CopyClaiming With Music

k47an4 · Feb 1, 2020

I have seen a lot of people recently using this method of Monetizing and receiving a revenue through uploading a video with their own music and then copyclaiming it.

I have looked it up and got some information about YT Content ID system and third-party distribution companies that allow you to upload a music and for 75/25 cut they'll claim music on my behalf. I've partnered with DistroKid & TuneCore but I still haven't been able to Monetize my video (which includes my music) yet.

Does anyone know more details about this topic?

Vrolijk · Feb 1, 2020

Is this for people without a yt partnership? Then you can try to use a mcn.. With a yt partnership you generate on your content already...
With Routenote you can distribute and make money on all music platforms, even without a yt partnership.. No need to copy claim you're own music...

k47an4 · Feb 1, 2020

Vrolijk said:
Is this for people without a yt partnership? Then you can try to use a mcn.. With a yt partnership you generate on your content already...
With Routenote you can distribute and make money on all music platforms, even without a yt partnership.. No need to copy claim you're own music...

Well I'm not in YT Partnership and I wanted to give TuneCore a shot , recently bought a song from Fiverr and I wanna distribute it. Is Routenote a better option?
I wanna note something : I want my Music to be in the YT System as soon as possible and the claim should happen asap as well , that's what I need rn.

Vrolijk · Feb 1, 2020

Oke, but i don't understand why tunecore etc. will claim your song? They are distributeurs, they distribute you're song for you to the platforms..
I'm into it for 10 years now (5 years with routenote), I never heard of music distributers claiming anything... I think you need a mcn for that..

And about fiverr, be sure u own the rights to use your purchase commercially.. Owning the copyright doesn't mean you can distribute it freely, as copyright comes in several forms..

k47an4 · Feb 1, 2020

Vrolijk said:
Oke, but i don't understand why tunecore etc. will claim your song? They are distributeurs, they distribute you're song for you to the platforms..
I'm into it for 10 years now (5 years with routenote), I never heard of music distributers claiming anything... I think you need a mcn for that..

And about fiverr, be sure u own the rights to use your purchase commercially.. Owning the copyright doesn't mean you can distribute it freely, as copyright comes in several forms..

They have an access to YT ID System to claim my music on someone else's video and then share the revenue. However , since you're more experience let me ask you a question
Can I join Routenote , upload my song and get revenue from it? Keep in mind that I don't have a monetized YT Account

Vrolijk · Feb 1, 2020

Oke I understand now, you want to upload your song to yt and act like a videomaker that found the song and uses it, then you want tunecore, routenote etc. to act and claim the song at your behalf? Routenote does that, but not if you don't take action; https://www.routenote.com/content/how-do-i-submit-copyright-claim-or-dmca-takedown same with Tunecore; https://support.tunecore.com/hc/en-ca/articles/115006690268-How-do-I-submit-a-copyright-claim-
So there is no automated copyright claiming by using these platforms. On yt there is, but has routenote or tunecore the rights to act on this platform? I think if you ask them to claim a yt song they advise you to do it from the account were the song is originally is distributed..

Im in a different position and have a partnership with youtube, i use routenote to distribute to other platforms like spotify, itunes, deezer etc. As soon my music is distributed by routenote my monetization starts.. No partnership things, just upload, distribute and make money (if your songs get streams ofcourse) (You also can go blackhat; https://spotistar.com/buy-spotify-plays/ but that's on your own risk..)

k47an4 · Feb 1, 2020

Vrolijk said:
Oke I understand now, you want to upload your song to yt and act like a videomaker that found the song and uses it, then you want tunecore, routenote etc. to act and claim the song at your behalf? Routenote does that, but not if you don't take action; https://www.routenote.com/content/how-do-i-submit-copyright-claim-or-dmca-takedown same with Tunecore; https://support.tunecore.com/hc/en-ca/articles/115006690268-How-do-I-submit-a-copyright-claim-
So there is no automated copyright claiming by using these platforms. On yt there is, but has routenote or tunecore the rights to act on this platform? I think if you ask them to claim a yt song they advise you to do it from the account were the song is originally is distributed..

Im in a different position and have a partnership with youtube, i use routenote to distribute to other platforms like spotify, itunes, deezer etc. As soon my music is distributed by routenote my monetization starts.. No partnership things, just upload, distribute and make money (if your songs get streams ofcourse) (You also can go blackhat; https://spotistar.com/buy-spotify-plays/ but that's on your own risk..)

Those are cases when someone takes my song and distributes them on Distribution Platforms (Tunecore,Routenote,etc) What I meant was:
1) I buy song , own all rights for commercial use
2) I go and upload it on Distributors platform
3) Distributor runs the song in YT ID System
4) I upload a video on a different channel , with my song in it (That account has no monetization)
5) Distributor notifies or allows me to claim my song so that I could receive a revenue
6) Meanwhile my different channel is getting a lot of views even without monetization , but since it has my song in it > I can claim it and receive a revenue through Distributor's platform

I think that clarifies what my intentions are

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