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You can now easily mix in music videos into your creations Summary YouTube Shorts is expanding its features to compete with TikTok, including the ability to remix music videos for short-form content creation. Users can now tweak different settings from full-length music videos to create their own unique Shorts, using tools like Collab, Sound, Green
Rolling out now, YouTube Shorts is adding the ability to add content from official music videos to your Shorts. In a blog post, YouTube has revealed the ability to “remix” music videos within Shorts. Shorts creators can now pull clips from official artist music videos within their own videos. This includes just using the sound
YouTube now lets creators add and remix music videos in their Shorts. In its post announcing the feature, YouTube points out that creators can use music videos from artists like Beyoncé and Maggie Rogers — even as TikTok fights with the record label representing them. The timing suggests it’s a direct response to TikTok’s current
Dylan Horetski ❘ Published: 2024-02-07T20:45:24 ❘ Updated: 2024-02-07T20:45:35 YouTube Shorts has taken a shot at TikTok with their latest feature, bringing vertical livestreams into Shorts feed for the first time. Launched back in September 2020, YouTube Shorts has helped skyrocket many channels on the site into the tens of thousands of subscribers. Similar
YouTube launched YouTube Shorts to take on TikTok as a source of fun, short vertical videos – but how long can they be? It’s been just over 3 years since YouTube first launched Shorts in India in 2020. It’s been even less time since YouTube Shorts were released in the US and the rest of
YouTube today announced a new feature coming to its short-form video platform Shorts that will allow users to leverage AI tools to create videos. The feature, called Dream Screen, will allow users to create an AI-generated video or image background just by typing in what you want to see. For example, explained YouTube CEO Neal
YouTube has indeed been emphasizing its commitment to short-form video content, particularly with the introduction of YouTube Shorts. However, a recent report suggests that there are internal concerns within the company. It’s about the possibility of YouTube Shorts cannibalizing the core long-form video business. This is a common challenge for platforms that introduce short-form content
Google recently announced that more than 2 billion logged-in monthly users are watching YouTube Shorts. This number is up from 1.5 billion monthly logged-in users for YouTube Shorts announced in 2022. While the impressive numbers give YouTube’s short video tool an edge over competitors like TikTok and Instagram Reels; they may not be such good
