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I usually make cartoons for this sort of thing, but there is no time!
I’ve been getting a pile of emails every day about false claims in the ContentID process on YouTube.
I wrote this article to help everyone understand what is supposed to happen, and what actually happens.
Demystifying the YouTube Claims Process.
Cheers, all!
I finally got a hold of someone at Altafonte music, a company that was claiming about a dozen of my pieces (from what I can guess – on a few thousand videos). They were rejecting disputes without review… and that’s never a good thing.
Happy ending! As of this morning they should have released all of the claims!
Not so happy part… I think they’re keeping all of the money. I have no idea how much it is. Certainly not enough to worry about.
Big thanks to Miguel for getting everything taken care of so quickly!
This is a piece built from a custom intro I did for P.A. Master Gaming. Here it is a little longer, with just a little bit more development. I think it sounds great!
You can see it in use here:
A bunch of people have written me recently about their YouTube videos getting claimed by TuneSat. So I called TuneSat, and I sent Mark over at TuneSat some information about a claim.
The assets were attributed to another company that uses TuneSat; Audiam. Mike from Adium found my music, stopped the account, and released all of the claims. I’m still not sure who uploaded my music claiming to represent me… but I’m working on that with Mike.
The good news is, all of the erroneous claims that looked like they were coming from TuneSat should all be released.
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UPDATE! This was caught very early by you all! There were only 481 claims total (most of them being for “The Complex” and “Call to Adventure”). The claims were only active for about a day. All is well again!
I just had to play with the new and improved CinePerc vibraphones.
I made this!
And I’m trying a new thing… I get enough requests for uncompressed versions of things, that I might start putting together packages. The one for this piece includes AIFF files of the one featured above, as well as solo’d parts, or if you want to mix out the vibes and add something of your own, you could do that.
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