Music Audio Expert - French

What You'll Do7

• Score AI-generated songs against detailed quality standards covering musicality, creativity, and how well each track follows its prompt
• Place two AI-generated tracks head-to-head and pick the stronger result, with reasoning tied to the rating rubric
• Judge vocal performance and production/mix quality on each submission
• Tag tracks by genre, song structure, instrumentation, vocal type, and other musical traits
• Check AI-written lyrics and sung vocals against reference material for accuracy and quality
• Apply written rating guidelines in English while working in French across a broad spread of genres
• Keep your assessments consistent from one listening session to the next

Requirements4

• Native or near-native French, plus the ability to read and follow detailed written instructions in English
• At least 2 years working as a music producer, audio engineer, or mixing engineer
• Headphones or studio monitors fit for critical listening
• Comfort judging music across many genres, not just the ones you produce

Preferred Qualifications3

• Formal training in music performance, theory, or composition
• Production, engineering, or mixing credits on released or commercial work
• Deep familiarity with contemporary French genres, sub-genres, and artists

Who Should Apply

Producers, mixing engineers, and audio engineers with 2+ years in the studio who speak French at a native level and can judge a track on craft, not taste. If you know current French genres inside out and own gear that lets you hear a mix clearly, this fits.

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