RIGHTS ⚡
MANAGEMENT
Protect your music. Connect with your fans. Grow your earnings
Protect your music across the digital world.
Using unique audio fingerprints, we track and manage your music’s global usage to keep your rights safe.
Maximize your earnings.
Monetize your music across social media and digital platforms to unlock every stream of revenue.
Prevent fraud and impersonation.
Stay protected with advanced monitoring that safeguards your identity, your music, and your reputation.
⚠️ Stopping Music Fraud in Its Tracks
P Tune Studio is committed to a fair and transparent music ecosystem. We actively monitor artificial streaming, bot activity, and unauthorized uploads using advanced audio fingerprinting and expert review. Any account involved in fraud may be removed—so genuine artists stay protected.
RIGHTS MANAGEMENT PLATFORM
YouTube Content ID
YouTube Content ID scans all YouTube content to identify your tracks. Monetize every use or track activity—full control, zero extra cost with P Tune Studio.
Meta Rights Manager
Secure every release on Facebook and Instagram with Meta Rights Manager. Instantly monetize or control content matches through our dashboard—free with P Tune Studio.
TikTok Rights Management
Protect your music rights on TikTok. We assist you in claiming user-generated content (UGC) and earning your rightful royalties.
Soundcloud Rights Management
We carefully monitor SoundCloud for any content matches, automatically blocking any discovered match across the entire platform.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is music rights management?
Music rights management means protecting your music from unauthorized use while making sure you earn royalties wherever your content is used—across streaming platforms, social media, and user-generated content worldwide.
Why do artists and labels need rights management?
Without rights management, your music can be reused, re-uploaded, or monetized by others. Rights management ensures your ownership stays protected and your earnings go to the rightful owner—artist, producer, or record label.
What platforms does P Tune Studio cover for rights management?
P Tune Studio manages rights across major platforms including YouTube Content ID, Facebook & Instagram (Meta Rights Manager), TikTok, and SoundCloud—helping you monitor, control, block, or monetize matches globally.
How does YouTube Content ID work?
YouTube Content ID scans millions of videos to find matches of your music. When a match is found, you can choose to monetize, track, or block the video—so every use works in your favor.
Can I monetize user-generated content (UGC)?
Yes. P Tune Studio helps artists and labels earn from UGC on platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok—turning fan uploads into a steady revenue stream instead of lost income.
Is rights management free with P Tune Studio?
Yes. Rights management tools are included at no extra cost for eligible artists and labels distributing with P Tune Studio—no hidden fees, no surprises.
Who owns the rights when using P Tune Studio?
You do. Artists, producers, and record labels retain 100% ownership of their music. P Tune Studio only manages and enforces your rights—it never takes ownership of your content.
Can record labels manage multiple artists under one account?
Yes. Labels can manage multiple catalogs, track claims, monitor earnings, and control rights for all their artists through a centralized dashboard.
How do I get started with rights management?
Simply sign up with P Tune Studio, submit your catalog, and get approval. Once onboarded, we activate rights management across supported platforms and start protecting and monetizing your music.
What happens if fraudulent activity is detected?
Accounts involved in artificial streaming, bot activity, or copyright abuse may be suspended or removed. This keeps the ecosystem fair and protects legitimate artists and labels.
Does rights management affect my music distribution?
No. Rights management works alongside music distribution. Distribution delivers your music; rights management protects and monetizes it wherever it appears.
Who should use rights management?
Independent artists, record labels, producers, composers, and copyright owners—anyone serious about protecting their music and maximizing long-term revenue.