Facebook streamers, it’s time to double-check your background music and look into some copyright free songs. Two years ago, Facebook Gaming announced a historic deal with the music industry, giving streamers the ability to use millions of the most popular songs as background music during their livestreams. One of the Read more…
The latest Humble Bundle on sale for a limited time offers a massive library of royalty-free music and sounds for content creators. With over 15,000 soundtracks, sound effects, and samples covering more than 15 electronic music genres, this collection is a solid pickup for video editors, game designers, YouTubers, streamers, Read more…
David Israelite, the President & CEO of the National Music Publishers’ Association (NMPA) writes a scathing article regarding Twitch’s mismanagement of the DMCA music situation and their failures towards streamers and musicians. Continue Reading on Billboard…
There are several tools available for streamers who want to manage their Twitch videos and clips. Unfortunately, Twitch doesn’t currently have complete first-party support for extensive VOD and Clip deletion. We believe the tools listed below are the best available for streamers to manage their Twitch VODS. First Party (Twitch) Read more…
Twitch’s latest blog post addresses the current DMCA situation, apologizing for many of the failures that have occurred over the last several months. The Amazon-owned platform highlights several key areas they are working on improving and answer whether are not they will work with the music industry to create a Read more…
Short video-sharing app TikTok has signed a deal with Sony Music Entertainment that will give all its users access to Sony’s portfolio of music. Continue Reading on Reuters.com…
By Jon Blistein – October 1, 2020 Twitch’s has unveiled a new music program for streamers called Soundtrack, which allows Twitch streamers to play stream safe music. However, the music industry is warning that Soundtrack may not be so safe for streamers, and hurtful to artists. Continue Reading on Rolling Read more…
Facebook Gaming has partnered up with the music industry to provide streamers with an extensive library of songs that can be used in the background of streams. The deal brings labels such as Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, and Sony Music Entertainment into the hands of streamers to use Read more…