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Can I Upload My Music on My YouTube Channel?
There are just a few important considerations if your music is already being distributed and monetized by us. Here’s what you need to know:
What Happens When I Use My Music?
- If your music is being distributed and monetized through our service, you might receive a copyright claim when you upload the music to your personal channel. Don’t worry, this is not a big issue! A copyright claim simply indicates that the rights to monetize the content are linked to our service.
- When you share your music on your personal YouTube channel while also distributing it with us, you will end up with two different channels hosting your music:
- Your personal YouTube channel, where you upload content manually.
- An auto-generated Topic channel, created by YouTube to feature your Art Tracks.
Centralizing Your Content
If you wish to unify all your music under a single channel, you can request an Official Artist Channel (OAC). This type of channel consolidates your Art Tracks and personal uploads into one single channel.
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