So apparently your voice can be copyright claimed on YouTube. I was testing my mic filters on a private stream and after I was done it got claimed by CD Baby.
Really @YouTube @TeamYouTubepic.twitter.com/k7EwoPGwSn
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Replying to @SmellyOctopus @YouTube
Thanks for flagging this. It looks like the match system really blew it on this one. We're going to figure out what went wrong and fix it. CD Baby dropped the claim as soon as they saw the dispute, so at least that part of the process worked.
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The fix should be to punish false copy claims tbh
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To clarify, this isn't something that CD Baby initiated -- this was a mistake with the Content ID matching tool. As soon as they were made aware of the claim, they released it.
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Replying to @TeamYouTube @SchmeckleTV and
So what im hearing is that the automated YouTube systems are still shit and the only way to get anything fixed is to gain public attention
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Replying to @TheKomradTom @TeamYouTube and
Or, alternatively, just press the "File a dispute" button... Just saying, one of these is easier and will lead to the intended result - video no longer being claimed.
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Replying to @alcherblack @TheKomradTom and
Except that if they, for whatever reason, decide to uphold the claim, you're also issued a strike.
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Only if you appeal after they reject your dispute. Then you can file a counter notification, but only if you used not even a single second of music, because otherwise you have to hope it's actually fair use after they sue you.
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