Obviously, some of my videos have copyright claim because I sing songs in full length. As someone who gets nervous a lot, I'm worried if my channel or videos might have a copyright strike. What should i do to avoid it?
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YouTube Question Is making song covers vulnerable to a Copyright Strike?
- Thread starter Queeniever Tejano
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Because of covers you at anytime could, but I would look for resources, and keep in mind that's the nature of covers. I would also tag @blackbeltsecrets who might be able to help a bit here
The short answer is that you cannot completely avoid the perils of copyright when using someone else's material ... wheter you get a strike or simply demonetised or shared is down to the platform and electives of the copyright holder.Because of covers you at anytime could, but I would look for resources, and keep in mind that's the nature of covers. I would also tag @blackbeltsecrets who might be able to help a bit here
You can probably understand it in more detail by reading here: https://creatoracademy.youtube.com/page/lesson/artist-copyright#strategies-zippy-link-1
Many artists producing covers have no problems, whereas the risk exists to have the channel removed for copyright strikes. The ideal scenario is to get permission, but that is usually difficult or impossible unless/until you are big enough that they should want to grant a licence (and even then, may charge to do so.)
No simple way of doing this, I'm afraid!
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Can i get a copyright strike by making ukulele/guitar covers? That is the one thing I'm really worried of.
I honestly think it's unlikely, but not impossible. The copyright owners are more likely to request revenue sharing if your videos were monetised.
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