The writing here is mine
Everything published on Fear Signal Lab is written by me. That includes the plugin chain breakdowns, the sampler workflow pieces, the studio PC setup guides, the driver and installer walkthroughs, and the reviews. I wrote it, I edited it, and I stand behind it. If you want to quote a paragraph or two with a link back, that is fine and I appreciate it. Republishing a full article, scraping the site, or feeding the text into something that spits it back out as someone else’s work is not fine. The same goes for the screenshots and any audio examples I put together myself.
If you hold rights to something on a page here
I try to credit sources and link properly, but I am one person and mistakes happen. If a specific URL on fear-records.com contains material you own and you believe it goes beyond fair use, tell me which page it is. Send the exact URL, not just the domain. A working link plus a note on which element is at issue, an image, a block of text, a file, saves us both a round of confused correspondence.
What the notice needs to contain
A valid notice must include your name and a way to reach you, since I need to reply to a real person. Identify the copyrighted work you hold rights to, and point to the material on my site you say infringes it, with the specific URL. State that you have a good faith belief the use is not authorized by the rights holder, its agent, or the law. State that the information in your notice is accurate and that you are the rights holder or authorized to act for them. Include your physical or electronic signature. Notices missing these elements cannot be processed, so check before sending.
How I handle it
Send notices through the contact page on this site. I read that inbox myself. When a notice is complete and valid, I act quickly. Usually that means the material comes down or gets rewritten the same day, and I will confirm what I did. If I think the claim is mistaken, I will say so and explain why. Counter notices get the same treatment.