Music Audio Expert - German

What You'll Do6

• Score pairs of AI-generated tracks against each other on musicality, creativity, how well they follow the prompt, vocal performance and production polish.
• Apply genre, structure, instrumentation and vocal labels to each song so the data set stays consistent.
• Check generated lyrics and vocal takes against reference recordings and flag quality or accuracy problems.
• Write short, clear justifications in German and English that explain each score you assign.
• Work through a rubric of detailed quality standards and keep your judgments aligned with other reviewers.
• Listen on headphones or studio monitors and catch mix faults such as balance, masking or clipping.

Requirements5

• Native or near-native German, plus enough English to read and follow detailed written instructions.
• At least 2 years working as a music producer, audio engineer or mixing engineer.
• Headphones or studio monitors good enough for critical listening.
• Willingness to complete a Bilingual Competency Interview in German as part of the application.
• Ability to keep scoring consistent across long listening sessions and many genres.

Preferred Qualifications3

• Formal study in music performance, theory or composition.
• Production, engineering or mixing credits on released or commercial work.
• Strong grasp of contemporary German genres, sub-genres and the artists behind them.

Who Should Apply

Producers, mixing engineers and audio engineers with at least two years of hands-on work who speak German at a native or near-native level. You should feel comfortable judging a track's mix, arrangement and vocals, then writing up why a score landed where it did.

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