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It's just like real life with commercials.
Isn't just turning down the music to a very very low volume good enough to avoid the claims? That's what I see most people doing. (Unless you're not talking constantly I guess.)
Oh yeah, and little to no music at all when fighting. It's like Half Life 1.
The OP is trying to record videos and is getting them taken down because of it. Pretty sure Youtube's asnine copyright detector bots will notice even a split second and whine about it.