red marks?
Loved the video Carlo! Perfect timing I am about to upload my first vid on next week Sunday. So excited !!
Woot woot! That’s nice! Good luck!
Thx
What about if you record your set on audacity as well can you just check to see if your whole mix gets copyrighted?
I've never tried that, but it could be worth a shot! Let me know what kind of results you get!
Great tip, and you're right it's no guarantee long term as the rules for certain tracks seem to change over time.
True, but it's been working out for me so far!
agree, some tracks i bought are not on beatport already for example..
Manalive Original Mix
Devilfish, Roel Salemink
Techno (Peak Time / Driving)
6:08
A# Minor
138 BPM
Bush Records
2008-08-26
(i) This track is no longer available on Beatport
Uploading and testing it first comes a new advice to me. Thanks for that.
Yup yup! Try that!
Great tip! Is it worth doing the test mix on a secondary account so if the secondary account gets hit - you don't get whacked on your primary?
That's a great idea! Woot! Go for it!
Yes but how many times you have to do a mix in order to find right tracks?So what about big djs who run their radio shows on youtube and put any song in it, how do they do?
Who are these big DJs? I wanna know their secrets too!
Haha! Maybe they have deals with music labels!
I used to get angry when i see mixes of other dj's not getting banned while i tried all tricks for uploading mine . Now finally i can see something relevant. Thanx
You're welcome! Thanks for watching! woot woot!
I don’t think I’ve had any problems with copyright in my mixes. Good to know how to avoid it though
Gooood for yaaahh!
Look I posted a yt video, and it was a montage but it for copyright claim what do I do
Hmmmm, you may need to either change the track, or shorten the duration of it used in the video. Check the copyright strike as well; it might've been because of the Netflix intro you used if that's the video you're talking about.
You have really cool hairstyle and love the way you wear your cap! Will always follow all your tutorials to start my journey into DJ mixing .... Lots of love to you and your Country ....stay safe 🤗❤️❤️❤️💙💜
Let me know how your journey goes well for you! Thank you for watching! Woot woot!
Omg that's so sweet of you DJ CARLO ... Those are really encouraging words .. will be more than happy to let you know my journey and I m so lucky you're gonna be a part of it woowww! 💙💙💙💙
I literally been googling these for the past 2 days
Yaaay! Glad you found the answer now!
DJ Carlo Atendido one thing that I missed. If the video gets copyright strike, that means it’s removed from the channel also?
Finally I waited this content. Thanks
Woot woot! Good luck on your uploads!
Hi there! Not sure if anyone can help 😩 Trying to find some answers 🥺 For example, if I have a 10-20 minute video but in that video there is a 5-10 second clip with copyrighted music playing in the background from a radio or phone - will that be flagged or a copyright strike? Is there a time frame I could get away with or is it just not worth the risk at all?
Thanks for your help!!
Ellie 💖
It's hard to answer since it might be a case to case basis, but I'd always try to err on the side of caution! Also depends on how audible the track is. You may want to consider either replacing the track, or disputing it with TH-cam. Try uploading it first and keeping it on private, and check in your TH-cam studio if anything pops up :)
there must be another way, there are so many djs that do weekly mixes like best hip hop or any kind of compilation mix like best reggaeton 2019. those stay up forever--how do they do it?
Is it possible to upload a mashup using other peoples songs and make money off of the mashup you make??
That's....a good question. I'm not familiar with that side of copyright as much, so I'm not in a position to answer. The mashups in my mixes don't get flagged as easily, so it does skirt around copyright easier, but making money off of them is a different conversation altogether
Where do you get your music files (and what kind of file) do you put into ur video (what video software do u use) and do u put the video with any visuals so that the listeners can watch and hear?
I get my music files from record pools like BPM Supreme, Crate Connect, and Zip DJ.
I use Final Cut Pro to edit my videos.
