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eProves — Check music for copyright
The whole size of the YouTube vloggers market is 49 million active channels. All of them upload more than 100 million videos per month.
eProves.com helps them to check music for copyright and use in video making.
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Dante Moon
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I checked a couple of songs whith are registred in BMI, identifyy systems, and a couple that has been distributed via evanto market. But the system said it's copyright free.
It's a good idea but for now, it's not working.
So it's safer to buy music on the stock with a license key and use it without worries.
@yaroslav_kaplunskiy1 Yaroslav, you are right!
For the same reason we have 98% accuracy of license search.
Because songs from Evanto market, Epidemic Sounds and other similar sites have unique type of license.
And now we working to remove the issue!
Thanks for your feedback!
What's up! I'm the Father of eProves! 🤙
I made my first video in 2014. Since then, it has always been a problem to check music for copyright.
This story will sound familiar to you if you made at least 1 video in your life.
Supposing you want to create a quality video for your YouTube channel in order to upload it and, probably, get some money. But once you do it, YouTube ContentID says: “Oops, seems like you have a copyrighted song”.
This is definitely a not desirable situation. At this point you need to keep calm, because even if you publish the video, it will not be monetized. But wait a second! You can just remake the song and then re-edit your video with it.
How can we know whether music is copyrighted or not?
It is a good question and Google does have an answer for it.
First, you download a song > cut it to 60 sec > save and render it > you upload it to YouTube > and only there you can, finally, see whether it has copyright.
The answer has been alive for 15 years, during the whole time of the "Vloggers era". It will take you not less than 10 mins to check music for copyright. But it is too long! We can significantly simplify the process.
eProves is an online service that helps you to check music for copyright before you need to upload your video on YouTube. This service provides an easier and more adaptive way to do it. All you need to do is copy the video link from YouTube or write a song name. Voilà, in 10 seconds you will know about music copyrights!
Of course, thank you very much @kevin for staying our hunter.
@kevin @kobets_matviy I am sure partnering with right youtube influencers will give it a great reach. However there are some landing updates in terms of CTA and product feature placement.
Yellow/Black theme is really interesting.
@kevin @iamvarunnair The idea about partnering with influencers is so amplify! Varun, thx!
@minhphan2301 Several people mention the Pied Piper. But we hear it for the first time ))) Minh, thanks for your comment. Now I'm excited to watch the Silicon Valley
