YouTube will issue a copyright notice, and any monetization revenue will be redirected to Singing Bell.
YouTube will issue a copyright notice, and any monetization revenue will be redirected to Singing Bell.
When you have acquired a license for the use of copyrighted material (music, video, sound effects, etc.), you have to go ahead and dispute the claim that YouTube Content ID has made for your uploaded video. This is a standard 2-minute process YouTube creators often follow to fix this issue.
When I purchase your license, does YouTube know right away?
No, our tracks have been released on audio albums, so YouTube safeguards our copyrights and sends you a notice if you use them in a monetized video. Any notification you may get is not a strike and does not affect the status of your channel.
According to current YouTube policy, there is a 2-minute process to remove that copyright notice after you have acquired a license.
⭐ Discounts
Are discounts available?
Yes, discounts apply based on the number of tracks purchased:
- 15% for 5-9 tracks.
- Up to 31% for over 30 tracks.
Read our entire list of discounts.
⭐ File Ownership and Restrictions
Do I own the files after licensing?
No, you only acquire the right to use them as specified in the license agreement.
Of course, you will be able to download or receive the sound file after acquiring the license.
Can I share licensed files with others?
No, sharing, selling, or redistributing files is strictly prohibited. Encourage others to purchase their own licenses or visit Singing Bell for all the free stuff they can download (for non-commercial use).
For further questions or clarification, contact us here.