I do, with all my mixes! Not visuals per say, but videos of me mixing with annotations on the techniques used. Check them out! :)
Hi Dj Carlo,
Can I record a mix at the state park ? For TH-cam
It still depends on the music you're using! Same copyright applies 😅
@@djcarlo of course I understand, I just thought I need some special type of permit if it’s at “state park”. Thank you for replying 🥰
Hi Carlo. I think i will upload a mix soon. Lets see what happens. Thanks as always for the best content.
why does it take 3 minutes and 38 seconds to get to the point?
Because background information is important. Assume that there are people out there too who don't just ask how, but why (which is the first 3 minutes of the video)
HOW TO UPLOAD COPYRIGHTED MUSIC ON TH-cam FOR DJS @ 3:30
Woot! Thank you for watching! Woot woot!
Ok. Thank you carlo
No worries! You're welcome!
Now THIS is a workable solution to monetizing as a YT DJ. Right on bro!
Simply Wow...in India we call it..."Viewers ko Acha Chutiya banaya" ask what this meant to an Indian or Pakistani..Cheers
Anyone care to help me out here? Google isn't helping.
Hi Carlo, youtube just blocked my DJ mixes months later it says blocked worldwide... I recently tried to monetize my channel they denied me and a week later they blocked my videos
Oh man, it might because of the kind of music in your mixes. When they're major hits or not remixed *enough*, they set off a LOT of copyright issues. The methods I listed here aren't 100% foolproof mind you, but they've been working for me. I can still see some of your videos though
@@djcarlo thanks for the reply 🙌🏾🙏🏾 so I figured it out, I added I do not own the rights to this music and they unblocked the videos.
th-cam.com/video/zhVTtHnoSOE/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for all the tutorials! You are a real lifesaver
Happy to help! Cheers!
Thank you!
This is valuable information. Thanks for taking the time to make this video:-)
Anytime for you, guys! You’re all welcome! Cheers!
If I'm being honest if I remix music I don't care if its copyrighted by the owners of the music they put weeks of work into it
That is also true! Great thinking!
Use Mixcloud & twitch never hsd stuff stopped on there but limited to exposure is all.
Each platform has its own pros and cons! Thank you for watching! Woot woot!
hi how do i retrieve the original sound back from video posted and sound was removed due to copyright?
If it wasn't your video, it might be gone unless you can ask the original uploader to send the audio to you.
I know this is an older video bu I'm wondering if this method is still valid? Also, do you have to do it in a separate account?
Yes it is!
How much of a track can u sample before the copyright ppl come for you.
I can't answer this unfortunately, as it changes depending on the track and copyright holder. For example, Prince's estate doesn't allow ANY of his music anywhere from what I recall
What so you can't even sample any of his stuff without the copyright hounds coming after you@@djcarlo
Thanks for the tips on checking on mixes before. Great Video!
Glad it was helpful!
I made a minor chord progression in GarageBand and TH-cam said it was copyright...
I’m still having issues with this :-(
Thanx man really appreciate
Woot woot! You are very much welcome!
This is really useful. Thanks dude!
Glad it helped! Thank you for watching!
I can't imagine DJ Carlos spinning Jazz Music. 😂
Hahahaha, honestly, it's not a genre I'm well versed in either, so I can't imagine myself spinning jazz either
Nice lotion and tissues segment - If you were a fisherman, you'd be a Master Baiter!
Hahahaha, that's another name for being a click bait king! Bwahahaha, thanks buddy. Glad you enjoyed the video!
@@djcarlo - 👍
so how to upload copyrighted music to TH-cam?
Ans. : Don't
This vid just tells how to CHECK if music is copyrighted
Essentially. These are my methods on getting around the system
thanks DJ Carlo, very helpful !
Yay! Glad you think so!
THIS WAS VERY HELPFUL THANK U
why is music being blocked from our "free" country? Asian music blocked from being heard here? WHY!?
Carlo Your suggestion is ok but you never monetize like that , I prefer pay mixcloud and monetize, does TH-cam allow to monetize like mixcloud by paying a monthly subscription!?
Hello there! There is actually subscription in TH-cam communities! You can actually join mine too!
@@djcarlo Carlo please send link for subscription TH-cam and link for subscription to your community thank you
this is actually really helpful
Yup yup! Go ahead and try this!
Use a burner TH-cam to test
That's a good idea! Thanks buddy!
