YouTube Content ID Assets Removal Service
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Got rid of all Content ID claims within a week

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Now I have total control over my catalog

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This is maybe the first thing a producer needs to learn

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Thanks god I got rid of those emails

 

As a producer, this have happened to me millions times and I know, it’s worse than a stomach pain

 

As an online producer I guess that you’re selling beats and instrumentals on the Internet. With effort and hard work you start getting sales, that’s always good! But then a track is released with a $29.95 license and BOOM! A Copyright Claim goes directly to your YouTube’s channel video, putting your channel onto risk and months (if not years) of hard work could end up directly in the YouTube’s trash bin. Going further…

 

What about any other customer that already leased that same beat? That’s pretty bad for your business and you as a brand.

 

But hold on! We’ve got the solution!

 

I want to learn how to fully delete Content ID claims

Actually over 50 producers are taking advatange of this private method to protect their beats!

 

 

 

 

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Tired of receiving YouTube emails like this on a weekly basis? Take total control of your beats catalog

 

Sometimes it’s a communication problem with the distribution company, sometimes it’s a problem on the side of your own customer. But there’s a solution for this kind of emails, trust me, there’s no need to appeal on YouTube. The distribution company may confirm the claim and you’ll end up getting a Copyright strike, not to talk about that, if you win the appeal, YouTube will only whitelist your own video and continue claiming any others.

 

It’s your own responsibiliy to keep your beats catalog as healthy as possible to be taken seriously by your customers.

 

The counterpart of a sale notification

 

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I would like to know how to proceed with emails like these

Our private takedown method is all about Copyright law and it’s not related with Google, YouTube or any other trademark

 

 

 

 

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Learn how to legally solve the Content ID issue of your beats catalog without any risk for your customers

 

What are these Content ID Assets?

A Content ID asset is somekind of a copyright registry which is made in the YouTube system by the distribution company once a song using your beat has been released publicly.

There are different ways to deal with Copyright Claims on YouTube (also known as Content ID claims), the distribution company may whitelist your channel, whitelist your video, remove the assets or directly take inaction regarding the problem.

Because it’s your beats catalog! Imagine that you’re a rapper building up your career and then all the money from your video views goes directly to the bank account of another artist.

That’s just because the distribution company registered the released song also on YouTube’s Content ID. But if I were an artist I would make sure to NEVER cop any other beat from your catalog, because you have no control at all over your own beats.

Our private method is not only 100% legal, it works no matter the distribution company by applying the United States Copyright Law, and it’s worldwide valid no matter where you’re from.

We provide two ways to remove the Copyright Claims, one for your customers (which should only delete the Content ID Assets to make you able to sell the exclusive rights) and another one for those artists that stole your beat and uploaded the song to make profit without purchasing a license.

You may have no claims, but that doesn’t mean that any of your customers doesn’t have them. When you appeal on YouTube and luckily win, they just whitelist your OWN video, not any other video using the same beat.

After contacting the artist / distribution company for removal, instead of permanently removing the Content ID Assets they may only whitelist your video, but not any other video using the same beat so… That means that lots of money is lost in the process.

They protect your channel, you’ll not receive any claims on your videos because of songs registered in Content ID using your beats, but that doesn’t mean that the Content ID assets aren’t there claiming tons of videos, even from your other customers.

Anyway, all the money generated from the views of any other video goes directly to the artist which firstly registered the song with your beat on YouTube’s Content ID. This is what I call the “Content ID Hustlers”, pay a small fee, collect from all the views.

99%, basically always. We have several methods to force the takedown of Content ID Assets and even full releases, which also include DMCA’s as the last resource to finally take down the whole release.

No matter the distribution company, we’ve managed to remove the Content ID Assets for both legal and illegal songs from TuneCore, CDBaby, SonoSuite, Empire Distribution, DistroKid, RouteNote, DittoMusic, Amuse, Indiefy and several more.

Absolutely NOT! We’ll provide you the needed legal templates and documents and will assist you in the process, just in case if you have any question. Once you got the documents, they’re valid for ANY release using your beats.

Don’t be fooled! Except the exclusive rights license no any leasing license or lease agreement grants rights to register your instrumental in YouTube’s Content ID. They may have rights to monetize the created song on Spotify, Apple Music, etc… But not on Content ID, since they’re also registering your beat and that’s only doable if you own the exclusive rights to the beat.

 

Nowadays fake Content ID claims are a real issue

 

Check what other producers are saying about our private takedown service

Testimonies from real producers and beatmakers all around the world using our private takedown service to protect their beats and instrumentals

 

 

 

 

 

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Testimonials from real life producers using our takedown method to keep their catalog as healthy as possible

 

Jack Red

Amazing, I just got rid of an illegal release that I thought it was impossible to...

Jack Red

Amazing, I just got rid of an illegal release that I thought it was impossible to remove, tried contacting the artist, the distro, everything… Finally, it’s gone!

  

Clio En Llamas

Before contacting them tried almost everything to claim my rights over a legit...

Clio En Llamas

Before contacting them tried almost everything to claim my rights over a legit track with no any success… Now everything’s fine! I’m really thankful for your work, true professionals.

  

RJMussic

Selling beats online is hard, but at least now I can remove remove all these...

RJMussic

Selling beats online is hard, but at least now I can remove remove all these tracks from artists which didn’t paid the beat to upload the track to Apple Music and Spotify.

  

dHastHBeats

I've just took down a few illegal tracks from major distributors, this is a must...

dHastHBeats

I’ve just took down a few illegal tracks from major distributors, this is a must if you’re constantly getting claims in your own beat videos.

  

I want to learn how to protect my beats catalog and instrumentals

Don’t be fooled by any distribution company, without having the exclusive rights to the beat, the artist can’t register the song in YouTube’s Content ID

 

 

 

 

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