Sorry to hear that. The good news is, there are many Audiojungle authors who underwent a similar situation, and it looks like they all managed to sort it out.
Upload your track on Youtube to get the copyright notice yourself. There could be the “author” name on there. Then contact them to ask them to unregister your music (“or else…”) Then contact TuneCore and tell them they have no right to claim your music. Sorry for the generic advice. Hopefully, authors who successfully fought abusive claiming of their music could give you more accurate steps to follow.
What kind of issues? AdRev said me once that I should upload all alternative versions, including demo versions and it works fine. It can simply increase chances of matching.
I thought it could lead to conflicting matches. Guess I was wrong.
Right. That’s a possibility. And certainly, the first thing to check off.
A fourth scenario (actually a toned-down 2nd scenario) is a buyer who does not know what they’re doing and register the music not understanding the consequences. For instance, a singer who put vocals on the track and decided to release their “song”. I’ve seen this more than once.
I’m about to move my tracks from AdRev to Identifyy. They tell me that I have to request a termination of my account in AdRev. But they also say that the easiest way to transfer my catalog would be to upload my tracks to an Identifyy account.
Can someone who has moved their catalog give me any advice on the best way to do it?
