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I want to protect my sings with a copyright what is the best way to go about this that won't destroy my bank account?
1. Make a recording of the song and burn it to CD. This can be as simple as you singing while playing the chords on guitar and piano. You don't need a full recording of the song as the song itself consists of melody, chords and lyrics and any key riffs or hooks - anything else is just extras to add to the arrangement.
2. Write down the lyrics.
3. Put the CD and lyrics in an envelope and send it back to yourself by recorded delivery mail.
4. When it arrives DO NOT OPEN IT! The fact that you had to sign for it means there is a record of when it was delivered. This proves when you copyrighted the song. If you open the envelope you could technically have added the CD/lyrics after the date of delivery and so it voids the whole idea of it.
It's as simple as that! So won't cost too much. You are actually protected by copyright the moment you write something but you have to have a way of proving it's yours and when you wrote it. This is how to do that.
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Jesus sings to the sky
Who sings bass?
if by sings bass you mean a bass player that sings, then paul McCartney with the beatles.
Who sings I Don't Care Anymore - it sounds like My Sweet Lord?
It's Wilco and the name of the song is 'You Never Know'. It was recorded at Liam Finn's studio which may account for the beatlesque sound.
Who sings mindfreak?
criss angel sings mindfreak
Who sings dream boy?
who sings dream boy
Is I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings copyright or public domain?
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings is currently still under copyright. Under current US copyright law, the 1969 book is a protected work. If Ms. Angelou were to die today, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings would not enter the public domain until midnight the end of the calendar year, 70 years past the death of the author.
In what year did Maya Angelou renew her copyright of sister flowers?
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, from which the essay is taken, was renewed in 1997.
Why did Emily osment destroy the world?
she sings crappy rap stuff and has not song motorheads ace of spades yet
How does Odysseus protect his men from the siren song how do his men protect him?
He tells then to put beeswax to cover their ears so they cant hear the song of the siren and the men protect him by tying him to the mast so he cannot not come down when sirens sings
Who sings the truvia commercial jingle?
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Who sings home girls?
lala sings it prima j sings homegirls/
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who sings that thing you do???
Who sings future?
Urbandub sings it.
who sings bacon?
who sings bacon
If you copyright 10 songs as a collection are they all protected individually - if not why is that bad?
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.
Who sings complicated?
Avril Lavigne sings this
Who sings you are the kids of America?
noone sings that
