If you post that video on YouTube so that any public can see it, it might be illegal ; it depends if you are going to use the hole song or 20 seconds of it. It also depends if the video gives a good or bad "image" to the song (if it makes it sound good or not)
Metallica
As long as you are not planning to resell the video to the public than no, you will not get into legal trouble.
Bit lord itself is not illegal but the people who use it for downloading copyrighted music produced by artists is illegal.
Without permission from the author or originator of a work (music, video, art, picture) use of the work is plagiarism and/or theft.Added: You are asking for a legal opinion on a subject that could potentially be extremely costly to you if you take the wrong actions. I STRONGLY suggest that, rather than seeking legal adivce on this venue, you consult with an attorney for legal adivce.
I suggest you use the music the video is for, unless I'm misunderstanding the question..
Music enhances the video.
YouTube is a good website one can use to watch the music video for 'Always' by Saliva. Vevo is another website one can use to view the 'Always' music video.
In a nutshell: There is no real legal risk to you, the video uploader, when using original / copyrighted music in a video and then uploading that video to YouTube.Strictly speaking, it is not legal, and certainly not encouraged. But it's YouTube's responsibility. If anybody are at risk, it's YouTube, not the amateur video producer who uploaded the video.BUT: If YouTube finds out about it, they will remove the entire sound from your video and all that will be left is a muted, soundless video. (An example of where this happened: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfKTmZK6uto ) (******READ******READ*******READ*******CHEAT LINK TO HIS FIRST VIDEO****READ*******READ******READ)In order to ensure that this does not happen to your video, you should use only Youtube Safe Music (i.e. licensed stock music) in your video. You can buy a legal license to music from an online music library, stock music site, such as this one: http://www.shockwave-sound.com . From here and similar sites you can pay a few dollars to have a music track legally licensed for use in your video.YouTube have been in negotiations with the recording industry about a potential arrangement where YouTube pays the record companies a small sum for each time their copyrighted music is used in a YouTube video. However, so far (at the time of writing this), such an agreement has not been reached.An article on YouTube safe music and crediting music use in YouTube videos:http://www.shockwave-sound.com/Articles/005_Youtube_Safe_Music.html
There are many ways to promote music video. You should have a plan for your marketing campaign. If you have a great video, you can use the following ways for your music video promotion: 1. Post it on YouTube or Vimeo. 2. Submit your video to YouTube and Vimeo, which can help your video get featured. 3. Submit your video to sites like Reddit, Tumblr, StumbleUpon, and Digg etc. 4. Use Facebook and Twitter to promote your music video. 5. Use YouTube, Vimeo, and Facebook to promote your video. 6. Use email marketing to promote your video.
One can hire a videographer to record a music video for a music site. One can also use a still camera and set it at a distance to record. Many professionals will also help with editing the video.
no
I don't see why not. But, that's just my opinion.