Now there is another option which we stumbled upon during our copyright troubles. So what if your video really needs music to bring it to life? You have always been able to add music from a selection of 150,000 tracks to videos after the upload, but this is rather clumsy and blitzes any audio that was on the video in the first place.
(We have to thank a great music company for responding to this problem we had recently and immediately whitelisting our channels.) This can happen even when you have all the commercial rights to use a music track.
Is this the start of YouTube providing more free assets for the video editor?Įver had a third party content claim on YouTube? We have and we know how annoying it can be as it locks out the ability to modify certain data on a video and of course immediately puts third party ads in, on and around your freshly edited masterpiece. YouTube have published 150 tracks online that you can freely download, cut to and then upload back to YouTube.
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