No. That's the downside to getting the collective copyright. Example: If John Doe has a collective copyright on his album John Doe Sings the Blues and Track 2 on the album "Anonymous Blues" is licensed, all the other tracks on the album are licensed with "Anonymous Blues". Answer 2 Presumably you wrote them then the answer is - Yes. If you only recorded them and published said recording with permission, then you hold copyright in said recording only. Copyright protection is an automatic right under international law, but evidence may be required to support your claim in the event of a dispute, so ensure copyright protection for your work by using a copyright registration service. The automatic copyright in the sound recording will run for 50 years from the year of recording, or 50 years from date of release if released in that time. Actual duration may vary slightly from one country to another depending on national laws.
If you copyright 10 songs as a collection, they are not individually protected. This means that if someone were to use one of the songs from the collection without permission, you would have to prove that the entire collection was copied rather than just the individual song. This can be problematic as it requires more evidence and potentially makes the legal process more complicated.
Works of sufficient originality are automatically protected by copyright as soon as they are fixed in a tangible medium. If formal registration is available in your country, that particular copyright office will have its own rules on whether works can be grouped together or have to be registered individually.
Yes, they are protected by copyright.
If the songs are copyright protected and have been uploaded without permission then no it is not legal.
Absolutely. Original songs are automatically protected by copyright as soon as they are fixed in a tangible medium.
Protection is automatic; no action is required.If formal registration is available in your country, and if bulk registration is allowed, the procedure may vary. In the US, you simply need to give the collection of works a title (such as Songs 1995-2005).
Anything that is written or recorded is automatically protected by copyright. Neither registration nor notification is not required for protection.
Folk songs, folk tales, and other sufficiently old creative works are not protected by copyright because they are in the public domain: no one owns them because we all own them.
The music of ABBA is protected by copyright laws and it would be illegal to post sheet music.
Nowhere. All Beatles songs are still protected by copyright and are NOT available for free.
Songs and sound recordings of Manolis Angelopoulos will be protected by copyright through 2059, but can be re-recorded as long as you have a license from the coypright holder.
The songs are automatically protected by copyright as soon as they are fixed (written down or recorded), but if you wish to register them with the copyright office, yes, you can register a group of works under one application.
Words and short phrases cannot be protected by copyright, but the songs and images of Gorillaz are. The word "Gorillaz" is also a registered trademark.