Youtube wants a direct link to the license terms for Sonar.

Does anyone know where cakewalk has their license terms listed for Sonar? The example they give at youtube is for garage band http://www.apple.com/legal/sla/ Youtube has yanked my ads from a music video I made and that's one of the things they're looking for is the license terms for sonar. Thanks for any help!

Thank you. Yeah seems a bit extreme, normally if you just click no to all their questions they dont even review the video. I hit yes to music, and now need to prove I am who I say I am, that I am not under contract with any record label and that my work is ok to use on youtube. I guess if it helps keep SOPA away I can deal with it.

link?

Sorry forgot all about this thread until yesterday when yet another video had its ads disabled, once again I have to appeal it..... The music is what's getting it flagged. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZJk-c2CAxk I wrote, I played, I recorded the music, its all original.

Sounds like they are looking to verify you are the artist because you clicked something saying it's original music. If you are part of the songwriters guild that is likely the info they are looking for otherwise they are probably looking for the publisher's info to verify you are authorized to upload the track (like a label rep). If you upload your song without these things then it is just out there and anyone can steal it and make it their own (or you would have to contest it in court proving you wrote the song if you wanted royalties). If it is someone else' material and you upload it, that is illegal without proper authorization. They are essentially just covering their asses as far as getting attacked by the RIAA and the like. If you don't care what happens to your tracks uncheck those boxes and maybe it'll work but your uploads may now be flagged for review. If you DO care about your tracks then copyright protect them through standard songwriter's guild procedures or contact a music copyright lawyer.
Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer... I am not YOUR lawyer and any advice given here is mere speculation and blah dee blah blah from just another droog on the internet.

Good luck.

Check out the video, its pictures of my car with music that I wrote. No logos, no trademarks.

Or perhaps... and I've never done this... but if you are using X1 and publishing to youtube try X1's publishing tools (it'll upload stuff directly to youtube, soundcloud, etc...). That might shut their yaps. I have not even come close to using that function yet though (nor do I find it particularly appealing) so I don't know.

Well you have to understand youtube is changing... A LOT. So is the general make up of the internet and the laws surrounding it. All these sites (youtube is now owned and operated by google) have teams of lawyers tweaking their EULAs all the time. It really does sound to me like you stumbled into some legaleze you did not expect. You need to find out EXACTLY what youtube wants from you and Cakewalk and then contact Cakewalk to see if they can accommodate you. This really has nothing to do with you. It has everything to do with the respective companies and their lawyers. You just gotta go with the flow and hope for the best.

And again I will state I am not a lawyer and I'm sure my view on this topic is seriously flawed but it is based in what I've been warned about in the past by copyright/trademark/patent lawyers in my travels. I have a more than passing interest in this subject as I would like to self publish in the near future. Frankly I'd be more concerned about any other vids you have up that may be more likely to infringe on copyrights than the one you are referring to here. Now that you have made the youtube beast aware they might start poking around your account. Your best bet really is to contact an actual copyright lawyer. Many will do an initial phone consult for free.