Where To Submit Nightcore Lyrics Videos

Is it legal to post lyric videos?

You can simply upload it, but what comes with it may not be good for your channel.As the music doesn't belong to you, the audio will get matched against the soundtrack reference and will be claimed by the original owner of the song (Original artist or the record label).Then their match policy will become active on your video. Which means, they can do any of the following with your video:Monetise it - ads will be played on your video and revenue will go to the claimant.Track it - if you are lucky, nothing will happenBlock it - your video will be blocked and a DMCA notice will be issued against it. Also, you will receive a copyright strike for violating the copyright policy on YouTube. Then, you will lose some important YouTube features like monetise, custom thumbnails, YouTube cards etc. If you receive more 3 strikes, your channel will be permanently suspended.So, upload it on your own risk.

How can I upload music on YouTube without getting copyright infringement?

In doing a search, I haven’t found a definitive, “one-stop shopping” answer to your question. Based on what I’ve found, a person posting famous songs on YouTube:may actually be violating copyright, but the copyright holder tacitly allows the use. Some indie musicians are more interested in their music becoming widely known than in preventing people from sharing it.may be violating copyright, but the copyright holder isn’t able to protect their copyright for some reason (financial, physical disability, legal dispute over copyright ownership, can’t prove copyright ownership, etc.).the copyright holder may not be a participant in YouTube’s Content ID (CID) program. YouTube automatically checks for violations on behalf of CID members. Other copyright holders may need to search for violators on their own.all famous songs aren’t covered by copyright. Content published before 1923, after 1922 and before 1978 without the (c) notice, and after 1922 and before 1964 with (c) notice but not renewed after 28 years is in the public domain. This content isn’t covered by copyright.The copyright holder may have given permission to a specific YouTuber to use their music.When creating your own YouTube videos, it’s best to use music provided by YouTube, stock music for which you have a license, or music known to be in the public domain. Even if you use music (other video content, images, etc.) that doesn’t require you to identify the source, I recommend keeping track of the source in case your use is challenged.