The Problem With Uploading Beats to YouTube: How I Deal With Copyright Claims
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- When I upload beats to TH-cam, I get copyright claims, which means another person is taking my content ID money. This is how I deal with them AND how I learned to track my beat leases and actually get paid when a rapper steals my beats.
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so how does the artist make money on the composition on youtube?
I’m shocked that you’re not at a 100k . I’m sure it’s a matter of time. Great video
Yeah 🤷🏽♂️
@@DJPain1 how are u still not at 100k.... youtube screwing u over i swear
DJ Pain 1 yhur almost there man!!! yhu really influenced me 🔥
He Has 100k Now 🙂
He is now
Great info on this one because I have ran into this issue with claims and I did the exact thing u did and just explained how it was mine I have it registered with beatstars and I never lost one. I’m learning new things everyday to help in my journey and I come to find out as well everyone’s journey is different from the next. Sometimes u feel like nothings working but u gotta keep pushing nothing is easy
it really bothers me because it copyrights other artists videos who use my music rightfully, and it makes me look bad
SEAN T. Fax
Yeah i had to register all my beats to content id, now i can release claims to artist who purchase a license.
Facts this just happen to me I curse the dude out just to find out it isn’t his fault
hahah poor guy, but yeah its annoying. TH-cam and soundcloud are well aware of the problem and if you dispute the copyright claims they will almost certainly fix everything for you
how did you put content id on all your beats bro? can you please teach me? I'd really appreciate it@@KZenBeats20
Glad to see that I'm not the only one! This Claiming youtube request as become something I do regularly every 1th of each months now!! It's like my beatmaker monthly routine 😅 It's part of the game. I accepted it
Man I wish I had these problems, I never even sold a beat
saddest comment ever... I will check your channel bro
Me too
Same bro, we will get there! Ill Check you out
I feel you, I'm right there with you keep grinding tho staying consistent is literally half the battle
As an artist that's just now starting out, this makes me super sad.
Wouldn't be surprised if I run into the same problem.
Very informative piece on How to proceed and protect your hard, ownership work ! Thanks again💲😁
I'm just starting so I haven't ran into this issue yet but glad to know it for the future. Much appreciated
This is huge! Thx 4 this! It hasn't happened to me yet but you have put my mind at easy in this video as it IS something I've worried ab abit. Love ur attitude and outlook ab it as well!
One of the most helpful producers in the game. Thanks for the info Pain. Much appreciated.
I was joking around with you earlier. But imagine if every producer got together and teamed up. Maybe form a producers Union or something. We could set a minimum price for tracks depending on how the track is used. You might think this is crazy, but we could also get things like insurance in case of lawsuits etc. That's great that you are able to buy a house from your music, but you must realize that your $20.00 a beat formula will not work for everyone. I currently create content for TV here in Toronto. I have also created music for Raptors television so I know what I'm talking about. Anyway man not trying to start an argument, keep up the good work and I'll keep tuned into your content!! Peace
I'm with it.
That's literally exactly what a producer does. If you do your business properly by documenting ownership of your beats and have contracts dictating what an artist can do depending on what type of contract they pay for they have zero legal grounds for a lawsuit. And as your own private company you can set your prices however you want.
Yes, I came across this problem several times, but each time I successfully challenged the complaint. Not a very pleasant situation, but TH-cam is quickly solving this problem. Thank you for the video! 🙏
The problem with registering with content id is most of our beats violates the terms of content id because we use sound kits distrokid doesnt even support electronic music hip hop,edm,dubstep etc because of this issue audiam is the only content id system i know that actually enforces this so even though the others dont your violating youtubes content id rules if you register your beats unless you play every single instrument and sound in your beat yourself
😥 this got to be one of the more annoying things that happens. makes u feel violated when ur tryna come up. good topic
Very true
That first beat in the background is fire to me. The next one is dope too.
Dope info g, much appreciated
@djpain1 I appreciate that you take the time to educate folks. I still have my reservations with beatstars. But it's a good option. You just added more concerns about uploading to TH-cam. I've engineered sessions with artists taking tracks from TH-cam and never contacting the producers. But it's a great way to promote your product and brand.
Thanks bro! Glad to see you're at 100k + now! Good Job!
Pain 1 u got the sauce call him A1! That beat behind ur video, fire 🔥
great informations thanks for that, I had a similar issue with someone who stole my beat on TH-cam and monirized it, so now I gave him 2 options either he buy an exclusive or remove the monitorization
True
I appreciate this guy so much. Always provides value....
Im trying to learn as much as possible about all of the copyright stuff before i post my beats.
