How do I stream my DJ set live?

How do I stream my DJ set live?

Twitch has been the only free platform that has allowed the DJ to stream uninterrupted since the COVID-19 induced lockdown. Setting up a stream on Twitch from your desktop, smartphone, or other device is relatively simple; especially if you don’t plan on using any external microphones or cameras.

What do I need to stream a DJ set?

Live-Stream a DJ Set on Facebook You just need to plug your audio into your computer using a soundcard or direct from your mixer’s USB output (if it has one) and then into OBS. You can then connect your camera to OBS and then it will act as an interface to control the scene you’ve created.

Where can I DJ online?

3 Alternative DJ livestream sites

• Bandlab Live. A few years a go, a promising startup called chew.tv was the first livestreaming platform by DJs, for DJs.
• PlayDJ.TV.
• Clubbing TV.

Can you DJ with streaming music?

Streaming music services can help you with requests and one-off DJ sets. You could go out and buy them (to only ever play them once)… or you could play them from a streaming service. As long as you are sure you can rely on that streaming service (more later about that), it’s a great, cost-effective solution.

Can I play copyrighted music on Zoom?

For those Zoom or WebEx presentations, you must make sure you have permission to use any copyrighted materials or that your use is a “fair use,” which is a defense to the use of copyrighted materials.

How can I use copyrighted music on Facebook Live legally 2021?

How can you post music on Facebook without Copyright?

1. Request for a license. While there are various sources to choose music from, if you want to use a particular piece of music that has copyright, you will have to obtain a license from the music owner.
2. Use Facebook’s sound collection.
3. Use royalty-free music.

Can you DJ on Facebook Live?

Facebook is BANNING DJ Live Streams! If you’ve spent any time live streaming your DJ sets, you already know just how hard it is to keep your stream, well, LIVE, on Facebook. You’re going to run into some difficulties trying to post ANY music-centric content on Facebook-owned platforms, including Instagram.