Artists keep stealing my songs.. (and I don't know what to do about it)

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[@Alice-Efe]

Please please please don't harras any artist after watching this video. I can't stress enough. The purpose of this video is not harras anybody but just help people understand that it is not ok to copy paste other people's work and release it as yours. And at this point, I really don't know what to do and hoping that this video may help avoid situations like this in the future. 🔴UPDATE: I've talked with Exx Recordings and as suspected, they were not aware of the situation. They told me that they filled the take down request to their distributor and song will be taken down in few days.

[@cyprix4019]

Stop sharing Project Files.... People will not learn from it anyway if its just in their project . Your videos are awesome and if people are motivated to learn, the can follow the videos, stop it and rebuild it. Thats also where you really learn - by doing not just by seeing in the project. There are many people out there which want to go the easy way - it´s like the DJ´s who play a DJ Set from someone else and turn the buttons for show. They dont care about creating - they want the fame without the process. Shut down your Patreon, stop sharing your project files. This will reduce your income but it will protect your work a lot .

[@SamyChellyDJ]

You did well to share this video and make these statements. I hope it will encourage others to think twice. Also, you're not harassing anyone ! you did the right thing for them and for others. However, please refrain from calling them 'artists,' because if they want to be considered as such, they should at least respect one another. Don't stress you are humble enough.

[@wreignone]

This happened to me! 2010, I was 1 if just 2 places who created templates. I later found out, for every template I put out that i did not release. Another producer 'obviously just learning' , was taking my templates, and just exporting them! And stealing my interlectual property! Not even editing arrangment! t pains me to think this can happen. Those who do this should be named and shamed. Its NOT okay. Anyway, I just wanted to say I stand with you, and you arent alone in this. Its very unjust. The worst thing, Is the way I found out. I was issued a copytight notice on youtube. For my OWN production template. I made a video 'what I was making 10 years ago'. And I was sent a dmca! For a template I made 11 years prior! It left a bad taste in my mouth and truly discouraged me from producing. Nowadays, I save ALL my good productions. And if someone wants to hear my music, Im afraid they will just have to wait until they see me live. Thats how it made me feel inside anyway. And, I really do keep a lot of music off social media. Not just original music. But please, be more careful with what you share. Its an unfortunate reality that there are some producers who just dont care or know how things should be. And they dont expect any response. Anyway, Wishing you well. Stay strong.

[@wreignone]

The 1 thing you can do, Is release the music on a label, via beatport etc. Or, pay for copyright BEFORE you release it anywhere. Thats the only thing that helped me. 🫶

[@Andrea.Zechmeister]

I have the same for long years and i have that Producer dj contact and she say no no , u have stole and is not true! I have copyright make it and hav e my track back and put all tracks out from KZbin & Spotify stay safe and make by all tracks Copyrights safe best Reg Asota Music

[@ornican3481]

If they are stealing from you I don't think they deserve to be called an artists, you are too kind )))

[@qtrax100]

100% glory chasers more then artists

[@motry]

It happened to Bound to Divide a few months ago, too. One guy release all the 20 tracks from the Project file (that was for also for education purposes). It's so bad that people do something like this and it is so annoying to deal with this. I feel really sorry that it happens to you because you bring so much value and absolutely don't deserve these bad people in your community 🥺I hope you can take it all down and that karma works it's wonders. Here is a digital hug for you 🤗🤗🤗

[@TheGARCK]

And they don't even have the decency to credit you and assign a percentage, which is so easy to do now. Shameful.

[@raphaelhofman3701]

This happened to me a lot of times. Even Labels or KZbin-Channels are still using my copied music without mentioning or anything.

[@ahmedeltoukhy]

stealing is wrong but u know what's more f'ed up ? stealing from someone who has been nothing but helpful to u. absolutely vile.

[@RecordingStudio9]

Recently someone copied the first 1:30 minutes of my song to Spotify. My song was released 7 years ago. and now claimed copyright against my original song which is 3:40 minutes long! I contested and they declined. It should be the other way around. It's the most unethical behaviour. Nothing I could do.

