How to get past SoundCloud auto copyright?
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Posted Jan 9, 2021, 9:08 PM UTC
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literally the only thing i took from the original was the vocals, i didnt even listen to the original i just downloaded the stems and made what i wanted to make lol
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Upload audio that you have permission to use.
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There's a simple solution but it might not be what you wanna hear: Don't use samples from the original music, make it from scratch yourself.
actually this is quite funny because when i finished it and uploaded it to sc and it got copyrighted, i didnt even realise but turns out it wasnt even the official vocals i used it was some unofficial stems i downloaded from some sketchy site lol. either way, both the official and unofficial vocals get picked up by the bot... and im not a singer soo idk lol