Do you get a copyright strike from this

[Nicholas Thing]

I was wondering: Do you get a copyright strike if you upload a video from an orchestra playing for example Counting Stars.

 

[UKHypnotist]

How was the video produced? If you either recorded it from television or a live concert, unless you got permission from the performers, in the case of TV from the broadcast network, in the case of a live performance from the venue it was performed in, and if this orchestra is signed to a record label permission from that record label, the answer is yes.

The only way to not get either a claim or a strike is to create your own original video content for YouTube. You never said it was your own performance either...lol. That does count as original content!

 

[Nicholas Thing]

How was the video produced? If you either recorded it from television or a live concert, unless you got permission from the performers, in the case of TV from the broadcast network, in the case of a live performance from the venue it was performed in, and if this orchestra is signed to a record label permission from that record label, the answer is yes.

The only way to not get either a claim or a strike is to create your own original video content for YouTube. You never said it was your own performance either...lol. That does count as original content!

Yeah it was a performance from one of the orchestras I play in[DOUBLEPOST=1491917652,1491917628][/DOUBLEPOST]

How was the video produced? If you either recorded it from television or a live concert, unless you got permission from the performers, in the case of TV from the broadcast network, in the case of a live performance from the venue it was performed in, and if this orchestra is signed to a record label permission from that record label, the answer is yes.

The only way to not get either a claim or a strike is to create your own original video content for YouTube. You never said it was your own performance either...lol. That does count as original content!

Thanks for the info man