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How the music is made and what you can do with it

Generative AI is part of the recording process. MetaDJ directs what becomes a release. This page explains the current rights posture and when you need permission to use the music elsewhere.

How this music is made

Yes. Generative AI is used to create the recordings on MetaDJ.ai. MetaDJ directs what becomes a release: setting the musical direction, generating and comparing takes, choosing the material, shaping release sequences, and deciding what is ready to share.

Editing, arrangement, and mastering can vary by release. MetaDJ.ai describes the process plainly instead of treating every AI-assisted element as though it has the same authorship or rights status.

What rights may apply

Copyright does not automatically cover every AI-generated element. Under current U.S. Copyright Office guidance, protection depends on the human-authored expression in a work, including qualifying creative selection, arrangement, or modification.

Zuberant protects original human-authored and brand materials where rights apply. Qualifying outputs may also be governed by the production provider terms that applied when they were created. Provider permission and copyright protection are separate questions.

What you can do

You can listen here and share links to the music. Listening access does not grant permission to copy, sample, remix, synchronize, redistribute, or place a recording in another project.

Ask before using a recording outside MetaDJ.ai. A separate license or written permission may be required.

Licensing and rights concerns

Send a private message to @metadjai on X for sync, sampling, remix, press, licensing, or other use requests. Include the Quest link, intended use, timing, and where the project will appear.

For a rights concern or takedown request, include the specific link, the work or right involved, and enough detail to review the issue.

Reviewed July 2026. Read the current U.S. Copyright Office AI copyrightability report. See also Backstage.