@TeamYouTube
My channel NXRemix was built around music remixes that I created myself over several years, I started taking it seriously around December 2020 and have been consistently working on it since then. The whole idea was always to take existing songs and rework them into something new and unique. For example, I would lease new beats, isolate the vocals from original songs, and then place those vocals over a completely different instrumental to create a new version of the track. In some cases I also combined multiple vocal parts, used different vocal chops, or even mixed vocals from different songs and artists together as features to build something that didn’t exist before. The engineering process, meaning the mixing and mastering, was all done by me. I‘ve been doing it all alone since 2020, constantly taking courses and trying to improve. All of this was done manually too, both the audio work and the video editing. I didn’t use AI vocals or any kind of automated content generation. Every upload took time and was something I tried to improve on, based on feedback and how people reacted to it. The content was always on YouTube and clearly recognizable as remixes for people who follow this kind of content. My audience knew exactly what they were watching and my name also has the part "Remix" in it, previewing my content form.
This channel had over 420,000 subscribers and was verified, it’s something we (= me and my fans) built over half a decade and these are real people behind it. Having it removed like this under a policy that doesn’t match the content, without any specific example, is very hard for me to understand.
One thing that defined the NXRemix channel was consistency. For almost 5 years I uploaded every two days. That was literally my thing, people knew they’d get a new remix every two days. Yeah there were some gaps here and there, but I’m also just human, sometimes I didn’t have the time or the energy to keep up with it. That alone already shows this wasn’t some automated system or spam setup. No one runs a channel like that manually for years just to “spam”.
Another thing is the effort behind each upload. These weren’t half-hearted edits or reused templates. All of the remixes were built, tested, adjusted until they actually worked. Sometimes things just didn’t work and I had to redo parts until it sounded right, or completely scrap remixes, which is why I have a folder full of work that wasn’t released on to YouTube. And this process sometimes took me days or even weeks, even after finishing the initial remix. Same with the videos, especially the bigger ones, those took real time and sometimes involved other people I worked with, which I already mentioned before. We sometimes spent hours trying to get scenes to match the remix properly, adjusting cuts so it looks like the artist is actually lip syncing to the version I created. That level of detail is something we really paid attention to, just to make the whole thing feel more real/ polished/ satisfying for the viewer. The channel also didn’t randomly switch direction nor chase trends. It stayed the same concept from the beginning, remixes, nothing else. People followed it for that reason and knew exactly what they were getting.
Now tell me, how can a channel like this get taken down for being scammy/deceptive? From my side it just feels like this got put into a category it doesn’t belong in, without really looking at how the channel actually worked over time, and now nobody cares to really check it. That’s why I’m now seeking legal action and taking this further, because this situation just isn’t being handled the way it should be and I feel unfairly treated.