u/Jumpy-Program9957

Had the same problem a lot of us have right now.

You generate a bunch of AI sections that actually slap on their own… then you try to stitch them together and it turns into a Frankenstein of bad transitions, volume jumps, and 45 minutes of timeline surgery in your DAW just to make the sections talk to each other.

I got tired of that workflow. So I built MIXR Studio.

It’s a completely browser-native audio segment mixer made for hybrid production. Drop in multiple mp3/wav/flac/ogg files (the AI generations, stems, whatever), hit the magic mix button, adjust the crossfade, and it lines them up and blends them without the usual headache. You stay in control of the arrangement and the final feel — it just removes the tedious part.

No download, no account, no plugin install. Just open it and go.

Link:lMIXRstudio , no download or install needed

Still early (v1.2) but it’s already saving me real time when I’m curating and refining AI material into something that feels intentional. Would love any feedback from people who are actually deep in hybrid workflows right now

​Hey everyone,

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​I’ve been tracking this massive headache we’re all facing with platforms like Deezer and Meta aggressively auto-flagging music. The second an algorithm sniffs a trace of AI, it treats the whole track like low-effort slop and throws it out. The biggest victims here are the hybrid creators who actually put in hours of real work tracking live vocals, editing stems, and arranging complex sessions.

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​I don't have the time to build this out myself right now, but I wanted to throw this concept out to the sub.

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And by all means run with it if you think it would work.

​

​What if there was a specialized verification agency that stepped in to handle the appeal process for you using actual DAW forensic data?

​

​Instead of just sending a generic text appeal to an automated help desk, you’d drop your project file into a parsing tool. The tool would extract the actual metadata from your session history. It would map out things like your MIDI velocity variances, human micro-timing deviations, linear save intervals over days, and physical microphone input paths.

​

​Basically, it builds an ironclad, cryptographically signed proof manifest that proves a human was deeply in the loop.

​

​Then, the agency takes that metadata package straight to the distributors or enterprise aggregators to clear your profile and force an appeal. Distributors are completely drowning in compliance issues right now, so giving them a certified "audited human session" stamp would solve a massive operational bottleneck for them while protecting legitimate creators from getting wiped out.

​

​Is this a service you guys would actually use if your music got flagged? If anyone here has run into a distributor wall recently, I’d love to hear how you handled it. Let’s talk in the comments.

I wasn't a major fan meaning I didn't purposely find his music but I didn't dislike his music at all. So in the spirit of this sub I figured I'd post a shout out.

​

Mr. Tree definitely was a leader in pushing his own style and blending of genres, I think he would agree with what we're doing here.

​

So it's a bit of a bummer to hear what happened.

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let's carry on his attitude of doing your own thing, being yourself, and pushing boundaries

​

Cheers

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#olivertree

This is for anyone with any post that gets downvoted regularly.

So reddit tracks account votes, use this form and report (here is just a couple people) if you have any suspicion of vote manipulation.

They will look into the provided link, if it's coming from an account/ IP that is voting down numerous times in any community they will ban them

So I was talking to this. Girl long distance for many months. I'd say almost a year. She's a very bad manipulator she played the victim card and said that she had been taking advantage of and she hated manual for the first half so I was just friends with her.

Basically I would have to be a rapist to make a move on her or like romantic delay. She was acting. But we got along great and I stuck with her.

Then near the end I found out that really wasn't true, and she has been expecting me apparently to make a move on her and then started like trying to demasculate you so hard because I didn't force myself upon somebody. Who would daily say they hate men who make them have sex for them. And I hate humans, and sometimes even though they were asexual.

Anyways, it got to a point where she aggravated me to the point of me getting mad and she did that so that she could just instantly block me and hurt me.

And he did hurt and for a little bit there I definitely was messaging her on different platforms and asking why. She is just eating it up.

KARMA So the day it was the worst I knew that that point there was no coming back. I said screw it and I picked up my acoustic which I barely play and I went on tiktok live and I had a panel. For some weird reason I wore a turtleneck too.

Literally this dude who does videography for Denzel Curry and the baby and a bunch of EDM artists and skaters. He was old. Renowned joins the panel

I need music and he literally bought me a plane ticket to come get get into a Big show that is going on that he has to film. And he said this is your chance man. This is your chance to get in the industry to mingle with people I believe in you.

I don't know. It's just how insane is that I've never had a random stranger buy me A plane ticket.

Karma is real people. I promise you if things are growing really bad just stick with it. Just take it like a man trust me.

​Hey everyone,

​

​I’ve been tracking this massive headache we’re all facing with platforms like Deezer and Meta aggressively auto-flagging music. The second an algorithm sniffs a trace of AI, it treats the whole track like low-effort slop and throws it out. The biggest victims here are the hybrid creators who actually put in hours of real work tracking live vocals, editing stems, and arranging complex sessions.

​

​I don't have the time to build this out myself right now, but I wanted to throw this concept out to the sub.

​

And by all means run with it if you think it would work.

