@@jerrymcpommes8473 ok. I understand you. And I don’t disagree with you. However. I wrote the lyrics. And I have in the past paid tons of money to have my songs professionally recorded by bands that I had no access to communicate with. I had that information and a few pages of labels to contact. All that money and I got a song I was somewhat happy with. Is it fair to spend tons of money on a less than song? Maybe. In this case I can choose what I think sounds good. And have it played out what sounds pretty amazing. And they say I have the rights to the music. And since I own the lyrics, that makes it my song. Again I don’t disagree with you. I just am trying a different approach. Trying this and seeing how well it works for me.
@@azarspecialazar9738they have hidden watermarks. If you make a hit on RUclips and spotify, they run a tool to check if your song has the hidden watermark. If your song has, they take it down or claim the copyright for them and bye bye your monetization.
It took hrs for me cause it was my first time using Udio, but i learn things pretty quickly. My first song came out pretty good, now i need to learn how to make good ai images and get my stuff copyrighted before posting though because of thieves stealing others work trying to profit off it
@@HarryClipzFilmz My understanding its already (C) for you, under Udio and the creator. Both can use it per TOS. Same with most AI Art, unless you are under terms not to. I use Midjourney Paid myself and (C) comes with it.
RUclips favors long content, playlist works, but creating 1 long form video 1 hour long can get a higher chance of getting pushed out more. Was just a suggestion to help increase views...
Using a audio visualizer does that interfere with your ownership material? Because now you are using a different creative source, does that impact your earnings on youtube?
Awww...It must sting to watch a computer program pick up your hobby and do it better while in sleep mode. Feel free to have suno create you a sad song to go with your whine 😉
Every song I've made with AI I've written my lyrics from scratch, its just the voice and beat I'm using. Can I still make a channel using that? I would hope so
Probably depends on the term of service of the service you used to generate those. Suno for example gives you a full commercial license if you pay, but not for free and not retroactively for songs you generated before you paid.
You don't. If you read the T&C's of most AI Audio services you'll find that they reserve some rights, but more critically, there is no legal "Act of Authorship" to legitimise an IP claim. Which is reasonable if you're talking about natural language prompt based music generation ONLY. If you just render one element then it's basically Sampling.
@@djvarangian I don't understand, if you take a paid version of Suno like Pro Plan or Premier Plan, you're supposed to be able to put your music on Spotify for example to sell it. I've read that in several places and that's what I understood when I read the Suno terms. Is this wrong?
@@Logan-it6kc Suno T&C says their service may produce material that violates copyright. I take this to mean if your suno created song contains some identifiable piece of a copyrighted song, you shouldn't be putting it out there. But if not, where's the problem? Who is going to challenge you? The ai companies might get challenged for their training data but that's not your concern. Only if your song seems to have "borrowed" from another song. My sweet lord, we know that would never happen. So the onus is on you. Which is suno backwards.
@@Logan-it6kc No, you can put music on Spotify that you don't have EXCLUSIVE rights to - for example if you've ever used a Splice or LoopCloud sample, that content is licensed to the artist who releases the track but they can't claim Authorship, they have no IP claim. They're LICENSED to DISTRIBUTE. If you tried to Sync license it would be rejected because of the Sample. It's also unthethical & illegal to submit something you've licensed to RUclips content ID. Yet people still do it. I'd read the Terms & Conditions very, very carefully, several times over. I am assuming that you will indeed have License to Stream & Distribute, but it will be non-exclusive & the service will probably retain rights to pitch the output to Audio libraries & create derivative works. Be careful.
@@getkraken8064 Absolutely, I agree. Unfortunately the education of users is lagging behind the legalities, which are lagging behind the technology. It's a potential disaster. Does Suno claim to reserve any rights to the Output? I know one service claims a right to Input & Output, although at time of reading T&C's, the platform was prompt only. Which indicates that they had plans to allow for AI addition/edits/enhancements in the future BUT anything you use as Input & anything received as Output - both have rights reserved, in particular Sync licencing & Playlist pitching, but also to train their systems. Idk about others but I think this warrants particular attention & consideration before using such a service.