Its not worth waiting
@@DJPain1 ill just start to build up some listeners
I just went trough this like a week ago, but who claimed my production was another producer, we used the same sample, im not signed up to a youtube network because my following is very low. This sucks.
Thanks for the video
I hope it works out. The royalty free sample problem is serious.
My solution: signed up to airbit used the content ID now all my beats are claimed by myself also I’m claiming all other videos people have uploaded with my beats and kits etc. No I’m earning money from uploads instead of loosing money
Just be aware if you dont make every single sound you use in your beats you are in violation of youtubes content id terms of service and by uoloading your beats so is airbit so if if youtube decides to enforce that you could get your channel shut down and possible owe all that money back
@@sontwisted wtf so I have to make my own soundkit???
@@MT-ip9rs if you want to use content id you have to create every sound or hire someone to create them exclusively for you
@@sontwisted if i dont have content Id does that mean anyone can just take a beat I uploadded and use it?
@@MT-ip9rs you can still file dmca takedown Notices you just cant claom the copyright on youtube without it or you can take the chance and register it anyway but then you will be adding to the problem of false content id strikes
I like beatstars but for this one reason airbit might be better. They are a mcn with youtube and all you have to do is add your beats to there content id system. But be warned, unless you pay for promotions on their site you will not get any exposure. So maybe having both is a good way to go.
exactly
Wsup bro.. I've been having the same issue, but as an artists, from other artists. Funny part is that when u said you're listening for the tag I had a big sigh of release. & ok it makes sense why I never get the claim from producers & only other artists who may have also bought the license.. but when I upload to BMI I don't claim the extra 100% for composition of the beat. Everyone doesnt move with integrity.. either way, I appreciate the producer perspective..
I'm having the same problem, glad that you properly explained this problem
Great video fam . You are helping many small producers keep going. 100k!
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Awesome Video! Been looking for an explanation to this situation for a while. Thanks P1🙏🏽
I use vocal tag in each song. My name is DJ narrow. So I always put my voice twice in each track. Plus my logo is pasted in video and date its uploaded so that proof enough.
Im here because this exact same thing just got me. I searched and found the artist singing on my Reggae beat, I disputed the claim. Maybe I won't freak out as much after watching this video, Thanks.
Thank you DJ Pain 1, this is very helpful💯🎹
Appreciate the video. I'm just now discovering this has happened to me.
Good to know that beatstars is taking care of us
what does beatstars do?
@@highcollide at least they are communicative as a company, knowing our struggle, i guess they can help us cause beatstars have Numbers to catch attention
@@icarovictorbahia iam asking serious question because i don't know. How do they help with detecting someone using your beat without permission??
@@highcollide i dont know either exactly, i know that they can generate content id for you but dont know exactly the process, sorry bro, your question must be in the FAQ
What ever happened to Beatstars TH-cam Content ID service they had? I remembered it said it would be back soon, but never came back?
This issie is what happened to it they were getting too many false content id claims to dispute
Airbit has it now
they got rid of it because of this problem
If u want to know if somebody purchased a license, just add 1 tag at the beginning for free download mp3 and no tag or different tag for wav license ... at least you know if they bought a license or you can claim copyright. It's not that much, but it's something.
This was really helpful… I know if I start growing more, I’m gonna have to deal with this
Thank you for this video my man!
I use the Shazam app with all my beats and somebody stole one of my beats and put it on Spotify and other streaming services. I'm going to make a video on it soon.
Can you take it to court or at least be compensated?
Idk how I missed it but congrats on 80k man
Thank you
nice video. Thanks. This was something I worry about
This happened with a sampled beat I posted ! So annoying that babyface will get money for my creation in his song that I used 😂
I mean... 🤷🏽♂️
DJ Pain 1 I can’t get mad it’s his work !
Correct me if I’m wrong, but as far as I know, if an artist uploads a song via Tunecore or whatever distributor, they have the option to monetize the video on TH-cam. So if they don’t mark it, this kind of mistakes can’t be happening anymore.
Exactly but they dont want other people using their music in youtube videos fir free either
Another great video appreciate this one
Thank you for such a good information. its my first day and first upload.
Much success to you!!
@@DJPain1 Thank you bro, much love
Thanks Pain, definitely a problem. Smart method to hunt down artists who use your songs without a license.
For those who wanna try another method is to sign to identifyy.com (by HAAWK Copyright management).
It’s free and they do all the work to put your songs into the contend id system... I tried it by myself, but TH-cam never responded to me signing up to do it myself 😒
Well, it’s not really free, cause they take 30% of your earnings, but hey... they do all the work.
When your tracks are in the system, your own TH-cam uploads will be claimed too, but you are the one who will get the money (they even give you 100% for your own channel).
