How To Generate Your Own Full AI Song About Dancing Alone

Social Media & Streaming Services

So, you've just finished your latest track, a song about dancing alone. You're ready to share it with the world on social platforms like X, Instagram, TikTok and more. But wait! Before you do that, remember to give attribution (e.g. “Made With…”). It's required from free users and appreciated from paying subscribers.

Thinking about monetizing your dance music on YouTube? That’s a big yes! However, this is subject to the condition that you are a paying subscriber to Pro or Premier and are in compliance with the platform’s Terms of Service. Free users can only use their songs for non-commercial uses. For more details, check out the account page at https://app.suno.ai/account:.

Also dreaming about uploading your songs to Spotify, Apple Music, etc.? You'll be glad to know that's possible too! Again though, only for those who are Pro or Premier subscribers and in compliance with the platform’s Terms of Service. Free users cannot upload their songs to music streaming services.

Commercial Use

You might be wondering what qualifies as commercial use? Well, it’s any usage that generates revenue. This includes monetization on sites like YouTube and uploading songs to music streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music. It also encompasses licensing your songs for use in an advertisement or perhaps even in a film or TV program about a dance off.

Do you want to know an interesting fact about selling music as an NFT? Subscribing to one of the paid subscription plans doesn't grant you retroactive commercial rights to the songs you generated as a free user. The content you generated as a free user may only be used for non-commercial purposes.

Ownership & Rights

Okay, now let's talk about who owns what. If you are a paying subscriber, then you own the songs you generate while subscribed to Pro or Premier, subject to compliance with the platform’s Terms of Service. Free users may use their songs for non-commercial purposes, but ownership stays with the platform.

What if you're into independent dance and write your own lyrics? Well, great news! You retain all ownership and rights to any original content that you create and input into the platform. That’s like doing a solo dancing routine where every move is your very own masterpiece!

Artwork that comes along with your songs? You guessed it! If you're a paying subscriber then it's all yours, subject to compliance with the platform’s Terms of Service. Free users can use it for non-commercial purposes so long as they include attribution.

Suno and Copyright Protection

Now we’re getting into some serious stuff – copyright protection. The availability and scope of copyright protection for content generated using artificial intelligence is a complex area of law that varies among countries. Therefore, it's recommended to consult a qualified attorney for advice about copyright protection available for output generated on platforms like Suno.

In terms of making lyric videos using AI image-to-video tools, remember that this tool is best suited for making new music with new lyrics, and you must obtain permission for any and all lyrics and other content that you upload or otherwise incorporate into your songs.

Dance Music: Dancing in Solitude

So there we have it. You can create a song about dancing alone, share it on social media, monetize it, and even own the rights to your content. But remember, these are all subject to whether you're a free user or a paying subscriber. So next time you're crafting that perfect track about dancing in solitude, consider these points and dance like nobody's watching!