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I was thinking this is as great place as any to ask opinion that would it be cool if I would try to stream the making some texturing? And if so I would need some kind of calm background music to not throw me off but keep me calm and making what I can and to make the stream less boring. I have kinda bad internet connection sometimes so it would maybe not the best idea but I think I would enjoy it. So any opinions on this?

I am going to start streaming 10.5 around 12:00 +3 GMT/EEST. It is going to go on but now gotta find some music. Follow me in twitter @KeddoXZ I will make tweet when I am about to start the stream. Btw the url is: twitch.tv/keddoxz

Personally I would LOVE to watch some of you better texture artists at work! I learn bit by bit but seeing it done would help TONS. +1 from me, expect me to be present if it all pans out!

It seems I am getting lot of positive feedback so I'll try to do a stream this weekend trying to start at 12 EEST if I am awake

I used to stream while making textures, it's fun to do. +1 for streaming from me.
When I did do it though, I was pretty pants but now I'm better I might start again too! Far better than tutorials since you can do two way chat on what you're doing.

Anybody ideas for the background music? I don't want to be copyright claimed or something for playing something that I really am not allowed to play and I would like to have few of them in the background so it wouldn't be one tune all the time.

It should be alright to use music for the most part if its not JUST a video to listen to the songs. Perhaps you aught to paste the Fair Use bit of the U.S. Millennial Copyright Act since Youtube is a U.S. Company.

Try putting this in the description, if you are going to upload the video somewhere;

"No copyright is claimed in [content copied] and to the extent that material may appear to be infringed, I assert that such alleged infringement is permissible under fair use principles in U.S. copyright laws. If you believe material has been used in an unauthorized manner, please contact the poster."

So I just should add that somewhere down in my twitch stream thingy and I should be able to use any music for the stream? And woah that is a long thing to read and I have no idea what some words mean but I'll find out

Basically, in the United States, there is a law that made it possible for people to use copyrighted content while doing something informative or teaching based, and 1) not making any money 2) not preventing any profit from the sale of the material.

So as long as you add that disclaimer and don't make money off of it, or put it up for people to JUST listen to, you're good.

I looked up a bit and found this youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/AudioPad
It claims that every song there can be used by just telling who is the artist and what is the songs name. At least that is how I understood it.

Were will you be streaming?