[@castleaudio]

I've heard of artists just releasing the most part of a demo track from a sample pack and they came along with it pretty successful.

[@rebeccaschade3987]

Report it. Issue a takedown notice. It's copyright infringement, plain and simple. These people are doing it to get fame and success without having to put in the work.

[@FireMoon42]

Solidarity, you're an incredibly generous spirit.

[@michaelvandersteen7188]

A true artist puts his or her soul in their creation. It is not just applying techniques. It is putting in your emotion, your feeling and entire being. True artist do not pursue money or fame. Fakers (most of music producers today) are pursuing fame and money… they are not artist. Just *ssholes.

[@prestigious5s23]

Times have changed! Managers are booking DJs based on social media followers rather than talent. The problem, but is good for promoters, is that it guarantees people will turn up. I know many promoters who booked incredible trance Djs during the 90s for gigs, only to have a handful of people turn up. They would lose so much money its crazy. Nowadays, you can avoid that by booking a faker!

[@marcelruetters]

this is so crazy. beside music producer i’m an 3d artist and i’ve often seen people ripping my work and pretend it’s their work. because of that i’m even afraid of posting like demos or ideas on socials or youtube. this is so fkn sad what the creative world has become.

[@bananeneter999]

Honestly one of the worst non violent things a human can do. Stealing art. SUE THEM and show NO MERCY Alice.

[@HenningUhle]

Well, I had situation with my personal blog which was even more frustrating. Websites offer their content via RSS, so you can read it in News Readers. The same with my blog. And I came across the situation that some random dude iported the whole content of my blog into a different website and sold it as his own content. The only way to stop this was to involve a lawyer as the dude was absolutely unreasonable. I know it's annoying, but I think the only points you can do is talk to the dude who is stealing and if no action contact your lawyer.

[@quintinrafferty7232]

Bring the THIEF to court

[@felixnusser2094]

Feels like someone did not understand what making music is all about.

[@drbeats2169]

That must be very very frustrating I've been following you for years, your content has always been insightful inspirational and all the other superlatives ! To have spent years crafting and honing your skills for these flakes to just copy it and call it their own😡🤬😡 Honestly I wouldn't blame you pulling your content down, it'd be a shame as learning from tour work inspires a lot of your followers...but you have to think of yourself and protect your own interests...no matter what you decide to do - i will keep supporting you as I'm sure many of your followers will too ❤

[@chejoseofficialTV]

I know we chatted on this in IG already, glad you’re bribing attention to this. Content creators try and help ppl but unfortunately a few bad eggs ruin things for the rest of the community. Glad this got sorted for you Alice ☺️

[@mony3123]

Thank you so much for sharing all these tips and techniques with us. So disappointed that some idiots do this kind of thing. In any case there will always be cheaters and those who respect the process. the content you offer is so qualitative and serves music and artists enormously while some serve humanity badly

[@KitKalvert]

You are sharing your work and there are people out there with no talent and self respect who will do this. The industry is a joke. Don't feed them

[@keithlow3056]

That's bang out of order! You gave the projects in trust.

[@piotr_jurkiewicz]

Artists don't just steal stuff. Those people aren't artistists. Those people are frauds. I'm happy that you have a platform so any legal fight will be WAY easier. Stay strong 💪

[@dannyrodriguez4162]

Unfortunately there are so many shady people out there, I personally want to thank you for your videos and your content and sharing with us , I would make them take it down!

[@xtlmeth]

Write a bunch of songs about that artist stealing your music and see if they steal your music lol

[@djsavada718]

a true artist doesnt steal. love you ❤

[@NoPostal]

In early 2000s I sat with a label who was interested in signing me for my album. I refused the deal and they had a new band release my album and they got famous. I complained and got taken to court and, because all I had was a tape and the studio recorded it all professionally I got in small trouble on top of it. I quit music for 20 years. I just restarted recently.

[@prestigious5s23]

Are you allowed to disclose the band?

[@NoPostal]

@@prestigious5s23 No. Thats what I got in trouble for. I didnt really get in hard trouble I was just forced to shut up. idk if that expires or not. They didnt get majorly famous just sorta famous.

