Music is personal. These are the rules Midhull is built on, so your voice, your songs and the artists you love are respected.
Midhull can learn your singing voice only after you read a consent phrase out loud, live, in the app. We check that the voice on the recording is the one reading the phrase. You can’t build a voice from anyone else, and you can remove yours whenever you like.
Midhull doesn’t copy the voice, name or style of real artists. Describe the sound you want instead: the mood, the era, the instruments, the energy. That’s what we use to shape your song.
Sample it works with sounds that are cleared for it.
Commercial and third party recordings can’t be sampled. Every upload is checked against copyrighted music.
Every song, comment and profile has a report option, and you can block anyone. Reports are reviewed by people on our team, and the person reported is never told who reported them. If you think we got a decision wrong, appeal from the app and a person takes a fresh look.
Lyrics are checked before they’re sung and before songs appear in public places like the feed, charts and challenges.
Younger creators get an age-appropriate mode, and their songs start private.
Personal use on every plan, full terms at launch. Share your songs, give them as gifts and post them on your own channels. Anything beyond personal use is set out in the full terms, and each song carries a rights card in plain words.
When you send or share a song, the people who hear it can see it was made with Midhull, an AI music studio.
If you believe something on Midhull uses your work or your voice without permission, write to copyright@midhull.com. We review every notice.
