I don't want to spend too much time explaining things so I will keep it short. I've had youtube for around 12 years and posted up improvised solo's over backing tracks and really raw acoustic tracks of my original songs just for copyright and backup (never really tried to push YouTube fame).
I thought I'd experiment with how Youtube compares the music in videos and how it tags them for copyright claims.
I didn't know in what category to ask this question so I put it here. I was wondering about how you "keep the rights" to things like nature/field recordings. Can you get a copyright to sound clips (not music) ?
Hi
I was wondering... if I use a few samples from Loleatta Holloway's accapella "Love Sensation". Then from where can I get copyright to it for publishing my own song with her vocal samples on CD or vinyl.
I couldn't find anything from the web.
Thanx
