How many people would like brony mixes on youtube?

[ponytheorist 181]

Like the title says: would you be interested?

[I'mNotaDJ 63]

Pretty sure there's already a fairly strong compliment of them out there now, right? What exactly are you asking? 

[Aleh 481]

^ If you mean music mixes there's definitely a large amount of them, seem to have quite a lot of interest.
Personally haven't been into mlp music recently but psh.

[ponytheorist 181]

I'm talking about videos of 1-2 hours long with different kinds of brony music on them

[Bronyance 61]

Seems like it would be a lot of work. You do realize you can't just put music on a mix, you'd have to ask permission from every single artist. Assuming you're putting on 2 songs by every artist, and the songs are around 3.5 minutes long each you'd be asking about 34 different artists for a 2 hour mix - then you'd have to wait for them all to reply. Even I have a music usage agreement. Anyway, I'd be fairly interested to see how it works out.

 

EDIT: Alternatively, you could use artists who have disclaimed already that their songs can be used if credit is given, but my point still stands. I'm only worried for your channel if you're given copyright strikes by artists.

Edited March 17, 2015 by Bronyance

[JDHarding 19]

I should probably chime in here.

 

Most musician artists (myself included) would most likely not want their songs used in someone's video unless the video was guaranteed to be popular on Youtube, or the person making the video had a lot of subscribers on Youtube (over 100k) or they were an already known Youtube personality. Then the person that made the video would also have to guarantee the musician gets credited in the video with a link to where the viewers can see more of their work. Otherwise it's just a ploy to make someone nobody knows more popular by using other people's work, and musicians would rather their own Youtube channel become popular than to populate someone else's channel. Popularity is important in this internet world.

 

This is different, however, if the songs are used in a project, and not just some random music mix video. Like a SFM video or something where actual creative work was involved and not just a mix of songs with MLP clips thrown in.