I was going to release a series on scratch. However, I have decided to move to YouTube, and I am worried about audio I use from scratch. Naturally, I used audio such as loops, and a sound effect. I didn’t use any sprites, nor backgrounds, but I used audio from the website. Could I get sued for the audio being from scratch? I need answers fast, the series is supposed to be released soon.

Just make sure to credit. Just in case, you might want to set the video license to CC, which is the one Scratch uses.

glitcX wrote:

Just make sure to credit. Just in case, you might want to set the video license to CC, which is the one Scratch uses.

I’m sorry, I’m new here. How do you do that, and what is CC? This is kinda embarrassing

AnimationStudioHub wrote:

glitcX wrote:

Just make sure to credit. Just in case, you might want to set the video license to CC, which is the one Scratch uses.

I’m sorry, I’m new here. How do you do that, and what is CC? This is kinda embarrassing

Creative Commons: https://creativecommons.org/

Scratch specifically uses CC-BY-SA 2.0 (Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike version 2.0), which basically allows remixing with credit.

AnimationStudioHub wrote:

I was going to release a series on scratch. However, I have decided to move to YouTube, and I am worried about audio I use from scratch. Naturally, I used audio such as loops, and a sound effect. I didn’t use any sprites, nor backgrounds, but I used audio from the website. Could I get sued for the audio being from scratch? I need answers fast, the series is supposed to be released soon.

You can, but you need to give credit. Same on YT, if you take someones audio/video ideas you need to give credit.