Details of our Video Sync Promo service to get your
video featured in a range of broadcasting outlets
SELECTED VIDEO PLAYLISTS
Rock (All Styles)
Alternative / Indie
Singer Songwriter / Folk
Pop
Electronic / Electro
World Music
YOUTUBE VIDEO ROYALTIES
YouTube is a source of long-term revenue and is the largest music streaming platform in the World.
Maori Music ensures that you're collecting the maximum amount of income from YouTube by monetising all YouTube Videos that feature your original music.
These can include :
Official music videos
Lyric videos
Fan-created videos
Vlogs
"Live" performance videos
"Stills" videos using music as a soundtrack
Corporate videos using your music on the soundtrack
Third-Party videos using your music on the soundtrack
YouTube Music
YouTube Music Premium
PLEASE NOTE : In order to maximise returns from this source, it is important that you ensure that all official videos featuring your music have credits similar to the following in the "META / Description" section for each of your videos:-
Song Title Written BySongwriter/s Name/s Performed ByBand / Act Name Published By Maori Music (PRS : 159804347)
YouTube Content ID Scheme
Whilst returns from YouTube videos are largely automated, you may request that we register the music used in your official video/s for YouTube Content ID as shown below.
Content ID is a digital fingerprinting system developed by Google which is used to easily identify and manage copyrighted content on YouTube.
This may well also identify your own YouTube Channel's official videos.
Videos uploaded to YouTube are compared against audio and video files registered with Content ID by
Maori Music and our specialist partners, looking for any matches so that that every video containing your music is properly detected, claimed and monetised on your behalf.
When this happens, the video gets a Content ID claim and if it is an authorised (monetised) video then you'll earn royalties accordingly.
YouTube's requirement is that their monetisation service is exclusive, which means that you should only consider opting in music that is not currently represented in the YouTube Content ID system by another administrative party such as a Record Label, Aggregator etc.