Copyright Compliance System for Detection, Removal, and Identification
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What is the Copyright Compliance System?




Identify, remove, and document music
Detect whether music is present in a piece of content, including noisy, fully-mixed audio where music is buried under dialogue, crowd noise, and effects.
Detect music and isolate it to get a clean signal for rights recognition. AudioShake's Copyright Compliance System returns artist, song title, album, label, release date, and ISRC for each music segment. Reduces manual reporting work for downstream cue sheet generation and music licensing workflows.
| Musical Composition | Performer(s) | Time In / Time Out | Record Labels | Confidence |
| Streamline Intro | kashc | 00:00:00/00:00:10 (00:00:10) | kashc/ | 0.996 |
| Wingsuits | Marcus Rivers | 00:00:10/00:01:30 (00:01:20) | Streamline Studios, LLC/ | 0.996 |
| Close Friends Anthem | Riley Chen | 00:01:50/00:02:40 (00:00:50) | Wavelength Records/ | 0.996 |
| Huck Calls | Marcus Rivers | 00:05:10/00:05:50 (00:00:40) | Streamline Studios, LLC/ | 0.996 |
Strip copyrighted music from live broadcasts, sports feeds, and streams before content goes to air — in real time via the SDK. Or remove it via AudioShake Live or AudioShake's API for catalog and post-production workflows. Avoid copyright fees or takedowns by removing music, while keeping dialogue, effects, and ambient sound in tact.
Where teams use our Copyright Compliance System
How to use the Copyright Compliance System
FAQ
Both. The AudioShake Copyright Compliance System is modular. Teams can run the full pipeline end-to-end (detection through cue sheet generation) or adopt individual components inside their existing workflow. For example, a post-production house already running its own removal step can use AudioShake just for music identification and cue sheet generation. A broadcaster with a separate rights management platform can use detection and identification to feed cue sheet data into that system.
Cue sheets export in formats compatible with existing rights management systems and submission to PROs like ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, and PRS. AudioShake partners with Music Reports, a global leader in music rights administration, to bring AI music identification and automated cue sheet generation directly into the workflows broadcasters, streaming platforms, and production studios already use. The system integrates as a processing layer via the API, the SDK, or the AudioShake Live web platform.
Detection still works. The AudioShake system can locate and timestamp music in a file even when identification doesn't return a match. This is common for original scores, in-house compositions, and custom or unreleased music that hasn't been registered with a PRO or rights database. Teams can flag these segments for manual review or add the metadata directly inside the workflow before exporting the cue sheet.
For each identified segment, AudioShake returns the song title, artist, album, label, release date, and ISRC. Time-aligned start and end points are included for every cue, which feeds directly into cue sheet generation and PRO reporting downstream.


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