Vizard Agent

How to replace just the song that got your video a copyright claim

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Send Vizard Agent the claim notice and say that only the claimed music may change. It locates the exact start and end of that song in the mix, checks nothing else sits under it, generates an original cue that matches the scene's energy and beats, replaces just that stretch with short fades, and keeps the video stream itself unchanged.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Draw the fence around the change. A claim on twenty seconds of a twelve-minute film is a surgical job, and the risk is that a fresh edit quietly retimes something else you had already approved, so list what must not move.

The platform flagged copyrighted music in this section. Remove and replace only that music. Don't change the footage, the cuts, the timing, the dialogue, the subtitles or the ambient sound. Don't just mute it, make the transition in and out smooth and match the beat.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

It works from the mix it built rather than from the finished file. When the soundtrack was assembled from separate stems, the claimed song exists as its own layer, which makes a clean swap possible instead of an attempt to filter music out of a final mix. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

When the song is in the camera audio itself, under people talking. There is then no separate layer to swap, and removing the music means separating it from the voices first, which can thin them out. Vizard Agent also cannot promise the platform's automated check will clear the new version.

Common questions

Do I have to re-edit the whole video? No. Vizard Agent swaps only the claimed passage.

Will the new music fit the scene? Vizard Agent matches its level and beats to the action.

Is the claim guaranteed to clear? No. Vizard Agent removes the song, but the platform decides.