Does a consistent track mean it is AI?

No. Consistency raises the probability estimate but a single-take live recording or a tightly produced studio record can be just as consistent. It is one input among several.

Can this tool tell me which generator made a track?

No. The engine estimates how likely it is that a recording was machine-generated. It does not attribute output to a named platform, because attribution needs a classifier trained on labelled per-generator data and we have not published one.

Is the check free and private?

Yes. Analysis runs in your browser, the file is never uploaded to a server, and the result exists only for the current session.

Seed Music detection

Single-pass generation of a whole song produces a track with no production history — and that absence is measurable.

Output: Vocals, lyrics and instrumental in one pass
Lineage: Research song-generation systems
Detection angle: Cross-segment tonal stability
Attribution supported: No

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No production history

A conventional record accumulates variation: different takes, different processing on different sections, a mastering engineer making a chorus brighter than a verse. An end-to-end generation has one origin, so tonal balance across the track tends to hold far steadier than a produced record does.

The engine reads this as high cross-segment agreement. On its own that is not damning — a live one-take recording is also consistent — but combined with mastering uniformity it forms a coherent pattern.

What to expect from the report

Expect strong segment agreement and a confidence level that reflects it. Expect the report to attribute the result to measurements — brightness stability, dynamic range, high-band structure — rather than to any named platform.