Liane L.
Do not recommend
Do not recommend. If you don’t want your music used on social platforms, don’t put them there to be used by social platforms.
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AudioSalad (audiosalad.com) has 3 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.0 out of 5.
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Liane L.
Do not recommend. If you don’t want your music used on social platforms, don’t put them there to be used by social platforms.
Gavin H.
AudioSalad sent me a false copyright claim on a video that has nothing to do with them. I put in a dispute which they took nearly a month to look at. They REJECTED the claim and then released the claim manually, which means they are able to steal the money held by YouTube during the dispute. I have sent them so many emails over the past month that have gone unanswered, so they’re essentially getting away with taking creators’ ad revenue money by sending false copyright claims and manually releasing claims after rejecting disputes. More people need to know about their scam operations.
Arvid
AudioSalad paid more than €10,000 of my wife's Skaidimusic royalties directly to Randomsounds despite knowing full well that Randomsounds had no intention of paying her. Even before that, AudioSalad deducted their share of royalties owed to my wife and her artists. This forced her to pay her artists out of pocket, based on average historical payouts, simply to maintain trust and honor her contracts while AudioSalad and Randomsounds walked away with the money. This is exactly how some of these companies operate: profiting off the work of smaller labels and artists they are supposed to represent. Frankly, it doesn’t get much more disgraceful than stealing royalties from the very people you’re entrusted to collect for. Artists deserve to be paid for their work before middlemen like AudioSalad and Randomsounds line their own pockets. This isn’t just unethical, it shows a complete disregard for the artists who make this industry possible.