Rights and Disclosure
A per-surface rights ledger, what SynthID does and does not prove, and distributor and platform AI policies.
Academy / Google Lyria 3.5 Ladder / Level 3
Google Lyria 3.5 Professional AI Music Production
Level 3 treats Lyria as business infrastructure. You build a rights architecture per surface, plan distribution and disclosure, pitch sync and client work without overpromising, build a small API pipeline, manage preview-model risk and scale a catalog.
Clients and Pipelines
Sync and client work, scoring video, stems and vocals, the full MWHQ stack and a small pipeline on the Gemini API.
Scale and Continuity
Teaching your method, scaling to a thousand tracks, vendor continuity and a Legacy Statement for year three.
What You’ll Cover
Twelve sessions from competent user to accountable professional.
The sessions cover optimization and evaluation, rights architecture, distribution and disclosure, sync and client work, label and A&R navigation, stems and deconstruction, vocals and likeness, the full MWHQ stack, building on the API, teaching, scaling and the business at year three.
At the end you can defend a rights position in writing, deliver client work with honest warranties and run a catalog that survives a model rename or a deprecation.
Where This Level Fits
The top of the live Lyria ladder.
Level 3 assumes the Level 1 and Level 2 habits and extends them to business operations, client delivery and long-term vendor risk.
It is right for producers, educators and small studios who want to build a sustainable AI music business rather than a pile of generations.
Access & Pricing
One-time purchase. Ongoing value.
Level 3 follows the same Academy pricing standard used across the live Academy ladders.
Public
$299 one-time purchase with lifetime access.
Pro
Use the Pro Workshop Discount at checkout to reduce the price to $249.
All Access
Use the All Access Workshop Discount at checkout to reduce the price to $199.
Next Step
Build the habits that protect your catalog and your credibility.
Lyria is fast. The professional difference is knowing where each song came from, what it cost and what you can say about it. This level builds that discipline.