So you can monetize your channel before you hit 1000 subs and you‘ll monetize artists videos. If a customer don’t like it, you can whitelist his video or the whole channel.
This is also a big advantage in customer service, because Customer A cannot claim Customer B‘s videos... you will claim both and have the possibility to whitelist them.
If anyone is interested how it looks like on my vids, search for ROCKY LAGOON, go to a video and check the description. There you‘ll see the claim by HAAWK.
Peace out ✌🏼
i tried them but i feel they were to intrusive and then they blocked me from there entire network. They advertised that they could collect from facebook but when i communicated with them they said that they could not.
Centric Beats You are right. But this is what I found in their FAQ:
10) Do you monetize for Facebook / Instagram?
A: While we currently monetize TH-cam only, we are able to deliver fingerprints to both Facebook and Instagram for tracking purposes and as soon as Facebook/Instagram permit monetization, we'll immediately begin collecting/monetizing these platforms for our clients (in addition to TH-cam).
Fuck outta here dog. You're either paid to push them or it's your business. Beat it 🖕
jmorrisey79 Love u 2 ❤️
Wouldn't deal with HAAWK, They are pretty shady, and deal with practically anyone. You can basically register with them and lie about owning a copyright.
Great video I never knew what those claims were when I got them.! Do you register all your beats with Tunecore that you upload to YT?
Great video bro, very helpful
Thank you for talking about this, i subbed. I had the same problem 2 weeks ago, just dispute it, and report the channel, if it keeps happening, send an email to that music company explaining the situation
Appreciate the insight !
You're great man thanks so much.
Great Video, one of my producer friends deals with this often and it's frustrating to see.
Would be nice for tunecore to require you upload the license of said beat but hey gotta make due with what we have right now.
That would not fix anything the issue is most online producers use sounds from kits and we all have access to the same ones and people are registering music with content id that is in violation of its terms ie you dont own exclusivity to 100% of the sounds in your music so to really resolve this there would need to be a registry of all sound kits drum kits loop kits sound libraries etc white listed with content id or rappers and producers need to stop registering songs and beats that have any samples or soundkit sounds
@@sontwisted I see your point but I've first hand witnessed a friend make a beat 100% from scratch and a rapper downloaded his beat and put it on identifyy and boom they copyrighted it. I see what your saying about using kits, That's to be expected but it's more than that
@@Millabbybeats that goes to the second part of my statement people are registering music that in violation that artist doesnt own the exclusivity to the beat so they should have not registered with content id
@@sontwisted I see! Good points man, it's crazy out here lol!
Knowledge is power
Thanks for the great content as always
What about companies like "Identify" who say they watch the net for unauthorized use of your music?? 🤔
Smokescreen Inc I’m currently using them they been pushing ads like crazy I’m waiting to see wat happens
@@PDigitalTv hey I'd appreciate if you could keep me updated on how that's going! IG @smokescreen_inc
@@PDigitalTv yeah me too @xarbeats
I’ve actually saw another video on TH-cam in regards to identify and it is a good content I’d for TH-cam I think it’s free as well they take a small percentage but u get your content I’d . The only problem I’ve learned from that video was that let’s say for example u made a excsluove beat sale today , in order for the artist with the exclusive rights to content I’d his music on TH-cam they wouldn’t have to wait 2 years so it can be released from the producers TH-cam account . 😬
Really great video and explanation.
This just happened to me, thanks for the info on it
Hell yeah good stuff man 💯
Appreciate it
i was about to say i keep getting them to but i dispute and it fixes it
Project On The Beatz In the process of a dispute right now. How long do they take?
Thanks bro. Valuable 🔥
The claimant simply recorded vocals over my original instrumental master recording/composition. I retain all rights to it. The claimant does not. Please remove the claim.
It's not all the artist first either we hit a button thar says distribute to all stores and youtube just happens to be one of the stores
TH-cam music is a store, but contentID/TH-cam monetization is a separate option. But artists don’t read the terms.
Thanks for the info!
nice vid. nice beat too
Thank you for the info 🙏
i got striked and the song i "stole from" doesn't exist wtf!!!!! Airbit distribution took my beat ...
I use audiam directly for content ID. I go directly to the source. If I get a claim on my own beat all i have to do is email audiam to remove the claim from my channel and thats it. Its no big deal. The issue arise for every one because if they use a distributor, the distributor has no control over what audiam does. But I agree with ur method if u submit ur beat through distributors. Also when the video is monetized by anyone audiam pays u directly
but u register ur beat with audiam before uploading it to youtube right ? same thing would apply with songtrust ..
