Protect artists and masters from voice clones
The problem. Anyone can now clone an artist's voice and release a convincing fake track, or pass off AI-generated audio as a real master. It confuses fans, siphons royalties, and puts the label in the position of constantly proving what's genuinely theirs.
What it costs. Fake releases divert streaming revenue, dilute an artist's brand, and create rights disputes that are slow and expensive to untangle, all while the next clone is already uploading.
The fix: authentic capture for audio. Prove a master or release is genuinely yours and unaltered, with a record that survives re-encoding and travels with the audio across platforms. Impostor tracks become easy to flag and disprove. Industry-standard and independently verifiable.
What you can do today
- Sign masters and official releases so platforms and fans can confirm what's genuinely yours.
- Flag voice-cloned or AI-generated audio submitted as the real thing.
- Strengthen rights claims with a verifiable record of origin for each release.
The job it does for labels and artists
You need to defend an artist's voice and catalog against an endless stream of fakes. Authentic capture gives every release a portable, checkable proof of origin, your fastest way to assert "this is the real one."
FAQ
Does the proof survive streaming compression? Yes, it's designed to travel with the audio and survive re-encoding at distribution quality.
Can a platform verify a track is the official release? Yes. Verification is independent and open, with no dependency on Original Pictures.
Related
Original Pictures provides content-provenance and integrity infrastructure. It verifies provenance signals and integrity relationships; it does not by itself constitute legal compliance with any regime or resolve rights ownership. Figures are drawn from public reporting; verify against primary sources before citing in regulated materials. Nothing here is legal advice.
Last verified 2026-06-02. Author: Mahdi Kazempour, Founder, Original Pictures.