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March 1, 2023
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Copyright claimed by someone else for your music.

  • March 1, 2023
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I recently posted a video to youtube using a track from rush, neo soul sunrise by splice originals. The video was copy right claimed for the music but when I looked into it I found it was claimed by a company sellbuymusic and they said the song title was unemployed works. It appears they used your song and added their own tracks, beat, and synth to it and posted it as their own. After looking at their channel it seems like that's what their are doing with a lot of songs. 

Correct answer Josh28654159l44a

update: I disputed the copyright claim. The copy right claim has been removed. I still feel there is an issue with this other creator using adobe sound tracks and claiming them as their own but they have released the claim against my video. 

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Josh28654159l44aAuthorCorrect answer
Participant
March 3, 2023

update: I disputed the copyright claim. The copy right claim has been removed. I still feel there is an issue with this other creator using adobe sound tracks and claiming them as their own but they have released the claim against my video. 

Participant
July 7, 2025

Same music, same problem. Looking into dispute claim options on YouTube. I would appreciate details that could be provided to YouTube in order to solve the dispute. Since this music is in Rush music libraries, it doesn't appear in my Adobe licence history. 

Participant
March 2, 2023

I'm following this topic, I'm interested in using Rush, I have a subscription with Adobe, i need to know how to stay safe with my videos. Anyone sharing this experience? how to solve?