Remove a song from Audiomack

Do you want to remove your own track from Audiomack? Open your Creator Dashboard, go to Manage Content, and choose Remove Track for the correct upload. Only confirm this if you are sure you selected the right release. Audiomack warns that a removed upload is gone permanently and cannot be restored.

Below, you will find the steps for the website and the Audiomack Creator app. You will also learn what happens to links, streams, likes, stats, and playlists. First, check whether the mistake can be fixed instead. That is often smarter than deleting the entire release.

Do not make this decision too quickly. Open the public page and your Creator Dashboard side by side. Compare the title, cover art, duration, and release date. That way, you know you are using the menu for the correct release.

Are you working with a label, manager, distributor, or another artist? Then agree first on who manages the upload. A permanent removal can also affect their planning, links, and reporting.

When is removing a track the right choice?

Removing a track can make sense if you uploaded the wrong audio file, do not have the rights to the music, or want to withdraw a release completely. It may also be necessary if sensitive information appears in the title, cover art, or audio and editing is not enough.

Do not remove a track just because it gets few streams for a while. An old release may still be discovered later. A playback problem also does not automatically mean you need to upload again. First, read why your Audiomack song is not playing.

Also check whether you can edit the existing upload. Audiomack offers options in the Creator Dashboard to manage details for public and private uploads. A mistake in the title, cover, description, or metadata may be fixable without deleting the whole release.

Are you thinking about deleting a release because the results are disappointing? First look at the quality of your profile, your promotion, and your reach. You can support better visibility by growing your audience with buy Audiomack followers. Deletion is mainly for the wrong or unwanted upload, not a quick fix for low reach.

What should you save before you delete an upload?

First, make a backup of everything you may need later. Save the original audio file, cover art, title, description, credits, ISRC, UPC, and release date. Also note the URL of the old release.

Take a screenshot or export key stats if you may want to compare them later. Think about streams, likes, comments, playlists, and listener sources. After a permanent deletion, you should not assume these details will still be available.

Also check the places outside Audiomack where the link appears. Think about your website, social media, newsletter, SmartLink, and profile pages. Make a list of them. Then you can replace the old URL quickly once a new upload is public.

Also keep agreements with everyone involved. Think about artist permissions, beat licenses, label agreements, and proof of rights. That becomes even more important if you later want to publish the same music again.

• Save the original audio file in the highest available quality.
• Save the cover art and any other images.
• Copy the title, description, credits, and metadata.
• Write down the old URL and release date.
• Take screenshots of streams, likes, and comments.
• Note playlists and external pages where the link appears.
• Save licenses and other proof of music rights.

Where do you find the remove option?

On the website, click your profile photo in the top right. Choose Creator Dashboard and go to Manage Content in the menu. Find the correct upload and open the settings menu next to the track. Then choose Remove Track.

In the Audiomack Creator app, go to your dashboard. Find the upload and tap the three dots on the right. Choose Remove Track and read the warning before you confirm.

How do you remove a track via the website?

1. Open the official Audiomack website.
2. Log in to the account that uploaded the music.
3. Click your profile photo or avatar in the top right.
4. Choose Creator Dashboard.
5. Open Manage Content in the menu.
6. Find the correct upload.
7. Click the settings menu to the right of the track.
8. Choose Remove Track.
9. Check the title, artist, cover art, and duration one more time.
10. Confirm the permanent removal.

After that, refresh your profile and open the old URL in a private window. That helps you check what a regular visitor sees. Keep in mind that search engines, cached pages, and shared previews may still show old information for a while.

Do you still see the old page after refreshing? Wait a bit and check again. Also try another browser or a private window. Do not remove the same release several times and do not upload multiple replacements right away.

How do you remove a track via the Creator app?

1. Open the Audiomack Creator app.
2. Log in to the correct artist account.
3. Go to the Dashboard.
4. Find the upload you want to remove.
5. Tap the three dots to the right of the upload.
6. Choose Remove Track.
7. Read the warning and only confirm if all details are correct.

