Document the work as it happens
Use the available connection for your chosen project to preserve supported sessions and contributions. Our music workflow portfolio spans Ableton Live, Pro Tools and FL Studio.
ArtistsProducersMusic professionals
For artists and music professionals
SHOW THE HUMAN WORK BEHIND YOUR MUSIC.
Protect the writing, performance and production behind your release with DigiBridge’s strict human creation programme. Record your process, check for prohibited AI assistance and software generated control, and share reviewed evidence with labels, collaborators and clients.
Human creation verification
Music Creators
Show the human work behind your music, from first session to release.
The problem
THE FINISHED TRACK CANNOT SHOW ALL THE WORK.
A listener hears the master. They do not see the writing sessions, performances, production choices or assistance behind it. DigiBridge connects that process to a registered project, so your release carries a record you can stand behind.
What DigiBridge does
TURN YOUR CREATIVE PROCESS INTO USEFUL EVIDENCE.
Detect prohibited control as you work
Layered detection compares permitted device and system signals with activity in your music software. Your dedicated AI verification agent helps detect prohibited assistance and software operating the tool in place of a contributor, with findings tied to supporting evidence.
Give reviewers useful evidence
Select the version, contributions and declarations to share. Send a record that helps a label, distributor or client assess your music while your source files stay private.
How it works
FROM YOUR WORKFLOW TO A CLEARER REVIEW.
- 1
Register your project
Verify your account, connect your Mac app and link the music project you choose to record. Invite collaborators with their own accounts and roles.
- 2
Create with recording active
Use your available music connection with recording active. Live warnings flag suspected prohibited control so you can inspect the evidence, add context and request review while the work is still in progress.
- 3
Review and share your version
Review contributions, assistance declarations and any findings. Publish the eligible version with a link to its selected evidence and current verification status.
Your music tools
FROM WRITING TO THE FINAL MASTER.
Our music workflow portfolio brings Ableton Live, Pro Tools and FL Studio into the same picture: writing, performance, production, editing and mixing. Review available connections in your Mac setup guide before recording.
Workflow portfolio
Ableton Live
Pro Tools
FL Studio
Across the lifecycle
- Writing and performance
- Production and mixing
- Release review
Explore the tool portfolio. Your Mac setup guide shows the connections available for your workflow.
An example from your workflow
A RECORD TO SEND WITH THE MASTER.
A producer delivering a track can share its selected sessions, contributor roles and version review together. The recipient can see what was recorded and what still needs attention.
Share selected evidence for the version under review. Your creative source files and typed content stay private.
Project evidence
Review before publicationAfter Hours: original mix
Master v3
- Contributors
- Artist · producer · mix engineer
- Recorded process
- Writing · arrangement · mix sessions
- Coverage review
- One recording gap to review
- Version declarations
- Contributors review assistance used
Registration connects the project to its history. The version’s verification status is shown separately.
A standard with follow through
CLEAR RULES PROTECT THE VALUE OF THE RECORD.
The strict programme excludes prohibited AI assistance and software generated control acting in place of the contributor. Layered checks and your dedicated AI verification agent examine permitted activity, support detection and connect findings to evidence. You can add context and challenge a finding; confirmed incidents follow the publishing rules below.
Act on a warning
Warnings identify the issue and its evidence. The first confirmed incident holds the affected recording or version from programme publication, with a route to review.
Keep the standard meaningful
Three distinct confirmed incidents disqualify the project from directory publication. Attributable private account marks and reviewed action address repeated abuse.
Keep review fair
Explain your workflow and challenge the evidence if it is wrong. A recording gap or an AI suspicion alone does not count as a confirmed incident.
Why this matters now
HUMAN WORK NEEDS A VISIBLE RECORD.
As generated music grows and contribution details go missing, creators need a practical way to document their work while they make it.
Context 0116 SEP 2026
~90k
DAILY AI GENERATED UPLOADS ON DEEZER
In its September update, Deezer reported nearly 90,000 fully AI generated tracks arriving daily in June 2026. At peak levels, they represented more than half of new uploads.
Scope: ONE STREAMING SERVICE
Why it matters: Upload share differs from listening share: Deezer reported these tracks at 1 to 3% of streams.
Deezer NewsroomContext 0214 APR 2026
20%
LACKED WRITER INFORMATION
The UK Intellectual Property Office reported that 20% of recordings with usage in the participating DSP data lacked writer information.
Scope: PARTICIPATING DSP DATA
Why it matters: Five DSPs contributed quantitative data. Capturing contribution details during creation gives teams information to review before delivery.
UK Intellectual Property OfficeContext 03PUBLISHING POLICY
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CONFIRMED INCIDENTS DISQUALIFY A PROJECT
The first confirmed incident of prohibited AI assistance or synthetic control holds the affected recording or version from publication. Three distinct confirmed incidents make the project ineligible for the public directory.
Scope: DIGIBRIDGE PROJECTS
Why it matters: Findings can be reviewed and challenged. A recording gap or an AI suggestion alone does not count as a confirmed incident.
DigiBridge standardFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can collaborators use different music tools?
The music portfolio includes Ableton Live, Pro Tools and FL Studio. Each contributor keeps their own identity and project role. The Mac setup guide shows which connection is available for their application and release.
Can I still use musical automation?
Playback, sequencing and automation envelopes are ordinary music functions, assessed separately under the tool policy. Software generated clicks, typing or tool actions that replace the contributor are prohibited; check the standard for controller, remapping and accessibility workflows.
What does a warning mean for my release?
A warning points you to evidence that needs attention and shows whether an incident is confirmed. The first confirmed incident holds the affected recording or version from publication; three distinct confirmed incidents make the project ineligible for the public directory. You can add context and challenge a finding; a recording gap or an AI suggestion alone is not a strike.
Do I have to upload my sessions or stems?
Your source project files, stems and typed content stay out of DigiBridge evidence collection. You choose which permitted project information and recorded evidence to share for a particular version.
Start your DigiBridge record
GIVE YOUR MUSIC A RECORD YOU CAN STAND BEHIND.
Document each contribution and make your next release easier to assess.