Oh thank you so much for putting this video up 💕
And oh, you’re welcome too! More tutorials soon! Keep subscribed!
DJ Carlo Atendido always will be subscribed brotha you have helped me out so much with this channel so thank you and keep up the great videos and tutorials it’s very appreciated by many 😀😀
The tissues and lotion had me dying. lmao!
Always my favorite bit! Hahaha
Hey thanks for this dude, much appreciated 🙏
You bet!
Great video as always! Nice new haircut too! 😅😘
Future Carlo approves!
I am trying to upload my mux but i can't see any monetization button to turn it off.
You'll need to go into TH-cam studio for that! Every channel should have one.
Hi DJ Carlo, will this apply the same way if I want to upload a playlist from a popular boy band (giving them the claims and monetization of course)?
TH-cam will automatically muted your video playlist especially from a popular group and you might get penalized for that. This trick is applicable for sampling the music and not the entire music.
Hello i am a sri lankan dj i watched this video please say how to avoid copyright stickers ??? because um uploading dj remixes but it became copyright claim and i cant monotize the song also how you are monotizing ??
To avoid copyright strikes, just don't upload music with copyright claims! To do that, follow the instructions in my video!
Hey buddy, have you tried pitch shifting or time stretching to avoid copyrighting issues? I haven't tried uploading yet but I'm researching it now, hence how I found your video. I'd interested to know if you have experimented with it at all.
Yeah, but I find that it sometimes distorts the music in terrible ways. And the algorithm picks it up somehow anyway!
@@djcarlo good to know, thanks a lot!
THE LOTION LOL
My favorite tool for the trade!
Wait but if you repost a remix you get struck
BUT if you make a remix you also do and the original computer generated remix was not struck
Thank you so much, that's a great idea with the test upload
Glad it was helpful! You're welcome!
This should be important if one wants to upload a mix on this platform!!! Thanks for this! And who knows if the songs one use will fly with Soundcloud. Mainly Mixcloud allows nearly all songs. Except a very small portion of songs in this world.
Thanks for the additional input too!
I made a home movie using filmora to compile everything together of the music concerts I go to when I go clubbing , I put copyright disclaimers in the beginning of my video. Will I get a strike or something if I upload on TH-cam?
I'm honestly not too sure, since music tends to get distorted with home movies when recording found loud venues. I feel like there's a fairly low chance of it getting a strike if all you're posting are snippets, but if you use a studio-quality track there, then there's a high chance of it getting struck.
@@djcarlo thanks for the info! Yes the audio is distorted a little from being so loud. Well I pretty much recorded the entire set.
what if you are starting a channel and want to use copyright music ?? HELP ME PLEASE !
Oh no! That’s so hard! YT wants new creators to create original content.
So question- if you can’t monetize- how do your dj mixes make money in TH-cam? Thanks
The mixes usually get copyright struck. But the tutorials, breakdowns, and others don't because I don't usually use the full songs. Transitions, snippets, remixes, less known tracks, etc usually don't get detected!
If I upload a mix without any monetization, will I still receive a copyright strike?
Yes, of course
How can the label or owner allow a channel to use their copyrighted music?
Thanks for the tutorial bro......
No problem 👍 You're always welcome!
lol @ the dancing end of the dj career animation lol
Everyone's gotta show off some moves haha
I’ve started making music
Yay! Good luck on that!
Hi I'm going to buy a pair of cdj 1000s I can beatmatch without wave forms and have loads of burnt cds, should I get these as a cheap alternative
Great choice! Let us know how it goes for you!
Djuced just froze on me while I was mixing so I have here while I wait
So how is everyone
hey, update on the mix? good luck lol
Oh yeah, I'm doing good thanks hbu
Doing great! Thanks for dropping by.
AVH I’m doing fine still having issues with djuced it’s just because i have a awful computer
Can i upload songs that aren't on the internet, without copyright strike? I want to rip some of my favorite songs, but that's only available physically so I can stream them.
It's a big hit or miss, but there's a good chance that if they're only available physically, theyre not as susceptible to copyright strikes