My music is part of YouTube’s Content ID system. This means that if YouTube discovers that my music has been used in a video other than my own, they can issue a copyright claim notice (not a strike) automatically. If you receive a copyright claim from YouTube for using my music I can’t help you dispute it. Even if you get a copyright claim your video can still be viewed worldwide and is NOT a strike against your channel, it just means you can’t monetize that video the song is in. 

Many people believe that if you credit the artist you can use their music and that will prevent you from getting a copyright claim notice. This is not true. You can also get a copyright claim notice even if you don’t monetize the video. 

If you do use my music you must credit me (TryHardNinja) and link to my channel in the description of your video (http://www.youtube.com/TryHardNinja).

Music Synchronization License (aka license for purchase)

A sync license is only required if you want to monetize or sell content containing my music. This includes but isn’t limited to:

• TV shows
• Movies
• Games
• Big Production Music Videos
• Global Popular Podcasts

I will consider all serious business proposals and inquiries about using my music. If you wish to obtain an official, written sync license for any of my songs please contact me at TryHardNinjainfo@gmail.com and include in your email:

• Who you are and any links to your YouTube channel or other places where I can see your work
• Which song you want to use
• What the song will be featured in
• Where your project will be shown