YouTube Content ID is a system that helps you identify and manage your content on YouTube. Amuse does not guarantee the delivery of Content ID since it depends on the qualities of the specific track. We will remove the YouTube Content ID if the artist does not have the exclusive rights to the material that is evaluated.
Common examples of items that may not be exclusive to individuals include:
* mashups, "best of"s, compilations, and remixes of other works
* unlicensed music
* music that was licensed, but without exclusivity
* recordings of performances (including concerts, events, speeches, shows)
If your content is provided with YouTube Content ID then Amuse protects and monetizes the music on YouTube thanks to the Content ID that matches a user's reference content against every upload to YouTube.
If you upload your music to YouTube you might get a copyright message from YouTube saying that the owners are Amuse. It is only because we own the Content ID. The music is yours, and the money paid out from YouTube (if advertising is added) will be found with the rest of the royalty payments in the Money Tab in the app.
You can set what type of ads you want to run on your videos and automatically turn on monetization for all your existing and future videos on YouTube. Channels with more than 10,000 views can run ads on their videos. If you would like us to remove this feature, simply contact us and we will quickly help you out. Whenever you upload you have the choice to skip YouTube among the stores in the app.
YouTubers using any material with Content ID will find a message in the copyright notices, "Includes copyrighted content". The claim is usually to track or monetize from the video, not to block it. So, other people can have a live video with copyrighted material but the video might have ads on them and the earnings will be going to the owner of the copyrighted material.
Read more about YouTube How do I monetize on YouTube?, Why do I get copyright claims on my YouTube video? and How does it work on YouTube?.
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