​

​What if there was a specialized verification agency that stepped in to handle the appeal process for you using actual DAW forensic data?

​

​Instead of just sending a generic text appeal to an automated help desk, you’d drop your project file into a parsing tool. The tool would extract the actual metadata from your session history. It would map out things like your MIDI velocity variances, human micro-timing deviations, linear save intervals over days, and physical microphone input paths.

​

​Basically, it builds an ironclad, cryptographically signed proof manifest that proves a human was deeply in the loop.

​

​Then, the agency takes that metadata package straight to the distributors or enterprise aggregators to clear your profile and force an appeal. Distributors are completely drowning in compliance issues right now, so giving them a certified "audited human session" stamp would solve a massive operational bottleneck for them while protecting legitimate creators from getting wiped out.

​

​Is this a service you guys would actually use if your music got flagged? If anyone here has run into a distributor wall recently, I’d love to hear how you handled it. Let’s talk in the comments.

So I was hosting a TikTok panel as I do on occasion, random people hanging out chatting

This guy comes up, super friendly, turns out he's a artist manager (with some notable people) also does photography, video work for people like Denzel curry, da baby, many many more, skaters, artists.

---- TikTok.is.a great resource, weeks ago a engineer for Skrillex had a panel , and names like timbaland and Todd Edwards (daft punk ftm) were up on the panel! It was on ai music.

Dude buys me a ticket to come hang out for a few days, and go to a show he'll be doing work for, with some notable edm artists.

This isn't to brag at all, honestly I had been getting on the verge of burnout with all the saturation, changing industry, things we all know. Wasn't sure of what to do next.

And boom, here's an opportunity to chill and network with people who can get things done. Some related to suno, some DJs that are known.

You never know when your time is going to come. Keep going, as the dude said - this is how it happens - it just happens. You have to believe in yourself. I had a positive mental energy and that's what made him want to take a chance on me.

(Leaving details out as we may have a troll issue lol) Will keep informed on any updates. Event is in a few months. Perfect time to get ready, as he said, you got to be ready to impress, but not push it.

If I can get this, I have no doubt anyone here can lol. Sure it's ability and all that, but the most important thing is being ready. Maybe something will come of this,.maybe it will just be a fun few days. Perfect amount of time to put together some sort of performance, and bring the tech I have been working on..

Just really eerie timing, still processing. Keep your head up. Dunno if the dude even listened to my music. There are still really good people out there, I was losing hope in the world..

(And yes it's real,. I already got the ticket, feel free to dm.ill tell you more about the person, acts involved etc..). HAVE A GREAT WEEK!!!

Hey y'all. Any ideas to add to the sub?

Maybe a contest raffle where there is a buy in and winner takes all?

Or pinning the song of the week?

Anything?

And I think everybody's doing a great job with giving other people time and giving them a listen. That is amazing. We can be a shining example of all the things the other places aren't doing.

Also some mods have gone mia, so if interested really not a lot of work.

Prolly enabling a restriction in here, if you may have noticed, a user is downvoting every post show some love.

If they are from france, i know who you is, go away please. (if from france and dont have a clue, this isnt for you)

Or if anyone has noticed any particular harsh comments please let me know, taking this down later tonight.

And they're the worst ones. Thank God one of my users said why do you keep posting about Oliver tree passing away? Apparently that had been posted 4 or 5 times in 2 weeks. I don't get a ton of people but I never saw it, or honestly I kind of probably thought it was the same post.

They changed something and it's like much harder to see your posts and I know they're doing it to generate views but I am not about it at all.

So please somebody how do I turn it off. There has to be an off switch lol

Like I said something about Oliver tree weeks ago and it keeps reposting, making me look like I'm on acid, or split personality. thank you syntretik (wrong spelling) for actually saying something lol.

Now this one. Which wasn't really that popular so I'm looking like an insane person.

I didn't have my phone 7 hours ago and it just posted a different post again. Is this like a feature thing or does anybody know how to stop it?

They really are starting to go a little too much on these features man.

​Hey everyone,

​

​I’ve been tracking this massive headache we’re all facing with platforms like Deezer and Meta aggressively auto-flagging music. The second an algorithm sniffs a trace of AI, it treats the whole track like low-effort slop and throws it out. The biggest victims here are the hybrid creators who actually put in hours of real work tracking live vocals, editing stems, and arranging complex sessions.

​

​I don't have the time to build this out myself right now, but I wanted to throw this concept out to the sub.

​

And by all means run with it if you think it would work.

​

​What if there was a specialized verification agency that stepped in to handle the appeal process for you using actual DAW forensic data?

​

​Instead of just sending a generic text appeal to an automated help desk, you’d drop your project file into a parsing tool. The tool would extract the actual metadata from your session history. It would map out things like your MIDI velocity variances, human micro-timing deviations, linear save intervals over days, and physical microphone input paths.

​

​Basically, it builds an ironclad, cryptographically signed proof manifest that proves a human was deeply in the loop.

