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How do osu youtubers not get any copyright claims?

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sufyy
16 posts
Joined May 2020
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sufyy
This might be a dumb question with a simple answer like they have a license or something, but I'm still curious to how Youtubers like Hugofrost upload their osu plays?

e.g : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVbe1y3IZ1g&ab_channel=Hugofrost
Winnyace
634 posts
Joined June 2016
Winnyace
most of the time, these videos get a content ID claim; basically, the company who owns the song gets all the ad revenue the video generates. if the creator doesn't want that, they can pitch up the song in post. it isn't the most elegant solution and it might not work all of the time.
sufyy
16 posts
Joined May 2020
Topic Starter
sufyy

Winnyace wrote:

most of the time, these videos get a content ID claim; basically, the company who owns the song gets all the ad revenue the video generates. if the creator doesn't want that, they can pitch up the song in post. it isn't the most elegant solution and it might not work all of the time.
I see, what do you mean by "pitch up"?
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Cerno
169 posts
Joined November 2019
Cerno

sufyy wrote:

Winnyace wrote:

most of the time, these videos get a content ID claim; basically, the company who owns the song gets all the ad revenue the video generates. if the creator doesn't want that, they can pitch up the song in post. it isn't the most elegant solution and it might not work all of the time.
I see, what do you mean by "pitch up"?
basically turning the song into Nightcore
Winnyace
634 posts
Joined June 2016
Winnyace
basically, yeah.
Akumace1
328 posts
Joined April 2020
Akumace1
Sometimes vaxei just puts the volume at a very low level and the hit sounds at a high level but most YOUTUBERS just use the pitch change.
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