I only put a single sentence in my disputes. And the claim is retracted. But TH-cam itself should be cracking down on false copyright claims. There are content ID websites but I’d have to look them up again, I don’t remember the names.
Got you with the support!
thanks for that video!
Great Video 👍🏾 Bro,
your past 100k yet !?!? lol nah seriously though, congrats OG
just because you dont ear the beatstars tag it doesn't mean they have bought a license from you. They could've bought it from someone who bought it from you. Or they got the beat for free from someone who bought it
Now TH-cam says they don’t deal with Content ID claims, they just send the dispute to the person that stole your beat and let them decide what to do. 🥲
Yeah fuck youtube for that
Thank you as always. 🙏🙏🙏
Ps. Got my first one today. The cat and I played the same samples off the fingerprint vst the same way. It is uncanny. They are different but similar. Go figure. It is my sixth beat tape and I have never came across this. 👍👎✊✌
Appreciate the advice
NP
Tell your clients to submit the acapellas separately to TH-cam Content ID. Their content is the acapellas on the song maybe they can opt out of that option on TuneCore and submit their acapella to identifyy.com that way they have their Content Secured Too!.
I freakin love you your awesome you just save a lot of producers like myself...if anyone gives you problems lol let me know jk but this is dope information please keep trolling these kids with this info🔥😍🎧🎶🎹😂💜💯
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Great info for producers
so my best bet is to wait for it to copyright my beat on my own channel then dispute it ?
*Subscribed i was wondering why u didn't had a 100k then i see some comments im not the only one who thinks the same...*
thank you chief
Great info 🔥🙏🙏
Thanks bro 🙏🏾🙏🏾
What happens if 2 people lease the same beat and release simultaneously
FACTUAL
*What if I would apply "Creative Commons" license on all of my TH-cam videos?*
Helpful
Surely it depends on the terms you set in licensing your beats. As long as you retained the copyright in the beat and didn't grant the right for the licensee to monetize your creative work, then you can appeal a TH-cam Content ID strike on those grounds. You would, of course, be on firmer legal ground if you had previously registered your copyright with a PRO.
PROs don't even hold audio data and are absolutely useless in a DMCA claim
@@DJPain1
My mistake. I should have said Copyright Office, not PRO.
I am a vocalist and it gets really tricky with people who makes beats because of course both partys wana make revenue from it so its very discouraging when you realize after buying a beat and you read all the legal licensing and your hands are in a way tied from releasing it to platforms, the beat i bought doesn't allow me to monetize on TH-cam i respect that but still id be great if the artist even put 50% of the royalties in the beat makers pocket as i feel its a 50 50 deal or artistry. Unless you had a writer/co writer then the vocalist splits that 50% . Someone knock some sense in me .....................................i feel like this pushes the vocalist to learn to produce there own beat to avoid conflict. i am new to making music so im open to listening to opinions .
In what way are you "tied from releasing it to the plarforms?" Furthermore, your TH-cam channel isn't currently monetized, so how much of a problem is that for you?
Very helpful
Every time I get a copyright claim it’s from Tunecore only But Producing needs to go back to the basics for real this is why I fully structure of my beats 123 Beat don’t cut you not going to generate income
damn thats good to know,,, had it happen,, gonna dispute it!!
New Subscriber! Great content! I'm curious do you only use Beatstars to license your music? If there is another video you have that explains this that I can watch let me know #Salute
Do you see a solution in sight for Content ID issues for instrumentals using purchased non-exclusive samples? Are there any workarounds to this issue? I have decent tracks without samples, but I also have some good ones that use them. It's a pain since most Hollywood post-production studios use non-exclusive FX libraries.
WOW GREAT VIDEO BRO BLOCK
I’m also receiving these types of claims on both if my own TH-cam channels. Haven’t disputed them because I am aware of my distributor and Songtrust that’s claiming copyright on my videos. Don’t know what’s your take on this, should I still dispute?
Mostly so that TH-cam know I’m the owner of both the master recording and composition?
You wouldn't dispute that because you chose to make Songtrust the agency that's collecting your youtube money.
DJ Pain 1 appreciate your time sir
Yo bro TH-cam now gives the claimant the final say so on the dispute... any new advice ??
I'm a producer from NY, don't really comment much but I'm around a lot of these industry people. The problem is even bigger than this. I've seen multiple internet producers lose placements because of people trying to get around everything, I actually wanted to talk to you about it because I've learned a lot of business information from you and am starting to get more opportunities but there's another part to this business that's just wrong and it's hard to explain. is there anywhere i can hit you up to ask some questions directly?
You should have this conversation in the music entrepreneur club facebook group so we all can get the info
thank you