The plus is that music from games does not fear on YouTube, does not demonitize the video and at the same time remains high -quality. Many bloggers began to use this in violation of some norms.
This is created to save the gameplay of games with untouched reviews and notes. Developers (except Nintendo) know that their videos on their games are free advertising and often contribute to the sales of the game itself. So the developers do not monetize the music, which they themselves created and added to the game.
The exception is licensed music, which is disconnected in streamer mode. It will definitely lead to demonetization of a video with gameplay.
Naturally, this does not mean that music from games is in free use. Copyright holders can refresh anyone who uses their content not within Fair USE.
Fair USE is a concept that allows you to use the Content protected by copyright within the law. As a general rule, it is forbidden to appropriate someone else’s content and use it without the permission of the copyright holder. But here an exception appears in the form of conscientious use.
Fair USE protects us from the claims of copyright holders, but if we comply with a number of conditions. The problem is that these conditions are indicated quite vague and evaluative, which leads to piles of controversial moments. But this topic is very extensive, so we will not touch.
The second problem is that we are faced with the application of these norms by the YouTube Administration. In order not to create unnecessary problems for itself, YouTube will rather delete content that violates copyright, or demonitize videos with other people’s music. Even if these videos were completely within the framework of Fair USE, then all the same, the whole severity of proof lies on the shoulders of the author of the video.
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Some video bloggers and their editors circled the chip and began to add music from games to go around the copy. Often you can meet music from a series of Persona games.
*There were examples of all kinds of game vidos, but I removed them because of the inability to post a video with a timecode*
The blogger Mikhail Lidin, whose editor, added music from Persona 3 to the background of advertising, which no longer falls into the frames of Fair Use. But he could at least add the topic of the seller of Tanaki ..
Examples of use of music. (condemn the author)
As indicated above, music from the Persona series is popular . There you can find a background, energetic or emotional theme. And only from 3, 4 and 5 games of the series are taken. (After all, the first two games do not exist)
Want Latin motifs? Then take music from the Tropico Games series .
Want to break through the viewer to cheap nostalgia? Then use music from heroes 3 . Guarantees a bunch of comments on the type “and I found out this topic!”
There is also a series of games Nancy Drew . Here for more than thirty games you can find music for every taste.
The same Fair Use is violated. There is no processing or any criticism of the track, only the use of other people’s intellectual property. Copyright holders have the right to throw claims for copyright violations.
Why do the copyright holders do this? It seems to me that this will require the copyright holders of manual worthy of content that is not related to their game. Or it will turn into a mass mailing of reports for the use of music. Such showdowns with bloggers do not benefit the reputation of companies, so everything remains as it is now.
But, as for me, one moral problem remains. Here you are, blogger, do everything for your content. Looking for loopholes to advance vidos. You use someone else’s music for the atmosphere. Well, show you a share of respect for the developers and indicate the music from where.
Both a big fandom of the person and the aging fandom Nancy Drew would be glad to see such a mention of his favorite games. Suddenly, which of the spectators will be interested in these games and play them?
Anyone can use music from games in their videos, violating Fair Use, and not get complaints from YouTube. But if you decide to add music from the games, then please indicate where the track was taken from. This will help old niche games gain popularity at least as musical albums.
A little unexpected blog. According to the first, I thought that it would be about why the music works well in games (I prefer to play without it), and then they tell about fraud on YouTube. My expectations are my problems, and the blog itself is interesting, on a very obvious topic and not long, so that someone is bored. Restrained, but plusik from me.
I perceived this article as a permit for the use of music from games, and not vice versa))) The best phonels left Russia, it is difficult to look for good music.