YouTube Music: How To See If A Song or Music is Copyrighted

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In this class, you will learn how to check if any Song or Music is Copyrighted to make sure you can use it in your YouTube videos.

You will also learn how to access and download thousands of Royalty Free songs and music that you can use in your YouTube videos.

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