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According to the Student Press Law Center's Guide to Music Licensing for Broadcasting and Webcasting, there's a longstanding myth that you can use up to 30 seconds of music in any way without fear of copyright infringement. Like many myths, this idea has at least a kernel of truth behind it, however poorly understood.
Alternatively, you can dispute with YouTube that the music in your video qualifies as âfair useâ. I helped many YouTube partners to make music parodies of popular commercial songs and this approach often works. I wouldnât recommend it as a sure-fire way of defending against copyright claims, however. have the license to use background music in my videos. You may be getting copyright claims on your videos, even if you purchased the license (or otherwise secured the permission) to use copyrighted music on YouTube. The Content ID system does not know whether you have the license or how much you have paid for it.