[@makrowelle]

Name and shame...

[@NoPostal]

@@makrowelle lol. I am not allowed to. That is what I got in trouble for doing. Maybe it expires or something idk. They are not like massively famous but they are kinda famous. To be fair their recording was way better than mine. I learned a lesson for sure. I was mostly surprised that a band would be cool with faking something like that. Thats why I said something here. I feel it is the same. People are willing to just pretend like that. Blows my mind.

[@shambien]

"Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery" LOL 😁 ....altough I do understand it's annoying...

[@villenium]

Taking advantage of someone’s good nature for your own financial gain is a scumbag move.

[@Nucrise]

People will steal good ideas and you can do nothing about it unfortunately.

[@f1rstp3rsonngaming96]

This is why Back in the day Artist didnt share about Production technics knowlege wasnt share Back then ,in this they are Not good people they Just exploite Situation to make a profit

[@faylmusic]

so biskuwi, I think the good thing about "artists" like that is, that they have no creative input whatsoever and are so desperate that they obviously use projects from other people that ARE creative minds, that have no issues with making another ideas. SO it stops right there. This is the artists peak eventually.

[@WBradleyRobbins]

Alice, I love your work. Don't let the thieves break you. Maybe only release partial project files, or only project files for songs you do not intend for release.

[@roderiechrivas607]

I think that regardless of the reason behind stealing your songs; keep sharing, but stuff you won't use, or only 8 to 16 bar loops. In the end you won't run out of ideas, they do. Luv U girl.❤

[@garrysmout6095]

By ‘giving away’ your material for free, and then hoping its use is not abused, shows what a total sweetheart you are, naïve but still a sweetheart! The only thing I can think of is to reinforce the contract by having the files encrypted and a pin is needed - by requesting the pin the user is again warned/informed of the copyright issues and uses of etc as well as leaving a ‘paper’ trail. The other possibility is the files are of low quality and good enough for training and learning but not for release.

[@djse]

Going public about it like you did here is probably the best thing to do. Worst thing to happen is that the people who use your track don't do anything and so you have to do the signalement and all that yourself, but other that that, it's just good advertisement for your music and project file. As long as your work is protected with the STIM (I think that's the one in Sweden) or something equivalent, you good to go. Everything can be copied anyway, the project file distribution just make it easier to modify just a little and call it a new track, but no matter what you do, if it's good, at some point there's always someone somewhere who will try to copy or completly rip it off, whether it's to build a career (even locally) or to impress some friends. It's not fun when it's happen, but you can take it as a good ego boost, because that mean you are doing something someone wish they created, and it's not something everyone can brag about in their music carreer :)

[@Reg-Edit]

Every sample pack, I remember back in the day was just a copy, of another sample pack zero G/ time & space being a classic example of people stealing other peoples work and getting away with it They are full of James Brown. Samples etc. Let’s not forget the Amen break 😂 The fact that you have put a restriction in place via your terms and conditions effectively resolve this problem for you legally Personally, I think it’s very cheeky and certainly not creative

[@prestigious5s23]

But that's why they are called sample packs. The zero g jungle warfare ones for instance would be filled with samples of jazz drums, pitched and sped up. They sounded awesome too and allowed for those original drums to be used in so many different ways. You can call it stealing buy some of the greatest tracks ever made, were made using samples. If it wasn't for samples we'd of never had the likes of the prodigy and so many other artists. Taking a four bar drum loop is hardly stealing really though, especially when as I said, it's pitched, sped up and chopped up, so that you create something unique. Even with terms and conditions, does anyone really have the money to go down that route, when you can be well sure those copied tracks probably only sold a couple of digital copies at most.

[@mohandesparsa4086]

You are one of the best people who i learned a lot from I am really sorry to hear it but do not let it affect you, you are real artist and this kind of artist could not become really huge and successful❤

[@aarzhell]

This industry is full of shit people, and it's just not small artists. Even established artists are found stealing songs, And I even have experience with one of em. You gotta work your way yourself no one is gonna spoon feed you for your whole life.

