Copyright Policy

Q. What are the score and piano keyboard on screen? Do I need to read music?

You don't need to read music. When you play a segment, a cursor follows along on the score above, and the piano keyboard below lights up the notes of the current chord so you can see what you're hearing. Tapping a bar or auditioning an alternative instantly updates the keyboard. If you arrive from Music Check's 'Fix in Sound Pick', it jumps to the flagged bar with the score cursor and keyboard already aligned there (it won't auto-play — tap to start from that point). Lyric-less piano and instrumental tracks show the score and keyboard the same way.

Q. If I finalize an arrangement with Sound Pick, is copyright registration guaranteed?

No. The finalize record is evidence of what a human chose and when — it's a reference that may support a human-authorship claim. Whether a work is registrable is decided by copyright offices and courts, and this record does not guarantee registration or approval.

Q. What do the 'Grade A' / 'Grade B' labels mean?

This is WIA Music's own internal label — Grade A means at least one chord was actively changed; Grade B means the session was reviewed without changes. It is not an official legal grade or certification.

Q. A bar is flagged as a possible copyright match — what should I do?

This highlights bars near a timestamp where automated recognition (sampling a few windows) found a match, as a reference — it's not a precise bar-level determination, since matching is done on second-level sample windows. We suggest editing those bars first. No flag doesn't guarantee no risk either, since only sampled windows are checked.

Q. Is Sound Pick free?

Listening to segments and comparing alternatives is free. Finalizing — which creates the arrangement record — requires a separate upgrade add-on on top of the base track purchase (shown on the track page).