Can you not see the upload? Open all content and check the filters for public, private, scheduled, track, album, or podcast. Also check whether you use more than one Audiomack account.

Use the Creator app to manage releases. The regular Audiomack app is mainly for listening. Removing an offline download from your library does not remove your public release.

Update the Creator app if menus or buttons are missing. Then close the app completely and reopen it. You can also complete the removal on the website if the app is not working properly.

Can you restore a deleted Audiomack track?

No, there is no button to undo the removal. The official instructions clearly say that a removed upload is gone permanently. If you want to publish the music again, you need to create a new upload.

A new upload usually gets a new page and URL. Old links will not work automatically. Previous stats, streams, likes, comments, and placements also do not move over to the new version automatically.

That is why your own backup is so important. Keep files and data outside Audiomack. Audiomack is a publishing platform, not a replacement for your own archive.

Can you edit a mistake without removing the track?

Yes, editing is often better if only certain details are wrong. Open Manage Content and see which parts you can change. Think about the title, cover art, genre, credits, description, and certain release details.

After editing, always check the public page. A change may take some time before it appears everywhere. Share the link again only when everything is correct.

Is the audio file itself wrong? Then a new upload may be needed. Save all old details first. Then plan how to direct links and listeners to the correct version.

A small spelling mistake is usually not a good reason to delete a release that already has streams and likes. If you can fix the mistake, the current page may stay in place. If you want extra attention for the release after a correct update, you can also buy Audiomack likes.

What happens to streams, likes, and stats?

Assume that numbers from a deleted upload will not transfer to a new upload. Stats belong to the specific release page. Make an overview in advance if historical data matters to you.

A new version usually starts again from zero. That is one important reason not to remove a release because of a small text error. By editing the existing upload, the current page may remain available.

Use old numbers only as internal learning material. Do not automatically add them to the performance of the new upload when you report public results. Keep track of which period and version you are talking about.

Are you working with a manager or label? Then first export or note the numbers they need. Mention in your report that the original upload was removed and that the replacement version has a new page.

What happens to playlists and shared links?

A playlist can end up with an empty or broken spot when the original release disappears. The old link to the track may stop working. People who saved the URL will not automatically reach a new upload.

Check your main playlists and remove the old version from them. Add the new official upload if it is available. Then update the links on your website, social media, and SmartLink.

Use a simple list of every place where you shared the release. Start with your own channels. You cannot update every old shared link on the internet, but you can make sure your current profile shows the right music.

Also check posts you have pinned at the top of a profile. Update the description, image, and link where possible. That helps prevent new listeners from landing on a deleted page.

What is the difference between removing an upload and a download?

Removing an upload takes your public release off Audiomack. You do this as the creator through the Creator Dashboard. This action is permanent.

Removing a download only deletes the offline copy on your phone. The track stays on Audiomack and can be downloaded again later if it is still available. You do this through My Library in the listener app.

Read more about offline files in our guide on Mixcloud vs SoundCloud: what’s the difference? Check carefully which kind of removal a button refers to before you confirm your choice.

Why do you not see the Remove Track button?

You are not the owner of the upload

Only the account that manages the music can remove its own upload. Check your username and artist profile. If you are unsure, ask your manager or label which account posted the release.

You are using the wrong app

Use the Creator Dashboard on the website or the Audiomack Creator app. The regular listener app has a different function that only removes offline downloads.

You are looking at music from a distributor

A release delivered through a distributor or label may need different management. Contact the party that supplied the music. Do not remove or replace the release through another account.

Your account has multiple profiles

Check whether you are managing the correct profile. A nearly identical artist name can cause confusion. Compare the profile URL and existing uploads before you continue.

The app is outdated

Update the Creator app through the official app store. Then close the app completely and open it again. After that, check whether the remove option appears.

A filter is turned on

Check whether Manage Content is only showing a certain type of upload. View all public, private, and scheduled content. Also check albums and podcasts if you cannot find the track in the standard list.

What do you do if Audiomack removed it in error?

Audiomack may remove music after a copyright report. Buying a track does not mean you have the right to republish it. A remix, cover, or edit can also contain protected material.

