Practical answers for composers considering LicenseTrack.

You provide a reference track. LicenseTrack creates an audio fingerprint and compares it with supported public content returned by providers configured for the service when a scan runs. A possible match is a lead for human review, not proof of infringement; it does not itself complete a licence or confirm a royalty payment.

LicenseTrack checks supported public content available through providers configured for the service when a scan runs. What it can find depends on provider setup, source access, and scan timing. It does not cover every source continuously, and a result may not appear straight away.

A result means the scan found content that may match your reference track. Treat a potential-use detection as a lead for composer review. It is not proof of infringement, does not itself complete a licence, and does not confirm that a royalty has been paid. Check the source details and evidence against the rights you control, any attribution, and the relevant licence terms before deciding what to do.

It means that scan did not find a potential match in the content available to its configured providers at that time. It does not prove that your music has not been used elsewhere. Results depend on provider setup, source access, and scan timing.

Review the source details and evidence, then check the rights you control and any relevant licence terms. You can choose to keep the evidence, prepare a licence offer, or prepare a DMCA notice for your own review. LicenseTrack does not decide whether a use is unlawful or submit a notice automatically.

A potential-use detection is only a lead for human review. After checking the evidence, the rights you control, and any existing licence terms, you can decide whether to offer permission and set proposed terms and a fee. The offer is not itself a completed licence: the relevant parties must agree separately, and neither a detection nor an offer confirms that any royalty has been paid.

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