Not me personally that is my first ai music channel however I explain ways to become profitable in the long run in the video. Find a no copyright channel on youtube and use socialblade to see a rough estimate that user is making. Hope this helps. If you decide to take action just never give up and I wish you the best 👌
What about presentation? Like... Should I be transparent about the fact the AI was used? My initial instincts says yes but I wonder if just out right saying it without being asked is the right move to make due to AI being so controversial.
i check your video on rap metal beats and its say : codec = Opus 251 (refers to a variable bitrate (VBR) Opus audio stream with a maximum bitrate of 160 kbps) For RUclips Music, the highest quality audio available is 256 kbps AAC (identified as code 141), which is different from the Opus 251 used in standard RUclips videos
RUclips Music premium users may indeed get access to the higher quality 256 kbps version, while standard RUclips might serve the 192 kbps version to most users
RUclips already implemented an AI policy and channels get demonitized all the time even non ai channels. However if you have a "what if" mindset then I guess nothing will ever get accomplished. What if you get into a car accident driving to work? It can happen but will you let that stop you from driving to work? It's all about what you want and your choice to do something or not. Hopefully this can change your perception and mindset. However if you do decide to take action I wish you the best👌
@@aicontroversy They are looking at ai used to create fake people making fake claims or news. ai music is not their present concern. RUclips is mostly run by ai, they aren't going to pick on their own kind.
I wake up and find youve read my mind, already working on an EP jumping back and forth between the two programs and, mastering on that other tool you shared in that other video, now if you can just make a how to go viral and get signed to a big studio 😂😂
Question, if you upgrade from Free to Pro on Suno, does the MP3 download file have a higher than 192 kbps encoding? Also, do you know the absolute maximum track length with Suno Pro?
as far as 192kbps I believe it's across all plans, and as far as extending I believe with V3 you can extend as much as you want, if you do happen to reach a limit, I'd try to "get whole song" then start extending it from there. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the video. Even if you already know some of the steps presented, there are always a few tricks to discover. Like many people, I started 2 weeks ago to make a music channel with music generated by Udio.
Hey I have 2 hours worth of AI music. Should I still upload individually and also make one large one? Would love to connect and maybe collab or something.
Hello, I have a question. The other day I uploaded some songs made with AI and when you upload a video on yt there is a section that asks if your content is AI modified, or AI generated? I didn't know if I should have ticked that, is it necessary to do it?
Also, by using you udio, you must put either in the description, the video or the title of the song that it was made with udio. The terms of service for udio say this.
@@CoryRayGordonMusic So right and one big reason I prefer suno because altho required with free service, acknowledgment is voluntary with paid plan. And who wouldn't want 2500 credits to work with each month? It's like a musical slot machine.
Spotify does not allow AI spun content, because it is not created, it is automatically combined from creations. Copyright is for creations only. If you took away the training data, it couldn't do anything, whereas a human who never heard music would still create music. That is the difference between a creator and a content spinning machine. We are creators. AI is not. Posting AI work as your own creation is fraud, even if you say "I created this with AI". You did not create the music, period, and neither did the AI. No act of creation even occurred.
Whinning much? People want some background noise and DONT CARE if it is made by humans or a mixture of thousands of songs, pal. Keep riding in horses, the cars already left.
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Im still very new to making content to YT. Not much success yet but I also did a lot of mistakes. Will be taking notes from your video. Thx
Hey man I been doin this. Releasing music. So far it’s been coming out pretty great. Now need to figure out how to get traffic to my music
It’s not your music. You didn’t make it.
@@jerrymcpommes8473 ok. I understand you. And I don’t disagree with you. However. I wrote the lyrics. And I have in the past paid tons of money to have my songs professionally recorded by bands that I had no access to communicate with. I had that information and a few pages of labels to contact. All that money and I got a song I was somewhat happy with. Is it fair to spend tons of money on a less than song? Maybe.
