Have you ever wondered if the songs in your favorite streaming playlist were actually made by a human? Well, Deezer just released a brand new online detector that scans your music library to find completely artificial tracks. This free tool works perfectly across twenty different platforms, including massive heavyweights like Spotify, giving everyone a much-needed peek behind the digital curtain.
The scanner connects directly to your existing music accounts
To use this new detector, you just visit the official Deezer website and select your current music provider. Once you log in and connect your account, the system reads through your saved playlists. It searches for specific digital clues that computer programs leave behind when they generate audio. It works seamlessly whether you use Apple Music or any other major streaming service. According to the company, this software spots synthetic tracks with over ninety-nine percent accuracy.
Right now, the sheer amount of machine-made music flooding the internet is massive. Deezer says it receives nearly seventy-five thousand artificial tracks every single day. That makes up roughly forty-four percent of all the new songs uploaded to its servers. By opening up this detection software to everyone, the company hopes to bring more transparency to the entire industry, regardless of whether you listen on an Android phone or an Apple device.
When you use the scanner, you might be surprised by the results. The company found that nearly half of the people switching over from rival services already have artificial songs hiding in their playlists. If you care about supporting real human artists, spending a few minutes checking your favorite mixes is definitely worth the effort.
