Talk:Epidemic Sound

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Chords of Orion case.

While we should be sympathetic with the way Chords of Orion seems to have been treated, this can't be posted here until it is covered by a secondary source.

This is the text I removed. ""In 2024, Epidemic Sound claimed that 30 seconds of an ambient guitar music recording from Youtube creator Chords of Orion violated their copyright of a piano music piece which resulted in an online backlash against the company leading to speculation that the company profits off of unfounded copyright strikes against artists."

There is no proper reference, and the only coverage currently is CoO's own youtube video, which has just been linked directly, explaining the situation (which seems to have been resolved anyway.)

If this leads to wide coverage is can be re-included. Verlaine76 (talk) 10:02, 9 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]