Question 1

Can I monetize videos that use your music?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Ad revenue and YouTube Partner Programme earnings from your own videos and podcasts are yours. The only thing you can't do is release the track on its own, as a single or a download.

Question 2

What happens if I get a Content ID claim?

Accepted Answer

Send us the link to the video and we release the claim, usually within three days. A claim is not a copyright strike: your video stays up.

Question 3

What if I stop my subscription?

Accepted Answer

The sync and master rights you were granted stay in force in perpetuity. Only new claim-clearing requests pause, until you reinstate it. Tracks bought on a one-time licence keep claim clearing permanently.

Question 4

Can I use a track in a video for a client?

Accepted Answer

Not on this licence. Client and brand work needs the Digital licence, which is written for exactly that.

Question 5

Can you clear a claim on a video that is not on my channel?

Accepted Answer

Send us the link and the tracks it uses. We can release a claim on a video you do not own, which covers a collaboration, a re-upload you agreed to, or someone reacting to your work. Those go to a person for review rather than straight into the queue, so they take a little longer than one of your own.

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