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Has anyone heard of Amuse?
Anyone have any info/opinions on this lot?
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Works well enough I think. Everything I’ve released I’ve done through Amuse. I had to contact support once, they got back to me about a day later which I don’t think is terrible. The app is pretty straight forward and it tracks some basic stats. Not sure how accurate it is but whatever, you get what you pay for lol
All in all, especially for a hobbyist who just wants to get their work out on multiple platforms, I recommend it
Thanks for that, always suspicious of free stuff.
Yeah I was kind of wary at first, like what's in it for them? It sounds like they make money off artists they pick up and offer deals to. I don't know anyone that's happened to, of course lol..
@icsleepers So are you fabulously wealthy now?
Actually, this looks promising. Just have to keep the expectations grounded in reality, I suppose.
lmao OH YEAH I can totally retire. I have enough money in there to buy a churro, but not enough to put it in my account yet. So uh... yeah.... there's that I guess! xD
It’s certainly interesting. Do be aware that you grant them exclusive rights to make your recordings available online, so no putting the same tracks on Soundcloud, Bandcamp, Choon, etc.
You grant us the right to sell and make use of your recordings for digital downloads, interactive and non-interactive streaming, cloud services and streaming-on-demand services. This grant of rights does not, however, constitute a transfer of ownership.
By using our Services you grant us, during the Term and throughout the Territory,
The exclusive right to make your Recordings available on the Internet and without limitation, on all Stores and any other similar digital media for sale by downloading, interactive and non-interactive streaming, cloud services and streaming-on-demand or now known or hereinafter devised, similar means of making use of the Recordings.
The right to sell, make sales promotion clips of, copy and otherwise, to the extent necessary under this Agreement, make use of and alter the Recordings and Metadata, by all means and media, of which you submit to Amuse, through any and all Stores now available and operational and also the right to sublicense or otherwise transfer such rights to the Stores.
The non-exclusive right to use your name(s), photographs, likenesses, cover artwork, biographical and other information attributable to you, which you have submitted to Amuse.
The right for Amuse to sublicense or otherwise transfer the above rights to any and all Stores.
The above does not constitute a transfer of ownership to any of the material you have uploaded or submitted to Amuse.
Any and all rights granted to us above, are granted on a royalty-free license basis. This includes the use of any lyrics of the Recordings, if you have submitted any.
What’s that bit about ‘alter the Recordings’ actually mean?
And is that a common term in these types of agreements?
Seems a little open-ended and worrisome.
They have to do this to comply with target systems worldwide.
In other words adjust the streaming format and make metadata readable in other language/character systems.
There are likely further paragragraphs that state the music content isn't altered.
@TheOriginalPaulB I’m no lawyer, but in this sense I don’t think that’s how they are using exclusive. After reading the whole thing again on their site, they reiterate they don’t own your work but anything you upload they kind of can do whatever the hell they want with.
For what it’s worth, everything I’ve put through Amuse I’ve also put on BandCamp and SoundCloud, so has everyone else I know who uses it. I’ll let ya know if I get a cease and desist
Amuse Causes Irreparable Damage To The Careers Of Independent Artists
If you're an independent artist looking for a reliable distributor, Don't use Amuse!
Amuse has taken down all my music from all streaming platforms based on bogus fraudulent streaming charges. I have never employed stream farms or fake stream generating companies or software. My streams over the last 5 years have been generated by hard work, advertising and fan base growth. Now, out of the blue, Amuse has frozen my account and removed all my music. They have further ignored my emails and refused to engage me via chat when asked to provide evidence of what they claim are fraudulent streams. I contacted Spotify directly and was told they could not varify fraudulent stream sources and could not supply me with evidence. They also refused to continue to dialogue or provide evidence. I have paid Amuse over $500 in pro subscription fees and by freezing my account and removing my music they have essentially stolen my legitimate streaming royalty revenue and any potential future revenue. After investigating them further online I found numerous examples of both Amuse and other independent music distributors doing this to a startlingly large number of independent artists. It seems that they are either using faulty a.i. reporting software or are presuming that any independent artist who has thousands of streams must be, by the nature of their small stature in the music market, fraudulently acquiring streams. This with no evidence of said streams or any examination of whether their detection software, reports from providers or self policing software are producing accurate results. I know their reporting is not accurate because I haven't engaged stream farms or solicited artificial streams, and nor have many other independent artists who have been treated the same way by Amuse and other popular independent artist distributors. Bottom line, DO NOT USE AMUSE, they're a well documented (online reviews, videos and articles) abuser of independent artists who offer extremely poor to non-existent customer service and have caused irreparable harm to the careers of numerous independent artists like myself.