[@popwa6977]

In Europe you have SACEM which protects artists for their copyright...

[@popwa6977]

In Europe you have SACEM which protects artists for their copyright...

[@pixelcomet]

The HALO Series used a melody of one of my (way older) tracks 😛

[@iamwildeofficial]

You can't control what your audience does. So my recommendation is that you sue them and publish a video explaining how the process went as an advice for others to not to try. I know you do it because we are learning from you, but reality is that the world is not a fairy tale and there will be always people abusing your trust :(

[@MatichekYoutube]

yes, have seen it plenty of times - not with you but with other artist - they literally copy the song 1:1 and add "siren" noise effect at beginning and publish. And it is happening more and more ..

[@SaftikProduction]

I have the same issue. But, for me is much more bad. They stole and released the songs without making any changes. So... When I find a song that was stolen from me, I make a complaint to Beatport. And each time that I made a complaint, they took down the song that was stolen from me.

[@ArianaCambel]

all the support to you !

[@opensolaris6218]

Unfortunately, people are desperate for a slice of the pie. Some folks think that they will get away with it and that it will lead them to success. Short-term thinking. Hopefully you get the resolution you deserve!

[@demiosdemonix]

Creating educational content showcasing techniques of audio production with examples including audio segments and accompanying project files that can be free to use for artists seeking inspiration is one type of content that you could think about releasing as seed ideas where it can be openly used by others, including hosting mix/remix competitions helping to grow the musical soundscapes. If you're planning on releasing you're own copywrited content seeking that side of music industry including financial compensation and protections of you're work from other's theft then keep those sounds/project files/techniques private until releasing them with those protections and potential financial benefits. Keeping unofficial free to use content seperate from official releases could solve both problems.

[@PauloARod]

"Appropriation is appreciation"... having said that, having your ideas being stolen is out of order so naming and shaming is the right thing to do. You can write to them and ask either to take the songs down from the platforms or alternatively, include your name in the song credits as long as you're fine with that compromise. You can also leave comments and the link to this video under those songs on Soundcloud or anywhere where it's possible to comment.

[@ASDPOWER]

Call them and ask them for some cash!!!!

[@wesleyschauble]

This isn’t ok. This artist will continue to do this until they face repercussions. I would protect your own brand and image by seeking these tracks are removed from Beatport, Spotify, KZbin, etc. It will only create further headache down the road the longer they are live. Thank you for always sharing your technical knowledge with us. Been a fan & supporter for many years. ❤

[@dynamikmsc]

He straight up stole it thats so crazy

[@martinzokov]

Being a copycat and using an Anyma style synth in a track is one thing but this is actual theft. It's not even a single sound/sample that plays for a second or two. I'm pretty sure copyright law would be on your side in any jurisdiction so if you wanted to, you can probably lawyer up and go after the people who stole your song.

[@Fuzzy_One]

Alice. If they don't get the project file, they can still stem-separate and do stuff with that. All you can do is take legal action. The disappointment you are feeling for being so open and giving while in return getting backstabbed is "normal" but please, don't let it change you. Sending love from Poland.

[@stevensmith1788]

I don’t even understand why anybody would do this. Seriously what is the point! Idiots. I suppose imitation is the sincerest form of flattery but it isn’t even imitation it is just a straight rip-off, pure and simple. Sad.

[@_firstman86]

You have the right to protect yourself and shouldn't feel bad for doing so... in my opinion

[@mydyingdream]

Just turn on YT content ID. If it would not work, ten write an e-mail to such an individual and ask how he want to solve this problem. I think 99% of these guys will take down their tracks or add you to and author, or just pay you some compensation. I'm pretty sure you can benefit from it and solve these problems peacefully. But if someone is rude and won't cooperate, then just take them to court, send a pre-trial summons, an official document. I think the summons alone will scare them enough that the problem will be solved and they will stop doing it for forever.

[@Yohmss]

When I make videos, I submit all the music to the organization (SACEM in France) even that of examples in the tutorials. We can do it as a temporary deposit before the actual release, I don't know if you have the equivalent in your country. In case some smart guys take them out, The fact that you put them in videos already establishes a date, which could be used in court.

