About TuneScope

We test AI music tools — and we read the copyright rules, so you don't have to.

TuneScope is an independent publication about AI music. We are not owned by, affiliated with, or paid by any tool we cover, and we never sell rankings.

Why we exist

AI music moved from novelty to production tool in about eighteen months — and the rules around it moved even less predictably. What you own, what you can publish, and what each plan actually lets you do commercially differs from tool to tool. Our job is to test the tools honestly and explain the rules precisely, with a source for every claim.

One rule governs everything we publish: if a claim can't be traced to a named source — a vendor's pricing page, a regulator's guidance, a court filing, or a reputable study — it doesn't get published.

How we review

  • Hands-on testing. We generate the same brief across every tool we cover and judge the actual output — not the demo reel.
  • Source hierarchy. Tier 1: primary law and official guidance (US Copyright Office, court filings, platform policies). Tier 2: vendor pricing pages and documentation, each with an "as of" date. Tier 3: reputable press, for background only.
  • Expert review. Audio claims are reviewed by a working producer; copyright sections by an intellectual-property lawyer.
  • Corrections. We fix errors, note them on the page, and you can report one any time.

Review panel

Placeholder team — replace names and credentials before public launch.

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Rosa Delgado
Founding editor · Music producer

Twelve years in studio production. She runs TuneScope's hands-on testing and writes the generators guide.

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Daniel Osei
Legal reviewer · IP attorney

Reviews every copyright section against primary sources. His sections are education, not legal advice.

A note on our copyright content

Our guides explain AI music copyright in plain English. They are general education, not legal advice for your situation. Rules vary by jurisdiction and change quickly — check the primary sources we link before acting.

Corrections policy

We fix errors — and say so

✓ Every page shows a "last updated" date and a "fact-checked" date.

✓ Material corrections are listed at the bottom of the affected page.

✓ Report an error via the contact address below; we acknowledge it within five business days.

Privacy note

What we collect

This prototype site does not collect personal data and does not set tracking cookies. If analytics or a contact form is added before launch, this note will be expanded into a full privacy policy describing what is collected, why, and how to request deletion.

Contact

Editorial questions, corrections and press inquiries: [email protected] (placeholder address).