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I signed in with Identifyy in July after a decade of avoiding CID “because of all the headaches it creates for micro-pennies.”
I just saw my first month’s report. A YouTube channel used a track of mine in 768 videos with 189K views. Plus a few hundred other videos with smaller view counts.
I had no clue. I wonder how much money I’ve left on the table?I’ve got a piece of music that will be used as the theme in an upcoming tv show. Is there any reason why I shouldn’t sign up for Identifyy and register that track? Will the network get a copyright notice or anything if they put it on their YouTube? Any downsides? Thanks!!!
Depends on your contract with the library. Are they registering the track with YouTube Content ID?
Actually, for this theme there was no library involved.
It’s a co-write and I own half the publishing along with the other writer.
@JoshM, I would if it was me and as long as your co-writer agrees. Might be good to have an agreement between you and your co-writer though, just in case there are any disputes down the road. BTW, I am not a lawyer or pretend to be one!
Awesome! Thanks for your advice.
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