022: YouTube Networks, Vidcon, & Bobby Burns

8/12/2014

Show Notes:

Bobby Burns:
Today's episode features Bobby Burns, the talented young man who runs the youtube channel youtube.com/bobbyburnsofficial. Together we talk about Youtube Networks, Vidcon, and many other crazy things. It's all great time for all!

5 Comments

Gabe link

8/14/2014 05:41:29 pm

Great stuff, as always! :)

Darias Alexandar

8/14/2014 11:58:18 pm

You guys ever thought about doing the podcast live on YouTube then posting them to iTunes and stuff. Definitely have Bobby on again, and I'm starting a YouTube channel and planning to move to Nashville I already live in TN.

Kevin McCreary

8/15/2014 04:51:28 pm

Send me a link as soon as you start. Can't wait to see your videos!

Cguy

8/18/2014 02:37:14 pm

Hey Kevin, Josh. Last week on episode 21 there was a guy who asked where he could find royalty free music, and you guys didn't seem to have any ideas. But I'm happy to say that I do. It's called Monstercat, and it's basically a Youtube channel with 2 mil. subscribers that releases various forms of electronic music. Almost every major gaming network uses their music for their channels, such as Machinima and Curse. They have a pretty interesting way of doing things and great music, so I'd recommend you check them out.

Long story short, they love Youtubers and almost always allow people to use their music for free in your Youtube videos. You can visit them at monstercat.com, and under the contact section of the site, you can request to use their music in your Youtube videos. There's also a link that I'm hoping Kevin or Josh will put in the description of this episode. It explains their Youtube Music Licensing policy in much more depth that I went into. So hit up the innertubeshow.com to find out more.

Cguy

8/18/2014 02:38:38 pm

Here's the link you can put in the shownotes: https://www.facebook.com/notes/monstercat/monstercat-music-licensing-youtube-gaming-policy/455282374557841

022: YouTube Networks, Vidcon, & Bobby Burns

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