Who Can See What You Generate
Where generated songs, uploads and trained voices live on Aimusicis, who can open them, and the explicit actions — a share link, an artist profile, an approved voice — that make something visible to others.
Aimusicis has no public feed of user songs. This page states what the code does with each kind of file, so the answer to "is my music private?" is checkable rather than reassuring. Every statement below is pinned to the source that enforces it by a test.
Generated songs
A song belongs to the account that generated it. Every request that opens a song's audio from your library — playback, offline playback or download — checks that the requesting user and the requesting workspace both match the song's owner; anyone else, including a teammate in the same workspace, receives song not found. Each song also records a Visibility, Public or Private, chosen in the generator: without a paid plan songs are public, and a paid account starts on private. Public songs may appear in public lists, but no page on the site lists them yet, and nothing you generate appears in any feed. Visibility does not change who can open a song; that takes one of the actions below.
Three actions, each yours to take and to undo, let other people listen:
- A share link for one song opens a page with that song, its cover and its lyrics to anyone who has the link. Stop sharing turns the link off, and moving the song to the Trash takes it off the page.
- An album share link lists only the album's songs that are themselves shared and finished, with the album's name, description and cover. Private songs in the album stay private.
- A published artist profile shows your name, username, bio, photo, website and location, and only the songs you choose to list on it. While it is published, your share pages also say who made the song; unpublish it and your name comes off them.
The rest of your library is never shown on any of these pages.
Uploads and the editing tools' outputs
Uploads for vocal removal, stem splitting, mastering and the other editing tools go from the browser straight to storage that is accounted to your user; the server never receives the bytes on a shared route. Files are then served only through a session-checked proxy: no session, or a session that does not own the file, receives 403 Forbidden. A file URL is therefore not a link you can hand to someone else.
Trained voices
A voice you train is created private: its visibility is private, its catalogue status is private, and its rights status is self-attested. You can switch a ready voice to public from the voice cloner after confirming that it is your own voice or one you have the right to share; it then waits in review and shows as "Public · pending review" to you alone. The Community list shows only voices that are public, catalogue-approved, rights-approved and ready — the approval is an operator's decision, made through the operations tooling, never automatic. You can make a voice private again at any time, which also removes it from the list. Your own models are always visible to you regardless of that state.
The examples on the site
The songs playable on the homepage and on tool pages are curated samples shipped with the site, not output from user accounts.
Deletion and retention
Retention periods and account deletion are set out in the privacy policy; this page does not repeat numbers that the policy owns.
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