How to make your own Horizon World DJ/Music Bot
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2024
- 1) Download and install Voicemod or your preferred virtual soundboard
www.voicemod.net/
2) Create an account for Voicemod and log in. Go into Settings and set up your playback device (not really necessary but just nice).
- May help to mute the mic in Voicemod and toggle off Hear Myself and Voice Changer
3) Open up your preferred browser, in this case, Chrome, and go to your preferred music-playing website.
- If you're going to play RUclips, I recommend downloading "Adblock for RUclips" to skip ads.
4) Go into your PC Settings and search sound then press enter or click on sound settings
5) Scroll down to "App volume and device preferences"
6) Look for Google Chrome and select "Microphone (Voicemod...)
7) Launch Horizon from your PC. Music should now be playing from RUclips.
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Legality:
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The following four factors, taken together, determine what constitutes fair use. The first three factors are usually important in determining the fourth.
The purpose and character of the use, including whether it is intended for commercial or non-profit educational use. This provision permits certain duplication of library materials for the purposes of scholarship, research, and teaching in all areas of music study. Students and faculty members may make copies of protected materials for such uses, and librarians are permitted to make one copy of protected materials for a user upon the submission of a signed request with the adjoining copyright disclaimer statement. Section 107 applies to all copyrighted works. Certain specific uses not in the non-profit educational domain can also qualify under this provision, for example when a paid reviewer quotes briefly from a copyrighted literary or musical work in a review.
The nature of the copyrighted work. In evaluating this factor, case history has taken into account whether a work is published or unpublished, factual or creative. In general, unpublished and creative works have been given more protection by the courts than published and factual ones. MLA takes the position that most tools of music learning are creative works in themselves and therefore cannot by their very nature be appropriately evaluated on the factual or creative criterion. In addition, an evaluation of fair use should acknowledge that reasonable use of unpublished sources is critical to the advancement of music research.[2] Conversely, fair use does not apply if a copyrighted work is intended to be consumed in the course of a class assignment (such as in the case of workbooks, text books, musical exercises, etc.).
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Apart from fair use for individual study and research, and classroom teaching, still most troubling to music librarians is Section 108(h), which excludes music from the type of copying that librarians need to do in the course of their regular work (interlibrary loan, preservation, etc.) Section 108(f) (4), however, states that, "Nothing in this section... in any way affects the right of fair use as provided by section 107."
thank you
You forgot the part about setting up the PC/Horizon settings etc.
I didn't. If you look at my other videos, I talk about setting it up. This video isn't meant to be a standalone video but an update to the soundboard tutorial and the Custom Sound Music tutorial.
what should input and output settings be in voicemod?
How can we do this if we have a Mac?
Hey there I am running windows 8.1 and also have a oculus quest 2 can you please tell me the instructions on how to put a d.j. music bot in my Metta horizon world please and thank you and I also want to stream stingray music in to my Metta horizon world or can I just stream stingray music in my own Metta horizon world??
Hey there I am running windows 8.1 and also have a oculus quest 2 can you please tell me the instructions on how to put a d.j. music bot in my Metta horizon world please and thank you and I also want to stream stingray music in to my Metta horizon world or can I just stream stingray music in my own Metta horizon world??
does this work on mac?
I don't have app volume
You definately should if you have Windows 10. Unless you're on Windows 11 (I don't think it would be that much different). It should be at the bottom under "Advanced sound options".
Hey there I am running windows 8.1 and also have a oculus quest 2 can you please tell me the instructions on how to put a d.j. music bot in my Metta horizon world please and thank you and I also want to stream stingray music in to my Metta horizon world or can I just stream stingray music in my own Metta horizon world??