How do I prevent my audio from being silenced?

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Hello, I'm promoting a singer on TikTok and I want to upload specific edited videos with a particular fragment of one of their songs, which for some reason, every time I upload it, TikTok mutes it because it says the music has copyright. The fragment is a piece that other users have already uploaded (3 users) and it has gone viral all three times, the last time was last week (2 million views). I don't know how they managed to upload it, but mine always gets muted, I don't know how they do it. I have noticed that in those 3 videos they all have something in common, and that is that the spinning disc at the bottom right shows a random song (like classical music) as if it were the one playing. I have tried this old trick, I uploaded the video and before the copyright notification and as quickly as possible, I went to songs, put anything, then turned down the volume of the song and kept the original volume of the edited video, but it doesn't work, it's true they take a bit longer (about 2 minutes more) to detect it, but they do detect it, mark it copyright, and mute it. Does anyone know how to keep audio from being muted???
 
You can try to use the au software to make some changes to the music that do not affect the overall tone, adjust the treble, or cut out the entire clip and then scramble it. This will usually pass the copyright detection.
 
Hello, I'm promoting a singer on TikTok and I want to upload specific edited videos with a particular fragment of one of their songs, which for some reason, every time I upload it, TikTok mutes it because it says the music has copyright. The fragment is a piece that other users have already uploaded (3 users) and it has gone viral all three times, the last time was last week (2 million views). I don't know how they managed to upload it, but mine always gets muted, I don't know how they do it. I have noticed that in those 3 videos they all have something in common, and that is that the spinning disc at the bottom right shows a random song (like classical music) as if it were the one playing. I have tried this old trick, I uploaded the video and before the copyright notification and as quickly as possible, I went to songs, put anything, then turned down the volume of the song and kept the original volume of the edited video, but it doesn't work, it's true they take a bit longer (about 2 minutes more) to detect it, but they do detect it, mark it copyright, and mute it. Does anyone know how to keep audio from being muted???
The other posters are editing the audio file

That's why the id-system identifies it as something else. You can try using a tool to change some stuff of the audio file like bass and treble levels, eq etc.
 
The other posters are editing the audio file

That's why the id-system identifies it as something else. You can try using a tool to change some stuff of the audio file like bass and treble levels, eq etc.
They haven't edited the audio; it's the same, but they have overlaid another song on top of it within the TikTok itself. The day before yesterday, I managed to do it myself, and I was able to publish it. Result: +300k views. But yesterday, I wanted to do it the same way with the same song, lowering the "added sound" to the same percentage, and it always silenced the audio... I tried it 4 times... it makes no sense; it seems random. It would be best to have a solid way to edit the audio as you say. I have worked mixing and mastering music, but yesterday I tried editing it by equalizing, adding other sounds, etc., and I still couldn't publish it. If anyone knows what tweaks I could make to the song so that TikTok doesn't detect the copy, please let me know... I suppose a specific melody well overlaid that doesn't affect the song too much could work...
 
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