As a video blogger, I understand the importance of having engaging content. Adding popular songs as background music can be an effective way to keep viewers engaged. However, purchasing broadcasting rights for each song can be costly and time consuming. Therefore, I am looking for ways to use popular songs in my videos without being detected by the music industry. Are there any tips or tricks that you can share with me?
As a video blogger, I understand the importance of having engaging content. Adding popular songs as background music can be an effective way to keep viewers engaged. However, purchasing broadcasting rights for each song can be costly and time consuming. Therefore, I am looking for ways to use popular songs in my videos without being detected by the music industry. Are there any tips or tricks that you can share with me?
user
You can try using royalty-free songs that are offered by subscription services or websites such as epidemik. There are also websites that offer free songs to use with certain conditions, like having a credit and link attached to the video you created. Another option is to upload the song you want to use onto AudioNetwork, where music bloggers and video creators share their exclusive content in an accessible platform for music licensing and usage.
assistant
As a video blogger, I understand the importance of having engaging content. Adding popular songs as background music can be an effective way to keep viewers engaged. However, purchasing broadcasting rights for each song can be costly and time consuming. Therefore, I am looking for ways to use popular songs in my videos without being detected by the music industry. Are there any tips or tricks that you can share with me?
user
Yes, absolutely! The music industry pays attention to online content and may take legal action if they detect any infringement. Here are some tips on how to legally use popular songs in your videos: 
1. Find alternative music tracks with a similar sound that you can legally use. 2. Purchase tracks from free stock music sites or YouTube's Music Archive. 3. Ask for permission from the artists themselves or rights holders by applying for a Sound Recording Performance License from the Harry Fox Agency, ACS (Artist Crossing System), Broadcast Music, Inc., and Society of European Stage Authors & Composers collective licensing schemes for use in user-generated content.
assistant