Just making sure - what're the "rules" (if any) about using NOT-Creative Commons music? For example, let's say a body wanted to use a 2 Live Crew song in their CH video...

i just had a chance to watch the piece, i think it's a good warmup round

i like the idea of trying it w/o music but i would like to hear the sounds of the videos, somewhat subdued compared to the beat; i think the sounds of sex add a lot

also, i downloaded it with no issues in sync between the ...

while on this tangent, i saw a study done recently(-ish) which measured bodily reaction to visual stimulation and the results were women were as physically turned on as men. however, the subjects were all college age (not an uncommon problem with test subjects even in some widely recognized studies ...

Oh, I'll be using music, yeah. I'm just gunna see if I can arrange a bit of something or other to make any beat I want match the music playing.

I figured it was Pornhub's fault; where do the other creators upload their vids?

Thanks for all the help and input.

It's not that I don't agree; I wondered if music wouldn't have made it a bit more fun to watch. Music just adds an element that brings with it headaches (usage/permissions, at the very least), and (for me, anyway) possible distraction. Also, the videos that rely on the beat of the songs underneath ...

I'm a big believer in matching the onscreen action to the beat; to me, that's why the "Fail" episode remains one of the best, if not the best.

Popular sex psychology teaches that women are less visually-stimulated than men are, at least when it comes to arousal. They're more drawn to written ...

I created this last year; meant to come back to it, but some heavy-duty life stuff got in the way. The Pornhub link is all I have left of it, but it'd be easy enough to do it all again. I've been a bit of a DIY video/audio guy since around 2000, so making these CH vids is pretty easy.

If the fine ...