Avoid Music Copyright Infringements?

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Hey BHW,

I recently made a decent lyric video for the song "Hello" by Adele. I uploaded it to YouTube with it being set to "unlisted" and YouTube automatically detected copyright and blocked the video across all countries.

Is there anything I could do to the audio to make it not be detected by YouTube? I understand it would always be in danger of the producers finding it themselves, but right now I just need to bypass YouTube.

Any information is appreciated!

Thanks!
 
Youtube is searching automatically in their db.
To bypass them you have to add some random noise in the song + distort the frequency. You can also test with high frequency which we can't hear ( song will be the same ) and see if that will bypass their automatically checks.
 
Youtube is searching automatically in their db.
To bypass them you have to add some random noise in the song + distort the frequency. You can also test with high frequency which we can't hear ( song will be the same ) and see if that will bypass their automatically checks.

Are you talking about like duplicating the audio file in Audacity and changing frequency on 1 of the 2 clips, then exporting them as one file?
 
I think it should work I've came across similar music video or full albums where the sound was kind of distorted
 
Are you talking about like duplicating the audio file in Audacity and changing frequency on 1 of the 2 clips, then exporting them as one file?

That will work but split test on a dummy account you don't care about.
 
Yes, you can use any software. I did some tests with simple programming and added new frequencies + random noise and that kept the video ok.
If your videos will get reported... that's another story, they manually review the reported ones.
 
Hey BHW,

I recently made a decent lyric video for the song "Hello" by Adele. I uploaded it to YouTube with it being set to "unlisted" and YouTube automatically detected copyright and blocked the video across all countries.

Is there anything I could do to the audio to make it not be detected by YouTube? I understand it would always be in danger of the producers finding it themselves, but right now I just need to bypass YouTube.

Any information is appreciated!

Thanks!

It's automatic, like Shazam. As a professional musician, personally, I hate it when people don't want to pay for music. I am, however, very mad at labels trying to suck all revenue away from the actual hard working creators. That said, if you speed up or slow down the video by an exact % prior to uploading, you can use YT's speed function to playback the video at the correct speed and have your audio undetected. It worked last week (November 2015).
 
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