Streamers can get the Sessions: Vi on Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube.
DMCA Takedowns
In 2020, the major record labels started going after the Twitch platform videos that have unlicensed music. The record labels sent Twitch in a letter claiming that the platform had let the streamers and content creators violate the copyright law while raking in the proceeds of illegally used music.
Universal, Sony, and Warner Bros. sent thousands of DMCA takedown letters to Twitch for each video on the platform that violated the copyright law. Twitch immediately reacted to the letters.
In October 2020, Twitch forced its streamers to delete thousands of old videos on-demand or VODs on the platform to prevent further DMCA notices.
The latest OBS update includes support for stripping out audio from VODs on Twitch Bijan Stephen
The new Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) update is out, and as per usual it includes a bunch of changes and fixes that will make your streaming life just a little bit better. The biggest change in this version of OBS is support for the feature that Twitch debuted in Twitch Soundtrack the ability to play music in a second track while you’re streaming to Twitch, so that it can be stripped out of your recorded broadcast, or VOD (video on demand).
This release adds a second audio track when streaming to Twitch which will be saved to the VOD instead of the stream audio. You can enable this feature in Output settings when streaming to Twitch. Special thanks to @Twitch for assisting during the development of this feature! OBS (@OBSProject) December 15, 2020