[@AnomieDomine]

It's so embarrassing and lazy it doesn't even make sense to me. Do they think it's like a cover or remix? Since it seems like an ongoing problem I'd probably leave out the melody or something before giving up completely. Not sure if there is a way to watermark it or lock portions out

[@VultureUk-Rich]

Unfortunately that's what new artists do today that's the main reason i took all my tracks down

[@workbook9092]

Not even humans but Spotify bots with human names 😅

[@VultureUk-Rich]

True corporation's love A.I

[@ioioio80]

Really sad that this kind of video is necessary. 😞 In any way, do not take it personal and maybe someone was not aware of what he/she did. And finally you are the artist and can create more output. Stealing does not let one grow and master as skill. Keep the good work and vibe up. You are doing amazing stuff.

[@jolly_joker]

Sue him!

[@KrmSnty92]

no that wasnt a slip. she meant "pat IN your back".....

[@bjornark]

I dont share my finished / released project files. But I ocasionally make project files sometimes just for youtube and people can do what they want with those projects. If two, three guys decide release a track based on that project and get into problems. Well, its their problem now. This just shows you are too kind Alice... not a bad thing but people will take advantage of it. :/

[@qtrax100]

Back in the mid 90s the ONLY way to learn was by picking apart others .mod project files. We have the internet now and you can learn anything you want to so I would stop sharing your project files. Your channel members would totally understand.

[@jvcouk]

I like your 'business model' of enabling others, and then offering more as a business. I want to see that model work elsewhere, and I'd hate to see it fail. I'm happy to see you trying to walk a more 'permissive' line, but sad that some people exploit it. [I'm a sound designer, mostly in free and open source, keen to enable people to create music, and I might look into ways of also earning from that in future]

[@J0hn029]

I feel for you. C***s gonna be c***s. It's happening everywhere. Just wish you all the best and keep being you. Set the law on them if you can but even that is murky online. Much love coming your way 👃

[@donnytheflow]

Forgive me if i misunderstood but if this is happening only with project files you've made accessible then my immediate solution is to halt that. In the meantime, making either your project files or access to you to learn the techniques instead of working within your files could be made extremely limited to folks who sign on to an additional agreement to use for educational purposes only and not for profit. Lastly, lawyer up as it's bound to happen. Any songs that pop off, claim their publishing and get paid everytime they get played. You did the work, why should they get the royalties? Best of luck, it's a wild world out there

[@qtrax100]

95% of people that make music, make it for the wrong reasons, unfortunately. Or not make it at all as it turns out.

[@prestigious5s23]

I hate to say it but sharing project files is a huge error. You should only ever share project files of songs you don't mind people using. Licensing agreements will go out the window with people who don't want to put in the effort!

[@ronpasch72]

Taking a kick or a hatloop or things like that sure, but taking complete parts of a shared project file that has a license agreement that says you can't use it for what they used it for, then yeah... issue a takedown. That's pretty much all you can do. That, and hope that people stop doing this, but I recon that is a lost cause. Some humans simply don't have the decency to not do this type of things. And now it's just about a piece of music. Unfortunately, people are capable of much much worse. Contemplating if I will go to your workshop on the 17th in Amsterdam. Maybe I will.

[@jellycoding]

This has been a problem forever. You would have every right to tell them to pull it down. But you can't waste all your energy looking for people who do this. That's why I think you should look at it different. In this case I think you should tell the label that it is a great song (even if it is good or bad) but you want to be in the credits. If you are you will be happy for them to keep the track up and if it would be a hit you want some share. That would spread you name, and let the group that enjoys the song be able to have it and probably humble the "artist". But the biggest win in this way is that you save a lots of frustration with this mindset. Because no matter how much frustration you waste on it there will always be a new song that is more or less inspired or ripped from you.

[@louisecollins9213]

It's very annoying when this happens. However perhaps just take it as a compliment. Your a pioneer. Your original sounds way better anyway.

[@F.R.B.Synths]

💔💔💔

[@baroufess]

Stealing from you just proves you are a Great artist !! They are not, and nothing good will come out of it for them .

