Adding mp3 tracks to website?

[leelive]

my usage is just to help brides choose a first dance. It helps them to hear the track. Lee

[Dynamic Entertainment]

my usage is just to help brides choose a first dance. It helps them to hear the track. Lee

Surely most B&Gs will already have a good idea on what they want their first dance to be? Its not usually something thats picked at random as far as im aware

[Big Mix Mobile Disco]

Thank you for all the messages - but could I ask people to answer my original question please. Thanks

[robbiedj]

To answer your first post, you need permission from copyright holder(s) and you have to pay copyright fees to broadcast any music on a web site, unless waived by them.

This means, yes, you do need a licence.

Having spent 3 years on the LWP working with MCPS/PRS/PPL, I think I am fairly well suited to advise you.

The only music you can use legally is your own or out of copyright.

[yourdj]

do it through youtube and they cop the legal stuff as they link to itunes.

paste the html link in your website.

[Big Mix Mobile Disco]

do it through youtube and they cop the legal stuff as they link to itunes.

paste the html link in your website.

Yes that was how I was intending to get around it.

Thanks everyone.

[discomobiledj]

If you do go down this route make sure that you don't have autoplay on. nothing worse thatn loading a site up and have music playing.

[Big Mix Mobile Disco]

If you do go down this route make sure that you don't have autoplay on. nothing worse thatn loading a site up and have music playing.

Of course I won't