Ditto Music: track flagged as AI
Checked on 13 Nov 2026. The steps below come from the platform's own pages.
The rule
A release identified as fully AI-generated may be rejected for publishing registration and by some music services. If yours was flagged by mistake, Ditto lets you appeal with evidence that a human made it.
What they ask for
- Proof you are a real, active artist: social media with a long history, live performance footage, interviews or press.
- Proof of the work: project or session files from your DAW, raw demos or individual stems, and footage or a screen recording of you composing or producing.
- Send them as links, screenshots and screen recordings.
Where to send it
Ditto's live chat (from your Ditto dashboard).
Ditto says it reviews evidence within 7 days.
- Lead with the project files and stems: they show the process, which is what the reviewer is looking for.
- Keep a copy of every chat message and what you sent.
Put the evidence together in minutes
- Make a receipt from your project folder: every file is fingerprinted on your device, nothing is uploaded.
- Open the receipt’s appeal pack, choose Ditto Music, and copy the letter or download the PDF.
- Send it together with the project files and stems they ask for.
A snapshot made today is dated today, and the pack says so: it organises what you have, it does not backdate it. From your next track on, snapshot each session and the history builds itself.
Sources
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