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@mmuser. I don’t have an answer or you on whether you should upload 30s and 60s. I felt that I wanted to and did so.
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I uploaded all of our cues, plus alts, (a few thousand tracks) to Identifyy a few years ago. I’m also only in non-exclusive libraries. To this day I have never had an issue with ContentID and buyers.
Identifyy has been a nice source of extra income.
@gen5020. Yes you need your tracks in Identifyy to collect. It can be a long process, if you have a large catalog, but well worth the effort.
Yep, that’s what we did. A living trust and assigned all music related matters to a company that does music administration.
There are companies that will administrate for a percentage.
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About the same here network down, streaming up but laughable and International up.
“As well, music is changing style & form MUCH to faster than “coders” will be able to keep up.”
Yep, I totally agree!
@Mark_Petrie: Interesting, very believable, to a point. The “Jazz” tune hurt my brain and ears. Musically it was a mess. Here’s another way I might use AI. Have it create a piece of music, as a guide, and then recreate my version of it.
Really depends on what that non-exclusive contract says. Do you sign away the Content ID rights and other rights?
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This from Music1234.
Well this is coming in a timely manner. Everyone should take the time to draft their comments and send them to the USA Copyright office or your own country’s copyright office. I’d send comments to your Senator too.
https://www.ascap.com/news-events/articles/2024/04/generative-AI-copyright-disclosure-act