In this case I can choose what I think sounds good. And have it played out what sounds pretty amazing.
And they say I have the rights to the music.
And since I own the lyrics, that makes it my song.
Again I don’t disagree with you. I just am trying a different approach. Trying this and seeing how well it works for me.
@@jerrymcpommes8473 unless you're a singer, nobody made music by that definition, your instrument did.
Amazing video, super easy, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Suno ai the best one can make industry level music with the write prompts however its not free if you want to own the song
How to know the copyright if it’s automated for once can’t be replicated or proven it was for Suno ?
@@azarspecialazar9738they have hidden watermarks. If you make a hit on RUclips and spotify, they run a tool to check if your song has the hidden watermark.
If your song has, they take it down or claim the copyright for them and bye bye your monetization.
Udio isn't limited to 30 second tracks... you expand those tracks. 🤦🏽♂
It took hrs for me cause it was my first time using Udio, but i learn things pretty quickly. My first song came out pretty good, now i need to learn how to make good ai images and get my stuff copyrighted before posting though because of thieves stealing others work trying to profit off it
@@HarryClipzFilmz My understanding its already (C) for you, under Udio and the creator. Both can use it per TOS. Same with most AI Art, unless you are under terms not to. I use Midjourney Paid myself and (C) comes with it.
Right? Means he didn't use Udio properly. Probably thinks it's not as good as Suno.
Why join tracks into one? What are playlists for?
RUclips favors long content, playlist works, but creating 1 long form video 1 hour long can get a higher chance of getting pushed out more. Was just a suggestion to help increase views...
Great video! I love how you describe everything in a simple to understand way!😃👍✨💖✨
I have also created this type of channel
Do you have a link?
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Using a audio visualizer does that interfere with your ownership material? Because now you are using a different creative source, does that impact your earnings on youtube?
Man, anyone use those visualizers and monetize for years hahaha, people from the first world are so "classy".
Can you make video how can be monetized ai music channel?
you are the best!
This RUclips channel is great for all low talented people who need AI to release songs.
Awww...It must sting to watch a computer program pick up your hobby and do it better while in sleep mode. Feel free to have suno create you a sad song to go with your whine 😉
Every song I've made with AI I've written my lyrics from scratch, its just the voice and beat I'm using. Can I still make a channel using that? I would hope so
Probably depends on the term of service of the service you used to generate those.
Suno for example gives you a full commercial license if you pay, but not for free and not retroactively for songs you generated before you paid.
@spacemanthedj similar except its using tools to actually help create music. Not jut pump music for views.
Should I give Yes or No for that AI generated content question, while uploading?
I think that question in RUclips applies for cases like where ai content mis represents real people.
@@VisionTracks101 oh ok
bro love ur vid just 1 question, i wanna make the same thing u did with vizzy i just want to add lyrics, how can i do that?
Watch this video here ruclips.net/video/yHIpbFSJTts/видео.html
Hi , do we get to own the music rights? , can we put the song on other platforms like spotify aswell?
You don't. If you read the T&C's of most AI Audio services you'll find that they reserve some rights, but more critically, there is no legal "Act of Authorship" to legitimise an IP claim.
Which is reasonable if you're talking about natural language prompt based music generation ONLY.
If you just render one element then it's basically Sampling.
@@djvarangian I don't understand, if you take a paid version of Suno like Pro Plan or Premier Plan, you're supposed to be able to put your music on Spotify for example to sell it. I've read that in several places and that's what I understood when I read the Suno terms. Is this wrong?
@@Logan-it6kc Suno T&C says their service may produce material that violates copyright. I take this to mean if your suno created song contains some identifiable piece of a copyrighted song, you shouldn't be putting it out there. But if not, where's the problem? Who is going to challenge you? The ai companies might get challenged for their training data but that's not your concern. Only if your song seems to have "borrowed" from another song. My sweet lord, we know that would never happen. So the onus is on you. Which is suno backwards.
