A Musicologist for Originality
Not just an AI detector.
CheckMy.Music delivers a forensic musicologist report that tells you whether a composition is truly original or risks infringing existing works — even when a track was written entirely by a human, because plagiarism doesn't require AI. And because AI-generated music is now everywhere, an AI-origin check is built in as one of the signals.
The question most tools miss
Detecting whether a track was "made by AI" has become commonplace — dozens of tools already do it. The harder, higher-stakes question is whether a composition, human or AI, copies someone else's work. That is what CheckMy.Music is built to answer, and what our musicologist report is designed to support.
And where that kind of forensic review has traditionally meant hiring a single expert and waiting, CheckMy.Music delivers a structured, forensic-grade report fast and at scale.
Why it matters
Human plagiarism happens by accident
Producers and composers work from references and can reproduce melodies, harmonies, BPM, or loops from libraries like Splice without realizing it — in a fully human composition.
AI adds a new vector
Generative tools like Suno and Udio can emulate existing songs, so AI-assisted tracks carry the same infringement risk, often invisibly.
The industry is raising the bar
Some award shows and ad agencies' business & affairs teams are scrutinizing both originality and the ethical use of AI — making independent verification essential.
Why now
Creative industries, from advertising to film and music, urgently need a way to:
- Prove a composition is original before it goes public.
- Catch potential plagiarism — whether the music was human-written or AI-generated.
- Avoid lawsuits and reputational damage.
CheckMy.Music responds to this moment with automated verification, enabling agencies, artists, and festivals to work with confidence and ethics.
Who it's for
Music festivals & awards (e.g., Grammy, Clio Music, Cannes Lions, SXSW), advertising agencies, film studios, record labels & music publishers, and digital distributors. Plus the legal and business-affairs teams who clear their music before it goes public.