Not even the same kick.But the same kick in La la la is being used in Da Tweekaz collab with d-sturb , and since Da Tweekaz and refuzion are buddies maybe that's why he has the kick?niconietom wrote:
Little Hardstyle release facts and gossips topic
Little Hardstyle release facts and gossips topic
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Huuurrah! Thank God for you sir, perfectly putRyanx0r wrote:Actually, most game studios do not have Content ID enabled because they encourage Youtubers to upload their content as fan video (basically it's kind of free marketing as well).
In the case of Hhz Dragonborn - the claim is due to the track being distributed to a paid music service such as YouTube Music. Youtube will see this as a track that has officially been released (and thus cleared) and will trust that to further fingerprint other uploads automatically to monetize.
In essence, since Dragonborn was officially released it would have been cleared by a license. Normally licenses tend to limit certain things (like monetization) or it wasn't cleared and was still enabled for monetization. It's then up to distribution to disallow monetization for that track and then the content will no longer be claimed.
tl;dr : Bethesda most likely does not monetize their content to be community friendly so that fan uploads don't get claimed. In general, most game studios work this way.
Music was released - monetization enabled - YouTube content ID uses that asset to auto claim content.
Yeah! Couldn't have said it better.MKN wrote:Huuurrah! Thank God for you sir, perfectly putRyanx0r wrote:Actually, most game studios do not have Content ID enabled because they encourage Youtubers to upload their content as fan video (basically it's kind of free marketing as well).
In the case of Hhz Dragonborn - the claim is due to the track being distributed to a paid music service such as YouTube Music. Youtube will see this as a track that has officially been released (and thus cleared) and will trust that to further fingerprint other uploads automatically to monetize.
In essence, since Dragonborn was officially released it would have been cleared by a license. Normally licenses tend to limit certain things (like monetization) or it wasn't cleared and was still enabled for monetization. It's then up to distribution to disallow monetization for that track and then the content will no longer be claimed.
tl;dr : Bethesda most likely does not monetize their content to be community friendly so that fan uploads don't get claimed. In general, most game studios work this way.
Music was released - monetization enabled - YouTube content ID uses that asset to auto claim content.
This mighhht be the release schedule and order for DBSTF this year:
Feel it/Lake of Fire/Bla Bla/Harder state of Mind/Trouble/Love on Fire/Feeling Inside/Sweet Dreams
The first four would match at least, while Sweet Dreams would be a little late IMO
https://www.facebook.com/dbstf/photos/a ... &__tn__=-R
Feel it/Lake of Fire/Bla Bla/Harder state of Mind/Trouble/Love on Fire/Feeling Inside/Sweet Dreams
The first four would match at least, while Sweet Dreams would be a little late IMO
https://www.facebook.com/dbstf/photos/a ... &__tn__=-R
They are not Ran-D and Adaro, maybe some kick massacre tracks and some melody tracks from TAC Team a little bit of both sides but without those kickroll random kicks, fuc**you, violence words, shooting, gangsters and mafia everywhere i hope.John Cove wrote:I have the feeling that it could turn out to be some supercrazypartyactwith200bpm&crazykickmassacres thing...
Please be good music with clean kicks & great melodies.
^ think he fears for it because CB & TS are doing that whole Aussie dancefloor/harddrop kinda stuff and Atmoz did stuff like Move Ma Body too, basically the 'party shit' thing. And that could unfortunately be very possible.
But I hope for
But I hope for
too.good music with clean kicks & great melodies
Yet somehow everytime an artist makes such a bold statement, it ends up being generic stuff sounding like whatever is in right now with sliiiightly different sound then usual. That first tune of theirs doesnt make me hold my hopes up too high at all. But yea, frankly as long as its not going to be above 155 bpm and gonna be half decent im good.