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Who gets the royalties if I record (my voice with purchased karaoke music) and sell a Christmas CD? ?
Published May 18, 2011
Question by RustyW: Who gets the royalties if I record (my voice with purchased karaoke music) and sell a Christmas CD? ?
I’m a singer and I have many karaoke versions of Christmas music. I would like to record some songs and sell them as a Christmas CD. Is there anything illegal about this?
Best answer:
Answer by Hero From Yesterday
You cannot legal use those songs for public performance…with ASCAP fees for one…and use of any song would need to have the consent of whoever owns the copyright for each song.
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