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There are a few things you have to consider before you get into the different copyright nuances, and that´s what I´ll be talking about here, among other things. But keep in mind that if its an original song you are breaking the law by monetising their song Today I´m going to talk about how to avoid copyright on YouTube for you to not be claimed by other people and get your channel taken down. But if you're planning on monetising, join a managed partnership MCN as that skips over content ID verification. there is a compulsory license and the songwriter can't stop you from recording & distributing the song as long as you pay the fees (about 10 cents per distributed copy), and you can freely perform cover songs in public as long as the venue has paid the appropriate fees You will need to pitch it up or down more than 7%. 4Įxcept once the song is published, here in the U.S. Most Taylor Swift/Kanye West videos are removed manually, anyway, though Changing the pitch fools these algorithms as they are looking for very specific sounds and since sound quality is often a big deal, they simply don't look for altered versions as there's just too many ways to do so and most people want to hear the original version of a song. I wouldn't recommend trying to change simply the pitch (or pitch and temp, without knowing how much you need to do it) and re-uploading, because it's just a guaranteed strike 2.

However, if by change the pitch, you mean to sing it in a different key that suits your voice better, that is simply making a cover song versio. No, but it might be a derivative work, which requires you to get permission from the copyright owner. Home How to change pitch of song to avoid copyright

Change pitch to avoid copyright