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Streaming music on Wavezoo is unlike Twitch, Instagram or YouTube

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The music industry has witnessed a surge in the popularity of live streaming DJ sessions, a trend that has gained momentum since the onset of the pandemic. The DJ community, in particular, has faced significant challenges during these past years.

More and more DJs are embracing live streaming, sharing their sessions across various platforms, and building a dedicated following. These followers, once the pandemic is behind us, will have the opportunity to experience these sessions in person.

But where do these DJs stream? In recent years, major platforms like Twitch or YouTube have become favored destinations for DJs to showcase their live sessions. However, copyright claims have posed a significant hurdle, leading to the suspension of user accounts due to the use of copyrighted music.

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Are you a DJ or a Party host?

This is where Wavezoo enters the scene.

Wavezoo introduces a fresh approach to live streaming for DJs, offering the chance to perform for a global audience and earn income without the need for travel expenses.

So, what sets Wavezoo apart from platforms like Facebook Live, YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, or other live streaming services? There are a few key distinctions, especially in terms of monetization and copyright-related issues.

  • DJ Streaming in Wavezoo
  • DJ Streaming in Twitch
  • DJ Streaming in YouTube
  • DJ Streaming in Instagram

Differences between streaming in Wavezoo and Twitch, YouTube or Instagram

Let’s break it down:

DJ Streaming in Wavezoo

Unlike other platforms, Wavezoo is not an open streaming platform for everyone; it’s a private streaming party platform. This means that monetization takes a different path, as individuals hire DJs for specific parties or events.

The service enables DJs to live stream both video and audio, not just audio, using standard streaming applications like OBS. For DJs, setting up OBS correctly is crucial to ensuring viewers can see and hear them clearly from their respective locations.

Once the stream is live, viewers can engage and chat on the platform. The live chat feature enables performing DJs to interact with their audience and receive real-time feedback through two-way video streaming.

Whether you’re a novice DJ or an experienced selector, you understand the importance of reading the crowd and adapting your performance. Wavezoo empowers DJs to do just that, even from remote locations.

Furthermore, Wavezoo allows DJs to stream on its platform without encountering copyright-related issues. While the audience size may be smaller compared to platforms like Twitch or Instagram, earnings are directly tied to your skills and the time you invest. You can also promote your music online by sharing your Wavezoo Profile on your social networks.

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DJ Streaming in Twitch

Although Twitch is a leading platform for various types of content, it still faces challenges in accommodating the DJ sector. The platform has taken action against several user accounts for playing copyrighted music.

Here’s how streamers can monetize their Twitch streams:

  • Subscribers: Each subscriber, depending on the country, brings in $5 per month, with Twitch taking about 50%, leaving streamers with $2.50 per subscriber. Larger streamers may have different arrangements.
  • Donations: Donations are a significant source of income for Twitch streamers, with 100% of donation money going directly to the streamer.
  • Bits: Bits are Twitch’s integrated donation system but are used less frequently and offer smaller payouts. Twitch takes about 29% of the donation.
  • Ads: Similar to YouTube, ads can appear at the beginning and during streams. While they may not be as lucrative, they still contribute to earnings.

DJ Streaming in YouTube

It’s important to note that YouTube also poses a risk of having streams removed due to copyright infringement, similar to Twitch.

Here’s how streamers can monetize their YouTube streams:

  • Super Chat: YouTube’s integrated donation system, with YouTube taking 30% of the donation.
  • Members: Similar to Twitch subscribers, YouTube members offer a source of revenue, with YouTube’s share being 30%, which is less than Twitch.
  • Ads: Ads on YouTube can vary in terms of earnings and may be limited or unavailable for some channels that have been “demonetized.”

DJ Streaming in Instagram

While Instagram provides a reliable streaming platform, it’s restricted to mobile apps and vertical mode, limiting its versatility. Like Twitch and YouTube, live videos on Instagram are subject to copyright issues.

Despite these challenges, streaming on Instagram can have a significant impact, as live videos are prominently featured at the top of followers’ stories.

In conclusion, there is room for improvement in DJ streaming platforms, and progress has been notable over the past year.

Perhaps it’s the right time to embark on your journey as a DJ? Wavezoo is here to provide a unique platform for DJs to thrive and connect with global audiences while ensuring a fair and copyright-friendly environment.

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