How Tunez works

From first note to official result.

Four steps, all online — from your first note to an official result. You can save and come back at any point before you submit.

Start with step one How judging works

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Step 1 · Apply
Apply and check eligibility
Create an account with your age band, country and languages. Under 18? A guardian consents first.
- Create a free account with your email address.
- Tell us your age band, country and the languages you sing in.
- Under 18? A parent or guardian gives consent before any recording is stored.
- Eligibility is checked when you apply — applying doesn’t guarantee a place.
Application
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Step 2 · Record
Record one take
Record or upload one continuous performance. Uploads resume if you drop; you get a receipt.
- Record in your browser, or upload a performance you already have.
- One continuous take — the judges hear exactly what you recorded.
- Uploads resume if your connection drops, and you get a receipt.
- Formats, size and length limits are still to be confirmed (D08).
Synthetic waveform — an illustration, no sound plays
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Step 3 · Evidence
AI evidence, human judges
Automated analysis measures pitch, timing and phrasing where it can. Human judges review; anything it can’t assess is “Not assessed”.
- Pitch, timing and phrasing are measured where the analysis can measure them.
- Four AI personas present the measurements — each one labelled as AI.
- Anything it can’t measure for your language or tradition reads “Not assessed”.
- Audience reactions are never used in scoring.
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Step 4 · Decision
Official after approval
Your scorecard shows each criterion and its source. Results are official only after human approval, and you can appeal.
- Judges score each criterion against the published rubric.
- They see the AI evidence and may overrule it with a written reason.
- A head judge reconciles differences and approves the result.
- Appeals follow the competition’s published rules.
Official

The fine print, up front

Evidence you can read. Decisions people make.

What “AI evidence” means

Automated analysis measures what it can — pitch, timing, phrasing — and shows the numbers and the method. Anything it cannot measure for your language or tradition is marked “Not assessed”, never guessed. Human judges review every score and decide every result.

Fairness and appeals

Results become official only after human approval. Every scorecard shows each criterion and where it came from, and you can appeal within the published window.

Applying doesn’t guarantee a place. Rules v1.0 — draft, pending legal review.

Still wondering?

Questions people ask first

All questions

Does the AI decide my result?
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Who can enter?
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Which languages can I sing in?
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Ready for step one?

Create a free account and check your eligibility. You can save and come back at any point before you submit.

Create your account Read the rules

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Apply and check eligibility

Create an account with your age band, country and languages. Under 18? A guardian consents first.

Create a free account with your email address.

Tell us your age band, country and the languages you sing in.

Under 18? A parent or guardian gives consent before any recording is stored.

Eligibility is checked when you apply — applying doesn’t guarantee a place.

Record one take

Record or upload one continuous performance. Uploads resume if you drop; you get a receipt.

Record in your browser, or upload a performance you already have.

One continuous take — the judges hear exactly what you recorded.

Uploads resume if your connection drops, and you get a receipt.

Formats, size and length limits are still to be confirmed (D08).

AI evidence, human judges

Automated analysis measures pitch, timing and phrasing where it can. Human judges review; anything it can’t assess is “Not assessed”.

Pitch, timing and phrasing are measured where the analysis can measure them.

Four AI personas present the measurements — each one labelled as AI.

Anything it can’t measure for your language or tradition reads “Not assessed”.

Audience reactions are never used in scoring.

Official after approval

Your scorecard shows each criterion and its source. Results are official only after human approval, and you can appeal.

Judges score each criterion against the published rubric.

They see the AI evidence and may overrule it with a written reason.

A head judge reconciles differences and approves the result.

Appeals follow the competition’s published rules.

From first note to official result.

Apply and check eligibility

Record one take

AI evidence, human judges

Official after approval

What “AI evidence” means

Fairness and appeals

Does the AI decide my result?

Who can enter?

Which languages can I sing in?

Ready for step one?

From first note to official result.

Apply and check eligibility

Record one take

AI evidence, human judges

Official after approval

What “AI evidence” means

Fairness and appeals

Does the AI decide my result?

Who can enter?

Which languages can I sing in?

Ready for step one?