Free songs until I get monetized on YouTube

[lean]

Hi all

Let’s say I have a new channel on YouTube, with hardly any subscribers and no monetization, just starting out. Can I upload songs made with Tunee for free to get views and subscribers until I can monetize the channel and then upload songs with copyright certificates? Is this feasible? Thanks a lot

[atomic_baby]

Without monetization - you can)))You should check YouTube’s rules. Most likely, after the channel develops and monetization is enabled, songs created on the free plan will not be monetized. You should check with the Tunee team to see if you can license songs previously created on the free plan when upgrading. I need to read the FAQ after the New Year to see if there are any changes.

[heyingzhi18]

Hello,You may refer to our previous post regarding the commercial use of music created on the Free plan here:

Can I commercially use or distribute music created on the Tunee Free plan?

We understand that many creators are less concerned about “owning” a song in a legal sense, and more focused on creating, sharing, and distributing music responsibly while giving proper credit . That said, the key point here is risk management . About distributing music created on the Free plan For music generated during the free (non-subscriber) period , the copyright belongs to the platform. This means: Tunee does not proactively take down your music. Tunee does not fine creator…

In addition, if you subscribe to a paid plan, the number of songs generated during the Free plan period that can be downloaded each month will vary depending on your subscription tier. You can find more details in the following post:

If I generated a song on the free plan, then remixed it during a paid subscription—can I use it commercially?

If you remix or edit a song originally created under the Free Plan while you are on a Paid Plan, all commercial rights to the remixed version belong to you. However, the original version created under the Free Plan is not eligible for commercial use or copyright ownership.

[lean]

ok, thank you, I can imagine is not a problem, yes you can get certificate from free songs from the past with new suscriptions, I mean, one song for month with basic suscription I think

[atomic_baby]

@heyingzhi18

Hello,You may refer to our previous post regarding the commercial use of music created on the Free plan here:

We understand that many creators are less concerned about “owning” a song in a legal sense, and more focused on creating, sharing, and distributing music responsibly while giving proper credit . That said, the key point here is risk management . one About distributing music created on the Free plan For music generated during the free (non-subscriber) period , the copyright belongs to the platform. This means: Tunee does not proactively take down your music. Tunee does not fine creator…

In addition, if you subscribe to a paid plan, the number of songs generated during the Free plan period that can be downloaded each month will vary depending on your subscription tier. You can find more details in the following post:

If you remix or edit a song originally created under the Free Plan while you are on a Paid Plan, all commercial rights to the remixed version belong to you. However, the original version created under the Free Plan is not eligible for commercial use or copyright ownership.

Am I correct in understanding that I can’t use songs created with the free plan in the demo version of a computer game? Songs describe events and describe the experiences of game characters. Even if the demo version of the game is free, I still can’t use the songs. The game is a commercial product. Anyway, even if I can’t use these songs, I can listen to them and get inspired)) Thank you))))