@@Logan-it6kc No, you can put music on Spotify that you don't have EXCLUSIVE rights to - for example if you've ever used a Splice or LoopCloud sample, that content is licensed to the artist who releases the track but they can't claim Authorship, they have no IP claim. They're LICENSED to DISTRIBUTE.
If you tried to Sync license it would be rejected because of the Sample.
It's also unthethical & illegal to submit something you've licensed to RUclips content ID. Yet people still do it.
I'd read the Terms & Conditions very, very carefully, several times over. I am assuming that you will indeed have License to Stream & Distribute, but it will be non-exclusive & the service will probably retain rights to pitch the output to Audio libraries & create derivative works.
Be careful.
@@getkraken8064 Absolutely, I agree. Unfortunately the education of users is lagging behind the legalities, which are lagging behind the technology. It's a potential disaster.
Does Suno claim to reserve any rights to the Output? I know one service claims a right to Input & Output, although at time of reading T&C's, the platform was prompt only.
Which indicates that they had plans to allow for AI addition/edits/enhancements in the future BUT anything you use as Input & anything received as Output - both have rights reserved, in particular Sync licencing & Playlist pitching, but also to train their systems.
Idk about others but I think this warrants particular attention & consideration before using such a service.
Made mine without too much success yet :/
Instrumental Rap????
rap instrumental????
Any channel making success with ai music yt
Not me personally that is my first ai music channel however I explain ways to become profitable in the long run in the video. Find a no copyright channel on youtube and use socialblade to see a rough estimate that user is making. Hope this helps. If you decide to take action just never give up and I wish you the best 👌
Mine is doing pretty good with just 7 videos
@@X_FLXU_X how do you want to get more subs
@@hfycentral They will eventually come if I get more views
I wonder too. Making subscribers in RUclips seems so hard. I only have 12
Please, report: anyone got to monetize this reaching 1000 subs and 4k hours watchime?
i hate these kind of channels because they don't say that they used ai.
Looks like AI music is already saturated
everything you can think of is saturated, there are 8 billion people in the world.
@@aicontroversy Everything except that which is difficult to imitate. Easy come, easy go. Spewing out AI content is as easy as it comes.
What about presentation? Like... Should I be transparent about the fact the AI was used? My initial instincts says yes but I wonder if just out right saying it without being asked is the right move to make due to AI being so controversial.
Lie pal
I have a feeling this channel is purely AI too like the Kwebbelkop Bloo stuff, just listen to 8:57, the way he said "Ooouurrrrrr"
whats your audio bitrate on youtube. From 1411(wave) to 320 or maybe 480 kbps(mp4). whats your process for the best bitrate audio youtube, tx
i check your video on rap metal beats and its say : codec = Opus 251 (refers to a variable bitrate (VBR) Opus audio stream with a maximum bitrate of 160 kbps) For RUclips Music, the highest quality audio available is 256 kbps AAC (identified as code 141), which is different from the Opus 251 used in standard RUclips videos
RUclips Music premium users may indeed get access to the higher quality 256 kbps version, while standard RUclips might serve the 192 kbps version to most users
my question what if I make a cover album how do I manage copyright RUclips restrictions...
what if YT implement Ai policy and demonetize
RUclips already implemented an AI policy and channels get demonitized all the time even non ai channels. However if you have a "what if" mindset then I guess nothing will ever get accomplished. What if you get into a car accident driving to work? It can happen but will you let that stop you from driving to work? It's all about what you want and your choice to do something or not. Hopefully this can change your perception and mindset. However if you do decide to take action I wish you the best👌
They're just asking if there was ai content used. That's all. They're not demonetizing it.
@@aicontroversy They are looking at ai used to create fake people making fake claims or news. ai music is not their present concern. RUclips is mostly run by ai, they aren't going to pick on their own kind.
