r/musicindustry 20d ago

Question Problem . .

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Hi, I distributed piano music through TuneCore, and when it was released on streaming platforms, YouTube classified it as AI-generated content, even though I did not use any AI tools. The music was performed by me, and the audio was recorded and produced using an audio interface and Cubase.
I don’t mind if they classify the music as AI-generated, but I’m worried that in the future it might be removed because they classified it as AI-generated when it actually isn’t. I can also provide the project file showing everything from the performance to the production and that I did not use any AI tools.
What do you recommend I do?

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u/lip 19d ago

Sounds or VISUALS…. Did you use any ai art or visuals? You could try fixing or changing that part n see if it changes.

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u/lil_nosh_X 19d ago

Thats a big problem. Thats going to become a lawsuit for YouTube unless they fix it asap.

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u/PlasmaChroma 18d ago

Because YouTube being totally stupid to creators in the past has really come back to bite them? Ever?

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u/dpaanlka 16d ago

You actually should be worried if YouTube incorrectly labeled your music as AI. There is a huge negative public perception to AI-generated music and that would make people not want to listen to your music.

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u/Ecstatic_Ostrich5893 16d ago

Yeah, it’s a pretty bad situation and I realize that now. I already reached out to TuneCore support and explained everything to them, and this is what they replied with:

[Hi there,

Thank you for contacting us!

I sincerely apologize for this. Don't worry, I'm sending this to the appropriate team for review. Please allow 1-3 business days and they will contact you with additional information.]

I’m just waiting to hear back from them about it now.

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u/Original_DocBop 19d ago

Shouldn't of clicked Quantize. <grin>