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Track IDs / Re: Old drive-in theatre intermission clock with clowns
« Last post by Dum-Bass on July 23, 2026, 11:59:09 PM »
I'm stupid. I forgot to change the default setting of the Google Drive to private. It should be fine now, but I'm sorry. That was really dumb of me.
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h--ps://pixeldrain.com/u/Hg7Ta3kS
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The links on search engines to this forum are extensive and concerning, I'm rather surprised that more of the forum isn't password protected, particularly to sections with links to eternally hosted files?

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I am a bit baffled why you guys are surprised.

Youtube is literally broadcasting content, it has it in its title ("Broadcast yourself") and thus you need a license. A proper media license where you gotta note how big your audience will be. (I licensed music from Audionetwork and they wanted to know the possible range, e.g. 5000 or more and rate accordingly). On a highly visible platform, if not THE video platform of the planet. The risk is literally 99% each time you upload something there. Either the copyright holders do not care or we deprive the artists of their royalties by doing that.

Sharing it on forums like this is a completely different thing as we do not broadcast anything. We do not play back the music here, there is no player on the website. We do not use it in any production (e.g. video clips, cooking videos, instructional material,...) We are literally several layers underneath a Youtube video playback. Sharing is of course prohibited as written on the LPs and CDs themselves but as said, it's far off from just uploading a Youtube clip and, well, broadcast production music in a production (even if it is just the cover art) it to a worldwide audience.

Also, I mentioned it before: By removing https or anything else you disguise absolutely nothing. Just like your search engine, those gaps are filled in. Do you think copyright law firms are not finding us by using "pixeldr@in" or something else? The hotlink helps only for everything under the very thin threshold of law enforcement.
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You can create a new YouTube channel again. Not a big deal.

Just make sure you don't upload anything that YouTube can detect.
You can create a separate hidden channel just to test what YouTube can / cannot recognize before you upload them officially to your new channel.

Good luck!
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could you please re-up this one too :P
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I regret to say that, I also found out that his channel got terminated. Dang, never expected that to happen like that. :(
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Be sure to thank ORFIUM (HEXACORP LTD) for smoking this channel. Sorry guys.
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This is sad. This was one of my favorite youtube channels, it was probably terminated. The channel owner is on the forum as "mrmonarch".

I'd say the channel was terminated due to some of the track he's posted being copyrighted, as in not allowed to be uploaded to YouTube without a license.

Well now i don't see myself uploading full albums to my channel since that could get me possibly terminated (it's probably not because of uploading full albums specifically, just some tracks being copyrighted)

Still. Be careful uploading certain pieces of music on this site, and if YouTube's Content ID since you probably shouldn't upload it (or something along those lines) then don't upload it to risk copyright and termination if you aren't careful enough.
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