Cagerontwowheels
Wannabie Member
So... I'm in a huge bind here:
Frakking youtube...
I use a 5 second music clip from a personal friend's Band. I Also try and plug them whenever... but now youtube is blocking my monetization on new videos untill I provide with proof of usage.
The biggest promo I did of his band was instantly flagged and monetization removed. (and I cant use it as a channel ad, bohooo).
Anyone know if this auto-flagging will trickle down to the vids I have already uploaded? I'd be pretty pissed if suddenly all my vids stopped being monetized...
I do NOT want to change my intro music, as it is a plug to his band (and they are actually good!), and its part of the "branding". In fact, one of the things I always wanted to do from the start until.... forever, was to have that specific intro music, start all the vids with "Hi, I am CagerOnTwoWHeels and ..." and end with "Cager out!", and then the music.
So if they decide to un-monetize cause of that clip, I'm fudged.
Legalwise, my friend (hes the lead singer and composer) might also have a bit of an issue. He ceded the management of the rights to the songs to a company called "CD Baby", and his own videos, on the band's official channel get flagged too. Carpet Bombing FTW?
I do NOT want to have him sign a paper for every singly freaking vid I have.
I might, if he agrees, deliver them a pdf with a list of URLs to all vids, and to the channel and saying I can use it, with his signature on it? Would that work? Thing is, is HE the rights holder, or is it CD Baby?
FYI; this is what I got hit with:
Dear Cager on Two Wheels - V.P.,
This email is regarding the monetization of your video "Codigo da estrada 2014" all of the audio elements in your video such as:
Please submit required information here. Note that your video may not be monetized if we do not hear from you within 14 days.
YouTube reserves the right to make the final decision whether to monetize a video, and partners who repeatedly submit ineligible videos may lose the ability to monetize.
Thanks,
The YouTube Team
Frakking youtube...
I use a 5 second music clip from a personal friend's Band. I Also try and plug them whenever... but now youtube is blocking my monetization on new videos untill I provide with proof of usage.
The biggest promo I did of his band was instantly flagged and monetization removed. (and I cant use it as a channel ad, bohooo).
Anyone know if this auto-flagging will trickle down to the vids I have already uploaded? I'd be pretty pissed if suddenly all my vids stopped being monetized...
I do NOT want to change my intro music, as it is a plug to his band (and they are actually good!), and its part of the "branding". In fact, one of the things I always wanted to do from the start until.... forever, was to have that specific intro music, start all the vids with "Hi, I am CagerOnTwoWHeels and ..." and end with "Cager out!", and then the music.
So if they decide to un-monetize cause of that clip, I'm fudged.
Legalwise, my friend (hes the lead singer and composer) might also have a bit of an issue. He ceded the management of the rights to the songs to a company called "CD Baby", and his own videos, on the band's official channel get flagged too. Carpet Bombing FTW?
I do NOT want to have him sign a paper for every singly freaking vid I have.
I might, if he agrees, deliver them a pdf with a list of URLs to all vids, and to the channel and saying I can use it, with his signature on it? Would that work? Thing is, is HE the rights holder, or is it CD Baby?
FYI; this is what I got hit with:
Dear Cager on Two Wheels - V.P.,
This email is regarding the monetization of your video "Codigo da estrada 2014" all of the audio elements in your video such as:
- Royalty-free music requires: the song title, artist name, a direct link to the track, and a link to the terms
- If you are the artist, please provide us with your name, song title, the composer/lyricist/publisher, and music label
- Music you created using software loops or portions of preexisting musical recordings requires that you identify the program used and its terms. Learn more
- Original compositions from third parties require written permission from the rights’ owner(s) stating that you are permitted to use their content commercially containing the video’s URL
- For a musical composition in the public domain, please link us to a primary (original or scholarly) source demonstrating the status of the composition
Please submit required information here. Note that your video may not be monetized if we do not hear from you within 14 days.
YouTube reserves the right to make the final decision whether to monetize a video, and partners who repeatedly submit ineligible videos may lose the ability to monetize.
Thanks,
The YouTube Team
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