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YouTube Music keeps its AI label off songs fixed with Auto-Tune or AI mastering

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YouTube Music will not label a song as AI-made if an engineer tweaks a vocal with Auto-Tune or a producer feeds the master into automated AI software. Both cases sit in the “No Gen AI” class YouTube set for music partners, alongside the AI labels YouTube Music started rolling out on October 14, 2026. The examples are listed on YouTube’s help page. An engineer using standard pitch-correction software such as Auto-Tune “to correct minor tuning mistakes in a live vocal performance” falls under No Gen AI.

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