Tired of bot channels scraping your audios? I'm an IT engineer building a free reverse-search tracker and need your feedback.

Hey everyone,

​I'm an IT engineer and a former RP writer. I've been watching the massive spike in bot channels scraping VAs' audios, pitching them up, slapping an AI thumbnail on them, and re-uploading them to YouTube and TikTok for ad revenue.

​It’s incredibly frustrating that creators have to rely on their fans happening to stumble across a stolen video to know their IP was scraped.

​I'm currently prototyping a free Audio Reverse-Search Monitor specifically for the ASMR/Audio RP community to automate this.

​Here is how it would work:

​You upload a 10-second snippet of your unique audio (or connect your RSS feed).

​The tool uses basic acoustic fingerprinting to scan YouTube and TikTok once a week for matches.

​If it finds an unauthorized match, it alerts you and generates a pre-filled DMCA takedown template.

​Before I spend my weekend writing the backend code for this, I need to know if this actually solves the problem the way you need it solved.

​Questions for VAs and Writers:

​Where are you seeing the most stolen audio right now? (YouTube, TikTok, Spotify?)

​Would you be comfortable uploading a 10-second snippet to a free web app to generate the "fingerprint," or would you prefer to just drop in your YouTube links?

​What is the most painful part of issuing a DMCA right now?

​Let me know if this would actually save you time, or if I'm overcomplicating it. Tysm!

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u/atmawe — 4 days ago

Tired of bot channels scraping your audios? I'm an IT engineer building a free reverse-search tracker and need your feedback.

Hey everyone,

​I'm an IT engineer and a former RP writer. I've been watching the massive spike in bot channels scraping VAs' audios, pitching them up, slapping an AI thumbnail on them, and re-uploading them to YouTube and TikTok for ad revenue.

​It’s incredibly frustrating that creators have to rely on their fans happening to stumble across a stolen video to know their IP was scraped.

​I'm currently prototyping a free Audio Reverse-Search Monitor specifically for the ASMR/Audio RP community to automate this.

​Here is how it would work:

​You upload a 10-second snippet of your unique audio (or connect your RSS feed).

​The tool uses basic acoustic fingerprinting to scan YouTube and TikTok once a week for matches.

​If it finds an unauthorized match, it alerts you and generates a pre-filled DMCA takedown template.

​Before I spend my weekend writing the backend code for this, I need to know if this actually solves the problem the way you need it solved.

​Questions for VAs and Writers:

​Where are you seeing the most stolen audio right now? (YouTube, TikTok, Spotify?)

​Would you be comfortable uploading a 10-second snippet to a free web app to generate the "fingerprint," or would you prefer to just drop in your YouTube links?

​What is the most painful part of issuing a DMCA right now?

​Let me know if this would actually save you time, or if I'm overcomplicating it. Thanks!

reddit.com
u/atmawe — 4 days ago

Tired of bot channels scraping your audios? I'm an IT engineer building a free reverse-search tracker and need your feedback.

Hey everyone,

​I'm an IT engineer and a former RP writer. I've been watching the massive spike in bot channels scraping VAs' audios, pitching them up, slapping an AI thumbnail on them, and re-uploading them to YouTube and TikTok for ad revenue.

​It’s incredibly frustrating that creators have to rely on their fans happening to stumble across a stolen video to know their IP was scraped.

​I'm currently prototyping a free Audio Reverse-Search Monitor specifically for the ASMR/Audio RP community to automate this.

​Here is how it would work:

​You upload a 10-second snippet of your unique audio (or connect your RSS feed).

​The tool uses basic acoustic fingerprinting to scan YouTube and TikTok once a week for matches.

​If it finds an unauthorized match, it alerts you and generates a pre-filled DMCA takedown template.

​Before I spend my weekend writing the backend code for this, I need to know if this actually solves the problem the way you need it solved.

​Questions for VAs and Writers:

​Where are you seeing the most stolen audio right now? (YouTube, TikTok, Spotify?)

​Would you be comfortable uploading a 10-second snippet to a free web app to generate the "fingerprint," or would you prefer to just drop in your YouTube links?

​What is the most painful part of issuing a DMCA right now?

​Let me know if this would actually save you time, or if I'm overcomplicating it. Tysm!

reddit.com
u/atmawe — 4 days ago