I wake up and find youve read my mind, already working on an EP jumping back and forth between the two programs and, mastering on that other tool you shared in that other video, now if you can just make a how to go viral and get signed to a big studio 😂😂
Solid info! I can see your channel only growing!
Glad you think so!
you my man bro... keep pumpin out the jamz 💪
Always!
did i miss or did you not say how to get your videos discriptions ?
Question, if you upgrade from Free to Pro on Suno, does the MP3 download file have a higher than 192 kbps encoding? Also, do you know the absolute maximum track length with Suno Pro?
as far as 192kbps I believe it's across all plans, and as far as extending I believe with V3 you can extend as much as you want, if you do happen to reach a limit, I'd try to "get whole song" then start extending it from there. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the video. Even if you already know some of the steps presented, there are always a few tricks to discover. Like many people, I started 2 weeks ago to make a music channel with music generated by Udio.
Same i started creating ai music a few days ago
I just made a song with Udio and mastered it with another software.
So much Great Information, i am progessing so much. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
No need to reverb and master. Most people already put giant normalize over the entire track. Spotify which crushes the audio even more
My only issue is that vizzy is for personal use and none commercial. So they own the copyright of you do get monetised.
yay! more fake content slop for the internet just what everyone needs
Yay! More irrelevant whining, the internet wouldn’t be complete without it!
@@aicontroversylol
very well done!
Thank you! Cheers!
Awesome! Thanks!
You bet! hope this helps!
My keyboard does not have delete. It just has Del and it did not erase. ?
These videos are great! Thanks
Glad you like them!
@@aicontroversyfuck yeah man!
I just made one from udio few days ago and it's japanese.
i made this channel for Ai
ruclips.net/channel/UCagJHPHYiHu7VuVfJxan8iA
Sweet thanks for sharing I wish you the best! Keep going!
@@aicontroversy thanks to you and channels like yours for leading the way with tutorials😀
Created mine a few days ago and am loving it.
Thanks for the video
I’m one of those :)
you are awesome! thanks
What's the objective here? Is it profitable?
It can be if you don't give up and keep going!
excellent 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Hey I have 2 hours worth of AI music. Should I still upload individually and also make one large one? Would love to connect and maybe collab or something.
One hour long. forget about short content, RUclips wont push it unless it's viral.
Hello, I have a question. The other day I uploaded some songs made with AI and when you upload a video on yt there is a section that asks if your content is AI modified, or AI generated? I didn't know if I should have ticked that, is it necessary to do it?
Yes, you should label it as ai generated, because it was ai generated.
Also, by using you udio, you must put either in the description, the video or the title of the song that it was made with udio. The terms of service for udio say this.
@@CoryRayGordonMusic So right and one big reason I prefer suno because altho required with free service, acknowledgment is voluntary with paid plan. And who wouldn't want 2500 credits to work with each month? It's like a musical slot machine.
Awesome stuff. !!!
Glad you enjoyed it
Cool, Cheers.
Thank you! Cheers!
...why would you use AI to make a channel? The user agreement prevents you from profiting on any AI work. They literally own your channel.
Quit whining and hating
Stocat channel link: youtube.com/@stocat?si=mKCxyKIqicru1vkb
Click on one of his video(There's only one video in his channel).You will get an ad.This shows he is monetized
Spotify does not allow AI spun content, because it is not created, it is automatically combined from creations. Copyright is for creations only. If you took away the training data, it couldn't do anything, whereas a human who never heard music would still create music. That is the difference between a creator and a content spinning machine. We are creators. AI is not. Posting AI work as your own creation is fraud, even if you say "I created this with AI". You did not create the music, period, and neither did the AI. No act of creation even occurred.
Whinning much? People want some background noise and DONT CARE if it is made by humans or a mixture of thousands of songs, pal. Keep riding in horses, the cars already left.