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Rights + Contribution Master Tracker 2.0: Build and Export Your AI Music Project Record

Published August 01, 2026Last updated August 01, 2026By Gary Whittaker
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BUILD · Rights + Contribution Master Tracker 2.0

Build one organized AI music project record online.

This upgraded workspace helps you document evidence, human direction, AI use, collaborators, permissions, release declarations and unresolved risks—then export the completed record as a clean PDF.

Your existing tracker has been upgraded—not replaced by a new product.

This is the online successor to the Rights + Contribution Master Tracker. The core tracker remains available as a creator resource. Complete Access adds optional project-record feedback and guidance; it does not change the tracker into a new paid requirement.

Privacy: answers are saved only in this browser on this device. They are not submitted to Shopify or Jack Righteous. Export a PDF after meaningful work and before clearing browser data or changing devices.
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1. Readiness Check

Choose one clearly identified song and one intended release version. Complete the APPLY checklist first when the project cannot yet be reconstructed accurately.

2. Project Cover Sheet

3. Evidence Index

Assign evidence IDs and connect every important statement to supporting records. Examples: PLAT-001, PROMPT-001, LYRIC-001, AUDIO-001, DAW-001, COLLAB-001, LIC-001.

Evidence quality: preserve original files where possible. Screenshots and links are useful, but do not overstate what any one record proves.

4. Platform and Subscription Record

5. Chronological Creation Timeline

6. Human Direction Record

Document observable human decisions—not only prompt counts.

Strong example: “I rejected three arrangements, retained the percussion from Generation 04, replaced the chorus lyrics, recorded a new lead melody and rebuilt the ending in the DAW.”

7. Composition Authorship Map

Address lyrics, melody, harmony, rhythm, hook, bass line, structure, bridge and any translation or adaptation.

8. Sound-Recording Contribution Map

Keep the recording separate from the underlying composition.

9. AI-Generated Material Disclosure

10. Third-Party Materials Register

Stop and review: missing licences, non-commercial or personal-use terms, ignored attribution, unclear sublicensing, voice imitation, copied reference material, or client-supplied assets without permission confirmation.

11. Collaborators and Permissions

Credit, payment, ownership, royalties, permission to use and authority to license are separate questions.

12. Release and Distribution Record

13. Registration-Preparation Summary

This prepares facts; it does not file an application or decide eligibility.

14. Risk and Open Questions Log

15. Final Rights Summary

Export Review

You may export an incomplete draft. The PDF cover will show the selected document status.

Organize my completed tracker with ChatGPT

Use the text below after copying your completed records. The AI must never invent missing facts or decide ownership.

View a completed fictional example

When the City Wakes — Maya Lewis

Maya wrote original lyrics and a phone-demo melody. Suno generated an instrumental arrangement and guide vocal. She removed the guide vocal, recorded a new lead, rewrote the chorus, added a bridge, rearranged stems and mixed the final master. One licensed percussion loop was used. A session guitarist’s written release remains pending.

Status: Ready with conditions—obtain the guitarist agreement, archive the loop licence and complete the distributor’s AI disclosure accurately.

Continue the path: LEARN the rights foundationAPPLY the checklist → complete and export this BUILD record.

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