[@sese6344]

I would make a lawsuit, you have all the evidence that its basically your work.

[@workbook9092]

No lawyer works for pennies, if they have to pay 100% of total revenue from the track, it would not pay the lawyer services

[@stuart.s.]

There is always one bad egg. So we can all support you and your music, is biskuwi the only artist name you release under on Beatport?

[@Alice-Efe]

you are so kind. Yes, biskuwi is the only alias I use.

[@enzofaleiro6856]

Be proud that this is happening, because it means that if they copy you or steal from you, it's because you are a great artist.

[@31337techno]

Isn't the whole idea of this style of tutoring to enable people to sound just like something else already out there? Use this pack, use this technique, arrange it like that and so on... ponder around for a minute.

[@robnecronomicon1570]

Scathing! Well done, Sir!

[@mashupvital2400]

get royalties from it !

[@kouki1983fu]

no wonder, if you look after the real name of this artist..

[@zarksun]

copy and paste 😂it's an habit... kiss

[@ASDPOWER]

Can you copyright strike them?

[@Italliving]

give me ONE artist that does not steel from another even when it is just a second or two , the more they steel the more they admit you are better and they don't have inspiration to create anything new, anyway hard to do these days bringing a New thing, 4 on the floor who started that 🙂 just saying ... if they only gave credit to the source they took it from would be a nice step in the good direction and shows RESPECT, yet that last part is among money seekers long gone ... ,

[@nxpnsv]

Should you refer to thieves as artists though?

[@workbook9092]

AI is using your music too, and pay you nothing, and they are making lot of money, not pennies like this spotify bot

[@djkaya9558]

i can send you links from my SCloud tracks and then famous artist tracks wich are similar with the origin i produce to 99% this is the mess in this time. Think about Daft Punk and how they produce !

[@Kyoshi2012]

I can see your really upset, and its understandable. On the other hand, you are the original. You are succesful, you put yourself out there.. file a complaint or just let it go... you are the best original, they are not. You have infinity creativity, they have not. Trust in your infinity and let it go ❤ (let go of the anger, whatever action your going to take)

[@workbook9092]

I Am confused, she gave a free project and sample pack, and now she is sad becuz a Spotify bot release a song using her free project and melodies of her sample pack?..maybe all samplepacks are copied and pasted with little or no change... Idk the blurry lines in this to be sincere

[@denisrushkovsky85]

and now you made an advertisement for this guy

[@mikamulperi]

Do not share your project files

[@Milton_Andrew]

Both sounded like The Orange theme from 30 years ago. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5OXcq2bj6ach6Mfeature=shared

[@workbook9092]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJTFkGOsh8iEmbssi=1zcX_ppyK37GXkMO

[@mi2ka-dk1gn]

Sorry but stealing is not ok , i hope you take down those "tracks" , if they used your tracks like that they should ask your permission or if they dont want to do that , then they can use ur track , call it a remix and share it without monetization.

[@564df6g5h4d6f5g4h6d5]

If it becomes popular and makes a lot of money then you can sue them. If not then eh…..

[@Anatolia909tv]

I think you don't have a case here, because of the generic character of this kind of music. We make music that is generic to a very high degree. That's the reason you are able to have a KZbin channel. This sort of things happen with exponentially increasing frequency until there is a general innovation in the whole genre. There's no situation here that is not part of the natural evolution of this kind of music. You make music trying to fit in a standard, it seems YOU need to realize that.

[@DJRossNoir]

Move on. Music is disposable. Both versions are too forgettable to take this much time. Don't trust people with your stems.

[@PatrikČerný-n3u]

i absolutely Feel for You. This is crushing to human spirit. But Truth always is and soon it will reveal. You are my Most favourite Guide to look for. How to improve. I see You as Angel. Thank You for everything Alice ! 💛 Even if You would decide in whatever way, what is best for You. To keep Your Cool Spirit. Just Thank You. I´m Greatful for You and Wish You the Best. Note : Also I Wish Your show in Berlin is THE BEST time of Your Life !