I'm adding a music player to my website and using songs i uploaded but what about copyright?
494093
who cares they wont even kno
538666
You can upload the song to a site like :)\n\n\nhttp://www.imgdump.net/index.php?uploadsong=1\n\nit will convert the song to embedded code and url code- copy the one you need, probably the embed code, and insert where you need to in your website profile. Not all profiles support music, but, if they do, there you go, just follow the instructions:)
968392
Do not listen to those other people in what they responded. They have no clue. First of all, if it is a product (not like music etc..) you may want to seek PATENT protection, not copyright protection. Go get a couple hundred bucks and go speak to a PATENT ATTORNEY. You are going to have to pay for a professional opinion, one way or another.
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The simplest way is not to show it to visitors :-)\nI guess, you want your visitors to hear the music and not to get the file. In any case, your file will be stored at the browser cache and who wants it, will get it. Try to use streaming format - this way the packets are played when they arrive to the client computer.
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You can upload it to the web and put the URL to the song in a music embed code.\nGo to a file host that allows you to upload music and get the URL to the song.\nThere are many sites that show you how to do this, here are a few....\nLissaExplains.com (just type in "adding music" in the search box and that should bring up the link to the page with the code)\nfunkychickens.com also has one or you can search google for a code called "music embed code". Sorry I don't have the code off hand.
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you need to have the music on your puter to do it... but if you do here is how to get it on your page.. \ngo to the site below.. there is a link to fileden on there.. you need to upload songs there..take the free account.. it will give you url address for the songs.. then place the urls in the flash player on profile tweeks... to get your code you can do up to 20 songs for your page..\n\n\nhttp://www.profiletweaks.com/mp3player.php
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would u like the music to play in the background or just have it for download? If you are familiar with html...\n\n+ if you just want the music to be download-able, use < a href="name_of_song">any_words< /a > in your html code.\n\n+ if you want it to play in the background, things get a little trickier:\n\n    --- if using Internet Explorer: use <embed> & <noembed> tags to handle the music playing. You can easily find how to do this on the internet.\n\n    --- if you want music to play in all browsers like Firefox, Safari, Opera, etc.., the simplest solution that I could find for this was to use Flash to play the music. This requires a bit of knowledge with Flash/ActionScript but this info is readily avaialble on the internet.\n\nEither way, you must upload the music file which you want to use with your website to you filespace but I assume you were not asking this. \n\nGood Luck.
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I think your are only allowed to put songs on there from "myspace music" artists...but I'm not sure. I'm sure there is probably a way to do it though.
469635
upload to where? What music file?
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First you host the mp3  somewhere online.\nAssuming the file is hosted somewhere like www.mysite.com/mysong.mp3, the code would look something like this:\n\n<a href="http://www.mysite.com/mysong.mp3>A description of the link goes here.</a>
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Don't pretend to be them. That could get you into some trouble. \nHowever, if you were to set it up as a tribute site, that is different. You can list as much info as you want about them, but be sure to put SOMEWHERE on the page that its a tribute page and you are NOT trying to be them.\nAlso, don't allow the music to be downloadable unless you KNOW for a fact the band is ok with free distribution. (Example: A Metallica fan site doing this would be a VERY BAD IDEA.)
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You'll have to be more specific. It depends on the site. Chances are, if it's something that costs a lot of money, or music of anykind, but is offered for free. Probably not legal...
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The music (songs and albums, if you can get them) on music sharing peer-to-peer networks are usually unauthorized illegal copies of music.  Downloading copyrighted music from these sources constitutes theft.\n\nSubscription music services allow you to rent and play songs and whole albums on your PC for as little as $5 a month.  For as little as $10 a month, you can transfer these songs to a compatible MP3 player (PlaysForSure subscription compatible).\n\nI have over 1300 songs on my player that I'm renting which works out to about a penny a month per song.  That is darned near "Free" and it is completely legal.\n\nCheck out Yahoo Music Unlimited To Go, Rhapsody To Go, or Napster To Go.
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umh, we can't answer your question completely b/c you need to provide some detail about your situation...\n\nis the song published online?  like is it uploaded somewhere?  another site hosts your music?\n\nif it's not, then that's your first step....publish the song/upload it to a site, maybe a free-hosting site...maybe one that allows streaming media like myfilehut.com and then after you upload, you can generate the url code for the song
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Among others, there are potential trademark issues and potential copyright issues.\n\nCopyright protections, set forth in federal law (see Title 17, below) include limitations on public performance, depending upon license rights. Willful violation of federal copyright laws can be very expensive, so check with an entertainment law attorney if there is any doubt as to your legal rights to use the music.\n\nAlso, there may be trademark and unfair competition issues, under either federal or state laws, that could apply when names of bands are used to implicitly endorse an event.\n\nOf course, any local or state laws regarding public gatherings, commercial endeavors, etc. may also apply.
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go to a artist website and click add on the mp3 thing
970330
I use http://www.fileden.com/ to upload my music to, then I use the mp3 generator on http://www.poqbum.com/default.html