
Music & Audio Protection
Ayatii helps record labels, independent artists, distributors, podcasters and audiobook publishers find unauthorised copies of their recordings and have them taken down. We cover download sites, stream-ripping tools, cyberlockers, social platforms and search results, with special care for unreleased tracks.
METHODOLOGY
Our Music & Audio Protection Methodology
Audio spreads quickly and in many small files. The method is designed to find them at volume while keeping each notice accurate.
Catalogue Intake
We start from the recordings you want protected, using titles, artist names, release dates and identifiers supplied by you. Unreleased material and new releases are flagged so they receive earlier and closer attention.
Search and Match
Automated discovery looks for those recordings on download sites, file hosts, forums, video and social platforms and in search results. Matches are then checked by reviewers who compare each file or page with your original.
Notify and Follow Up
Verified items are reported to the host or platform concerned through its copyright process. We record each notice and check back to see whether the file was removed or has been uploaded again.
Learn From Patterns
We study which sources return repeatedly or carry many of your recordings and take stronger steps with them, while reporting back on trends to help plan future releases.
SERVICES
Our Music & Audio Protection Services
Audio rights holders need breadth because the files are small and easy to copy. The service has three parts that work together.
DELIVERABLES
What Is Included in Music & Audio Protection
Your team receives the five items below, sized to the size of the catalogue and how many releases are in scope.
WHY US
Why Choose Ayatii for Music & Audio Protection
Audio piracy is high in volume and low in file size, which makes judgement as important as speed. Ayatii is a Dubai-based anti-piracy company focused on protection work.
Built for High Volume
Our monitoring approach is designed for the large number of small files and links typical of audio, so that your team is not asked to review each one.
Accuracy Around Licensed Use
Reviewers compare matches with your rights register and allow list, which helps prevent notices against official or licensed uploads.
Attention to Unreleased Material
Leaked demos and pre-release tracks are treated as priority cases, with prompt alerts and careful records so your team can decide what to do.
Region-Aware Coverage
We monitor Arabic, South Asian and international repertoire and understand that the sites and platforms people use to share music differ between markets.
ABOUT AUDIO PIRACY
About Music and Audio Piracy
Music and audio piracy is the unauthorised copying, distribution or public availability of recorded sound, including songs, albums, DJ mixes, podcasts and audiobooks. It deprives artists, labels and publishers of income and weakens the value of official releases and licensing deals.
Because audio files are small, copies spread quickly. A single recording can be uploaded to a file host, shared through download sites and forums, converted from a streaming service by ripping tools and posted in full to video and social platforms, often by many accounts at once.
Protection therefore depends on breadth and consistency. Monitoring has to cover many types of source, notices have to be accurate enough that platforms act on them, and reporting has to show which sources are worth more attention.
Where Unauthorised Audio Appears
- Download sites: websites that offer full tracks and albums for free or through links to file hosts.
- Stream-ripping services: tools that convert streamed content into downloadable files.
- Video and social platforms: uploads of full recordings, often paired with static images or lyrics.
- Forums and sharing groups: communities that exchange albums, discographies and unreleased material.
- Audiobook and podcast copies: full-length titles and episodes shared outside the authorised services.
A programme that covers these routes and keeps a record of repeat sources can reduce how easy it is to find your recordings for free.
WHO IT APPLIES TO
Who Needs Music & Audio Protection
Anyone whose income depends on recordings can be affected. These three groups often work with us on audio protection.
Frequently asked questions
Can you remove unauthorised tracks from video and social platforms?
We submit copyright notices through the processes those platforms provide and track the results. Many uploads are removed, though accounts may re-upload, which is why we follow up and record repeat uploaders.
Do you handle unreleased or leaked tracks?
Yes. Unreleased material is flagged for early attention, we alert you when something appears and we can report it to the hosts and platforms carrying it. Where a leak needs tracing to its origin, we can discuss that with you separately.
Will you accidentally report our own official uploads?
We use a rights register and an allow list of official channels and licensed partners, and reviewers check matches before notices are sent. You can update the allow list at any time.
Do you cover podcasts and audiobooks as well as music?
Yes. The same approach works for podcasts, audiobooks and other recorded audio. The sources differ slightly, so we adjust the monitoring to the format.
What do you need to get started?
A list of recordings or artists, details of who owns the rights, your official channels and any upcoming release dates. With that we can propose a scope and monitoring plan.











