The electronic music community in general has zero interest in preventing their music from being spread far and wide, with attribution. Remixing another producers work, for example, is just part of the culture. No one gets DCMA'd for it. Quite the opposite. It's encouraged. It's one of the things I love about this community.
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#12I hate YouTube. I wish there was any legitimate competitor out there.
Streamable, LiveLeak, PeerTube.
What other needs do you have?
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Not really. The way that people use this live stream is often via YouTube integration with other services rather than via YouTube directly.
What are you referring to? I've only ever had it play in a YouTube tab in the background.
Live streams. It’s extremely popular as background sound for Twitch streams and, rather than load the tab an direct the audio into broadcasting software, people put the YouTube link into other services that overlay the music on the stream before broadcast.
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What are you referring to? I've only ever had it play in a YouTube tab in the background.
Live streams. It’s extremely popular as background sound for Twitch streams and, rather than load the tab an direct the audio into broadcasting software, people put the YouTube link into other services that overlay the music on the stream before broadcast.
Interesting, hadn't thought of that