Jack Righteous Resource Guide
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See who this resource is for, how access works, and what happens after checkout.
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One-time Excel tool purchase
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Independent and AI-assisted music creators organizing release rights, metadata, permissions and unresolved questions.
What happens next
Complete checkout, then use the delivered workbook to review and document your release information.
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AI Music Ownership & Release Readiness Tracker (Excel Tool)
AI Music Ownership & Release Readiness Tracker (Excel Tool)
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C$5 · Excel Release Tool
When one song becomes several releases, memory stops being a system.
If your ownership notes, contributors, AI-source records, ISRCs, permissions and distributor details live in different places, it gets harder to answer one simple question: is this release actually ready for its next step?
The AI Music Ownership & Release Readiness Tracker gives each serious track one structured record so you can see what is documented, what is missing and what still needs attention before submission.
The goal is not to declare a song legally cleared. The goal is to see what is documented, what is missing and what still needs confirmation before release.
The problem this solves
Without a release record
- split notes in email
- AI-generation link in browser history
- ISRC inside a distributor dashboard
- artwork version in Drive
- permission message in chat
- final WAV somewhere on your computer
With the tracker
One track → one reviewable record.
Keep the facts together, see what is unresolved, and know what you need to check next.
Record → Review → Decide
1 · RECORD
Add what you already know: track/version, contributors, source files, AI tools, rights notes, identifiers and distributor details.
2 · REVIEW
Expose blank information, conflicting details, missing identifiers and permission questions that still need an answer.
3 · DECIDE
Give the release a practical working status so the next action is clear instead of assumed.
What the workbook tracks
- track titles, versions and final-file status
- writers, producers, contributors and split notes
- AI tools, generation dates and source records
- ISRC, UPC, metadata and distributor fields
- uploaded audio, samples, voices and permission questions
- licensing, monetization and usage notes
- open issues that should be resolved before submission
Readiness results
Required fields are documented based on your entries.
Information is missing, inconsistent or still unconfirmed.
A material question should be resolved before distribution.
Included worksheets
- Master Tracks
- Rights & Contributors
- Distribution & Identifiers
- Licensing & Permissions
- Release Readiness Review
- Decision Feedback and next-action notes
You probably do not need this yet if you are only preparing one experimental song.
If you mainly need to understand the distribution process for one release, start with the free guide first. A tracker becomes more useful when the records start multiplying across songs, collaborators, tools and distributor submissions.
This starts making sense when…
- several tracks are moving toward release
- collaborators are involved
- you use multiple AI or music tools
- rights and source information is spread across platforms
- you have ISRCs, UPCs or distributor records to retain
- you expect to revisit the information months later
If you expect to need this information again, give it one home now.
Use the tracker to keep each serious release's contributors, source notes, identifiers, permissions and open questions together before the details disappear across apps and folders.
Use the Release Readiness Tracker · C$5
What should come after the tracker?
If the records are now organized and that solves the problem, stop here. This tool is meant to reduce uncertainty before release—not create another mandatory purchase.
Use the AI Music Distribution Guide and Stage 4 release support to decide the actual release path, verify current platform requirements and move from organized records into submission or another release route.
Continue to Release, Rights & Monetization Support →
Creator Pro is the better route when you also need deeper training across Sound, Voice, Brand or ongoing execution plus one monthly consultation.
Review Creator Pro →
Complete Access is the larger route when the project crosses multiple areas and you want eligible training, tool development and two consultations per month while access is active.
Review Complete Access →
The JR Creator Library provides the current included download set as a one-time purchase. It does not include ongoing future updates or monthly consultations.
Important boundary: this workbook organizes information and flags missing answers. It does not create rights, confirm ownership, provide legal clearance, approve distribution, guarantee platform acceptance or replace advice from a lawyer, distributor, rights organization or other qualified professional.
