why do I get copyright complaints on Youtube?

Question

Hi,
migth be, there's something I don't understand...
In general I use music in my Youtube videos that I licensed via Adobe Stock, means I paid for the use, right? Right?
For several weeks now, whenever I upload a video including music from Adobe Stock (mostly by Epidemic Sound) I get a copyright complaint.
 
Could anyone please explain this to me? That sh** is f***ing annoying. If that's the new normal, it doesn't make any sense for me to pay a monthly subscription fee for Adobe Stock.
Do you agree?
 
Thanks,
Mike

WendellaBee · Accepted Answer

Please see this thread, for a link about Audio copyright. https://community.adobe.com/t5/stock/another-copyright-strike-from-another-purchase-song-how-to-get-rid-of-them/m-p/12139826#M59548

Abambo · Answer

The (c) owner has no idea that you have licensed the asset correctly. If, however, you have followed Adobe's guidance for publishing on Youtube, I think that either Youtube or the creator or Adobe has an error in their system. I would guess it would be Epidemic Sound in this case.

You may look here if you want to file a counter claim. https://www.adobe.com/legal/dmca.html. Be sure to use all opportunities that Youtube allows for counter claims beforehand.

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