Do you believe a report is truly wrong and do you own all required rights? Then reply to the official message you received. Send your account details, profile URL, title, and proof of rights. Do not file a counterclaim if you do not fully own the rights.

Do not keep re-uploading the same music to get around a measure. That can create extra problems for your account. Use the official process and provide only correct and verifiable information.

Make a clear difference between an upload you removed yourself and a release that Audiomack took down. With your own removal, there is usually no restore button. If the platform took action, you must follow the explanation in the official message.

What happens if the track is part of an album?

Check carefully whether you manage a single track or the full album upload. One menu choice can affect the release the track belongs to. Read the title and content type in Manage Content before you confirm.

Do you only want to fix one detail? First see which editing options are available. Sometimes it is better to edit the album details. If the audio file is wrong, plan in advance how to publish the correct version again.

Note the track order, shared cover art, credits, and album details. After a new publication, check whether all parts are on the correct artist profile.

Also check whether listeners shared the single track or the full album. A new album upload can affect several links. So check every important page after the change.

How do you prepare a replacement upload?

Get the new version fully ready before you delete the old page. Check the audio file from start to finish. Create suitable cover art and gather the title, genre, credits, ISRC, and other metadata.

Then decide on the release date. Keep in mind the links that already point to the old version. A new upload gets a new URL. So update your website, social profiles, and other owned channels as soon as the new release is public.

Explain briefly to listeners why there is a new version if the difference matters. Give one clear link. Do not leave several nearly identical uploads online without a good reason.

1. Listen through the full audio file.
2. Check the cover art and correct dimensions.
3. Check the title, artist name, credits, and genre.
4. Save the ISRC, UPC, and other relevant data.
5. Decide when the new version should go live.
6. Make a list of all old links you need to replace.
7. Check the new public page before sharing it.

How do you avoid removing the wrong upload?

Give drafts and versions clear file names while you work. For example, use the title plus a date or version number. Do this in your own archive, but do not automatically put unnecessary technical wording into the public title.

Before deleting, compare the cover art, duration, release date, and URL. Open the public page in a new tab. Also check whether the release has streams or playlist placements you want to keep.

Work carefully and never remove multiple releases at once without checking in between. One extra minute of review can prevent valuable stats and links from the wrong version being lost.

• Check the signed-in account.
• Compare the exact title and artist name.
• Review the cover art and duration.
• Check the release date.
• Open the public URL next to the Creator Dashboard.
• Save important data before you confirm.

Frequently asked questions about removing on Audiomack

Where do I find the remove option?

Open your Creator Dashboard, go to Manage Content, and open the settings menu next to the upload. Then choose Remove Track.

Does removal work on iPhone and Android?

Yes, you can do this through the Audiomack Creator app. You can also use the website. Just make sure you are signed in to the correct creator account.

Can I undo the removal later?

No. Audiomack says the removal is permanent. If you want to publish the music again, you need to create a new upload.

Why do I not see the option?

You may be using the listener app, another account, or a release managed by a distributor. Also check whether the Creator app is current and whether filters are enabled.

Will existing streams and likes stay?

Do not assume so. A new upload is a new release page. Save important details before you delete the old upload.

What is the best step for a small mistake?

First check whether you can edit the details. Permanent removal only makes sense if the release truly needs to go or if the audio file is wrong.

Can I remove only an offline download?

Yes. Open your library in the regular Audiomack app for that. Only the file on your phone disappears. The public release remains available.

Will a replacement upload get the same URL?

Assume that a new upload gets a new page and URL. Update old links once the replacement release is online.

What check do you do before you remove it permanently?

Check the title, artist name, cover art, duration, and URL. Save the original file and all important details. Note where the link appears. Then check once more whether editing could solve the problem.

Also check who uploaded it and whether the track is part of an album. Save stats if you need them later. Prepare a replacement version completely before you republish the music.

Are you sure the upload has to go? Then use the Creator Dashboard and confirm the correct release. Want to start again with a better organized account? First read how Audiomack works and plan the new publication carefully.