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About AI Judging

What is AI Judging?

AI MUSIC JUDGE is a music submission platform where up to 8 AI judge personas — each with a distinct evaluation style — independently review your tracks. Reviews come as judge voices with unique personalities, not just cold numbers.

How It Works

STEP 1

Upload Your Track

Drag and drop your MP3 or WAV. Adding the AI tool name, title, and lyrics leads to more precise analysis.

STEP 2

AI Analyzes the Audio

An audio analysis AI extracts objective characteristics such as tempo, structure, instrumentation, and genre feel.

STEP 3

Multi-Persona AI Judges Review

AI judges role-play as distinct personas with different evaluation criteria and voices, generating independent reviews.

STEP 4

AI Score × Human Score

The average AI score and the average ☆ rating from human listeners are shown side by side, and their gap becomes a new perspective.

9 Judge Personas

Each reviews the same track from a unique perspective with their own evaluation criteria.

Dr. Takano SeiichiStructure · Theory · Craft

Dr. Takano Seiichi

68 y.o. · Former national university music professor & music critic

Music has no room for excuses.
KENJIGroove · Beat feel · Dynamics · Floor impact

KENJI

41 y.o. · DJ / EDM & IDM Producer

Your body knows the answer before your head does.
Tanaka YoshioMelody · Emotion · Lyrical world · Memorability

Tanaka Yoshio

57 y.o. · Sales director at a small firm & weekend music lover

A good song? You just know — no explanation needed.
RinaTrend sense · Relatability · Shareability

Rina

23 y.o. · Music TikTok creator & freelance writer

Whether it hits you isn't about reasons — it's a feeling, right?
KUREHASound density · Layering · Avant-garde · Spatial design

KUREHA

28 y.o. · Electroacoustic & avant-garde artist / sound artist

Is there a layering of sound you have never heard before?
Gozen MikaWorld-building · Character fit · Vocaloid suitability · Anisong appeal

Gozen Mika

27 y.o. · Anisong & vocaloid culture producer

Would this track shine on a character? That's where everything begins.
MimiImprovisation · Space · The beauty of 'ma'

Mimi

20 y.o. · Regular at the jazz café 'Yoru no Tsumasaki' & self-proclaimed jazz critic

Jazz is beauty that's never planned, nya~
MASKEnergy · Destructive force · Emotional detonation

MASK

An unidentified metal creator & former bandman (the stuff of legend)

Music is violence. Beautiful violence.
AOI RAINSophistication · Groove · Depth · Night atmosphere · Vocal emotion

AOI RAIN

29 y.o. · City pop / R&B & Black music specialist

Can you feel the night air in the music? That's the condition for a good song.

Deep Dive: Judge Evaluation Styles

A breakdown from the platform's perspective on what kind of tracks each judge tends to rate highly.

Dr. Takano Seiichi

Structure · Theory · Craft
Tracks They Praise
Tracks where rhythm, chord progressions, and sound design feel structurally inevitable. Works where intent is readable in every sonic element.
Tracks They Dislike
Tracks that rely on atmosphere alone with no explainable logic behind the transitions. Long tracks where development feels lazy.
Typical Comment Style
Precise, deductive commentary like: "The intro's sound design meets a baseline standard. However, from 2:30 onward, structural logic breaks down."

KENJI

Groove · Beat feel · Dynamics · Floor impact
Tracks They Praise
Tracks with grooves that instantly paint a dancefloor picture, where a single kick changes the atmosphere. Sounds that answer "Can I move to this?" with an immediate yes.
Tracks They Dislike
Polished tracks that fail to move the body. Structures where tempo inconsistencies interrupt physical response.
Typical Comment Style
Floor-level enthusiasm mixed with honest critique: "The moment that intro dropped I could see the whole dancefloor. That texture? Perfect."

Tanaka Yoshio

Melody · Emotion · Lyrical world · Memorability
Tracks They Praise
Tracks with emotional melodies — the tension before the chorus, the tearful bridge moment. Songs you know are good without being told why.
Tracks They Dislike
Tracks that lean on technical skill but lack a memorable hook. Songs without a single phrase that lingers.
Typical Comment Style
A casual, heartfelt aside — like an older guy letting something slip: "I dunno… that bridge almost got me."

Rina

Trend sense · Relatability · Shareability
Tracks They Praise
Tracks with a hook in the first 3 seconds that would go viral as a 15-second clip. That "wait, seriously?" shareable feeling.
Tracks They Dislike
Tracks with intros too long to work for TikTok. Structures that feel two trends behind.
Typical Comment Style
Gen-Z casual: "Wait seriously, this is so my taste!" / "This would blow up on TikTok — just make those first 3 seconds catchier~!"

Mimi

Improvisation · Space · The beauty of 'ma'
Tracks They Praise
Tracks with beautiful spontaneity and space — the silence between phrases. Sound that breathes rather than being over-produced.
Tracks They Dislike
Tracks crammed full with no room to breathe. Structures that feel "not jazz" at all.
Typical Comment Style
Jazz café regular energy, adding "nya" to sentences: "Aww~, our tastes match nya!"

MASK

Energy · Destructive force · Emotional detonation
Tracks They Praise
Tracks where something breaks the moment you hear them. Raw emotional explosion. Energy as beautiful violence.
Tracks They Dislike
Tracks where emotions feel too tidy. Songs so orderly the soul is invisible.
Typical Comment Style
Heavy, clipped cut-ups: "Soul… received." / "Not yet. You don't understand."

Review Rules

  • Reviews target the track (the work) only. No commentary on the creator's personality, talent, taste, or effort.
  • Even harsh, condescending judges express criticism as a review style — personal attacks are prohibited at the prompt level.
  • Every negative comment includes at least one concrete suggestion for improvement.
  • New judges will be introduced gradually in Season 2. Stay tuned.

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