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voice tag 

A short 5 to 9 sec audio clip of someone or something saying a person's or company's (DJ, Music Producer, Audio Engineer, or Videographer) name in their creative works (Beats, Mixes, or Videos).

Voice Tags are short audio phrases often saying the name, brand, or slogan of a Music Producer, DJ, or Videographer to protect & to let their audience know who is responsible for their creative works.

Voice Tags are also Known As: Audio Drop / Beat Tag / Vocal Drop / DJ Drop

Voice tags are NOT copyrightable because alone they do not meet the minimally creative standard needed for copyright protection. To protect your voice tags, you will have to register them as trademarks.
I need a voice tag for my beats.
voice tag by Voice Tag Gods June 2, 2018
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voice tag 

Voice Tags are short audio phrases often saying the name, brand, or slogan of a Music Producer, DJ, or Videographer to protect & to let their audience know who is responsible for their creative works. Usually a short 3 to 8 sec audio clip. Can be used for Beats, DJ Mixes, or Videos.

Voice Tags are also Known As: Audio Drop / Beat Tag / Vocal Drop / DJ Drop

Voice tags are NOT copyrightable because alone they do not meet the minimally creative standard needed for copyright protection. To protect your voice tags, you will have to register them as trademarks.
I need a voice tag for my beats.
voice tag by Voice Tag Gods June 2, 2018

voice tag 

The musical equivalent of a character in a movie stepping onscreen and immediately announcing the name of the actor who plays them.
Movie character: CHRIS PRATT!!!
Viewer 1: Why did he just yell "Chris Pratt"?
Viewer 2: It's his new voice tag.
voice tag by Palm Knee May 5, 2025
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This designation comes from Reddit, where so many stories of bad wedding behavior indicated a need to communicate expectations for the wedding behavior of attendees.
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