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  • 10/28/2022 at 21:50 #3164874

    TalekeeperMusic
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    I have a lot of older tracks that I didn’t upload on 100 audio because I can’t provide midi and screenshots of projects. I used to use different recording software which I don’t own anymore and I have about a 100 tracks that were done on it (the software in question is Cubase) so I can’t open those old files to provide midi or screenshots. Are there any alternative ways of proving ownership? I can provide links to my social media profiles where those tracks have been posted, or even other marketplaces.

    10/31/2022 at 09:41 #3166944

    100Audio-ZhaoShiru
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    Hi，TalekeeperMusic

    If you cannot provide the midi file or multi track audio corresponding to the music, you cannot pass the audit.

    Because detailed supporting documents are necessary, thank you for your understanding

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