​

​Then, the agency takes that metadata package straight to the distributors or enterprise aggregators to clear your profile and force an appeal. Distributors are completely drowning in compliance issues right now, so giving them a certified "audited human session" stamp would solve a massive operational bottleneck for them while protecting legitimate creators from getting wiped out.

​

​Is this a service you guys would actually use if your music got flagged? If anyone here has run into a distributor wall recently, I’d love to hear how you handled it. Let’s talk in the comments.

I wasn't a major fan meaning I didn't purposely find his music but I didn't dislike his music at all. So in the spirit of this sub I figured I'd post a shout out.

​

Mr. Tree definitely was a leader in pushing his own style and blending of genres, I think he would agree with what we're doing here.

​

So it's a bit of a bummer to hear what happened.

​

let's carry on his attitude of doing your own thing, being yourself, and pushing boundaries

​

Cheers

​

#olivertree

So I guess some who knows who from who knows where, did what many losers on the internet do and made some stupid threat that never happened. Of course because we all know it never does happen.

And as a resident here my whole life, I don't think I've ever witnessed any act of anti-gay anti. I can't say race anymore without laughing because people we need to wake up. They're only one race on this planet. And it's like history is going to remember a racist separated people by race... End of story. That is in hate. That's actually love man. So for all the people that are going to download me or whatever like you're a racist.

Anyways I digress.

Anyways, living him my whole life having never seen anything hate crime in the anti-gay crime, I just found it crazy. There was so much coverage of this random tick tock comment.

But really nobody was talking about the actual shootings that happened. So are we against people who probably were not part of any exclusive community?

And I by no means mean any hate. If you knew me you'd know that I have no ill will. I just think Lansing is a goofy place. There's honestly more evidence to support that somebody planted that threat to get publicity for a political movement

It's an actual grounding and I think even though where police reports saying the same thing. Then a new factual grounding that whatever was said on tick tock would ever occur. Nor was there any grounding the person lived in or near Lansing.

So the families are the people who were actually shot these past few months. I give you my deepest condolences. Hate has spread in a different way and it's pathetic that a certain political party is so self-obsessed and self-absorbed. They don't care about your kids. They care about being able to proudly show who they're having sex with.

In the spirit of the goofiness of all this, I suggest that we need to start a monthly reproduction ritual parade. I will begin making paper mache male members and they will represent the entire reproductive cycle going down Michigan avenue.

Because this is so stupid when the reality is the repopulation rate is below what it needs to be to even continue being a country in 50 to 100 years.

This will probably be taken down because obviously it makes sense and that's how red it works right. Just too bad it has to happen to Lansing

Forgot I put this out. You'll feel right at home with this cloud rap style song I produced early last year. Honestly forgot it was out there. Nice finding little forgotten gems haha. Let me know!

​Hey everyone,

​

​I’ve been tracking this massive headache we’re all facing with platforms like Deezer and Meta aggressively auto-flagging music. The second an algorithm sniffs a trace of AI, it treats the whole track like low-effort slop and throws it out. The biggest victims here are the hybrid creators who actually put in hours of real work tracking live vocals, editing stems, and arranging complex sessions.

​

​I don't have the time to build this out myself right now, but I wanted to throw this concept out to the sub.

​

And by all means run with it if you think it would work.

​

​What if there was a specialized verification agency that stepped in to handle the appeal process for you using actual DAW forensic data?

​

​Instead of just sending a generic text appeal to an automated help desk, you’d drop your project file into a parsing tool. The tool would extract the actual metadata from your session history. It would map out things like your MIDI velocity variances, human micro-timing deviations, linear save intervals over days, and physical microphone input paths.

​

​Basically, it builds an ironclad, cryptographically signed proof manifest that proves a human was deeply in the loop.

​

​Then, the agency takes that metadata package straight to the distributors or enterprise aggregators to clear your profile and force an appeal. Distributors are completely drowning in compliance issues right now, so giving them a certified "audited human session" stamp would solve a massive operational bottleneck for them while protecting legitimate creators from getting wiped out.

​

​Is this a service you guys would actually use if your music got flagged? If anyone here has run into a distributor wall recently, I’d love to hear how you handled it. Let’s talk in the comments.

I'm a human interested in how the use of AI has had an effect on your ability to research and find out ways you can take the fight into your own hands.

Has it been helpful? Harmful?

Do you feel like any research or information to make an informed decision has been blocked? Filtered?

Or maybe you have never thought about utilizing any type of AI in self treatment or education?

Feel free to share something worth checking out, or not checking out, where things have worked/not worked, etc

I wasn't a major fan meaning I didn't purposely find his music but I didn't dislike his music at all. So in the spirit of this sub I figured I'd post a shout out.

​

Mr. Tree definitely was a leader in pushing his own style and blending of genres, I think he would agree with what we're doing here.

​

So it's a bit of a bummer to hear what happened.

​

let's carry on his attitude of doing your own thing, being yourself, and pushing boundaries

​

Cheers

​

#olivertree