My latest EP is releasing in 2 days and DistroKid shows a notification saying " We've been notified that this album may contain unauthorized samples." It's referring to one track where I legally used a sample from Splice. I checked out the song they listed and it also uses the same sample. Is there a way to dispute the claim? I have a downloadable license to use the sample specifically for cases like this but I don't see any option for disputing it. The only options available are aborting the release or just ignoring it. Is this going to cause a problem upon release?
I’m wondering, what kind of science-based jobs are fit for physics students while they’re in school?
I’ve always been someone that just jumps right into things and learns best by doing stuff on the job. I jumped right into professional audio engineering and professional cooking without formal training and it worked out alright. Right now I’m looking for some kind of entry level science-oriented job that can be done while I’m in school studying physics. I currently work as a cook but ideally I would want to shift to working in the sciences as early as possible to get a feel for what it’s really like. For reference, I’m just finishing up my Associate’s degree and going to be majoring in physi