Music Origin Analyzer

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Analyze music origin using acoustic detection signals and provenance data. Upload an audio file or provide a Spotify or YouTube reference.

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Drag & drop your audio file here
or click to browse

Supported formats: WAV, FLAC, MP3, M4A
Max file size: 500 MB

AUDIO ANALYSIS

The initial PHP page validates and receives the audio. The detector backend can then normalize the file, split it into segments, run multiple models and combine the result with provenance information.

ANALYZE FROM URL

Supported platforms:

▶ YouTube ● Spotify

Spotify references can be resolved to metadata and matched against an authorized/local master using ISRC. YouTube references can be used for metadata and authorized-source matching.

PROVENANCE-FIRST WORKFLOW

A URL identifies the release. Acoustic classification becomes stronger when the analyzer can also access the actual authorized audio source and its historical metadata.

HOW IT WORKS

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Advanced Models

Multiple detectors can analyze synthetic patterns instead of relying on a single score.

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Segment Analysis

The track can be split into short windows to find localized synthetic signals.

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Provenance Check

Metadata, dates, credits and historical information support the acoustic result.

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Detailed Report

Return classification, model agreement, confidence stability and evidence notes.

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YOUR PRIVACY MATTERS

Temporary analysis files should be stored outside public web directories and removed automatically after processing.

What you will get

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Origin Score

Human / AI / Hybrid / Uncertain with confidence and stability.

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Segment Timeline

Timeline showing where synthetic-like signals appear throughout the track.

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Provenance Report

Metadata, release information, credits and historical context.

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Model Consensus

Results from several detectors with agreement analysis.

Example report preview

Example Track — Origin Analysis

ISRC: QZ-REV-26-00001
Album: Example Release
Release Date: 2026-08-17 • Duration: 7:48

ORIGIN RESULT

HUMAN

(High Confidence)

92%

MODEL CONSENSUS

Model A0.18

Model B0.22

Model C0.16

Custom0.14

SEGMENT TIMELINE

Synthetic signal probability

Note: This analyzer is designed for research and informational purposes. Results depend on current detection models and can change as detection technology evolves.