Turns out that if you want to livestream AND keep a recording of your DJ stream online afterwards, there is currently only one option: YouTube. In this video, Phil Morse runs through a 3 step copyright "test" that we use prior to all of our DJ livestreams, that - depending on the outcome of your test - you’ll know whether you can use all the tracks you wanted to use, or whether you need to avoid one (or more) of them.
Read the full article here: https://www.digitaldjtips.com/2021/08/3-vital-steps-for-djing-on-youtube-without-copyright-hassle/
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