Can I post my own tracks here?
Yes, the rules explicitly welcome you to post your tracks on the front page, as long as you explain how you altered the song and what technique you used.
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r/HybridProduction rules, stats, and what to post
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/HybridProduction: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
Subreddit guides combine public Reddit source URLs, captured rules, visible verification dates, and Rankhog's account-safety workflow.
Current public stats
- Members
- 1,848
- Verified
- October 20, 2026
- Category
- AI music producers and hybrid creative creators
Rules can change, so Rankhog keeps verification dates and the original public Reddit sources visible.
Rule summary
- Hybrid Content Only!: Feel free to share your creations, but keep it respectful. Any shared content should not be 100% AI or Human. This sub is about the merging of the two, whatever medium you work with.
- Give a penny, take a penny...: If you upload something, try and pay it forward by engaging with someone else. Not only for the sub, but for yourself - this is how you grow.
- NO POLITICS: There is 10000 subs to go to for that, this isnt one of them. Were all here for a reason and united under that front.
- The Golden Rule: Just treat others the way you'd like to be treated. Pretty simple. No harassment, anti-ai sediment, all the -isms. Just be a decent person
- Its ok to say something isn't good, but explain why.: You cant grow without criticism, but the key is in how you criticize. If you dont like something, explain your reasons in a constructive manner.
- REQUIREMENTS TO POST MUSIC: your welcome to post your tracks on the front page. However You MUST explain how you have altered the song. What technique was used, or where it can be heard, or if you tried a new technique/process. Just dropping songs will be removed and administrative action taken upon second attempt. Lets keep this a place of innovaiton.
Works well
- A track post that combines AI generated elements with your own human playing or editing, plus a clear explanation of the technique you used and where it can be heard in the song
- A process breakdown describing a new hybrid technique or workflow you tried, what the AI contributed, and what you changed by hand
- A before and after post showing a raw AI output and the human alterations you made, with the reasoning behind each change
- A question post asking the community how they handle a specific hybrid production step, framed around your own current project
- Constructive feedback on someone else's track that explains what worked, what did not, and why, which also satisfies the give a penny take a penny spirit
Avoid
- Posting a track that is entirely AI generated with no human touch, because rule 1 says shared content should not be 100% AI
- Posting a purely human-made track with no AI element, because rule 1 says shared content should not be 100% Human
- Dropping a song with no explanation of how you altered it, what technique you used, or where the technique can be heard, because rule 6 says just dropping songs will be removed
- Posting the same kind of low-effort track twice, because rule 6 says administrative action is taken upon a second attempt
- Bringing politics into a post or comment, because rule 3 says this is not the sub for it
- Harassing people or posting anti-ai sentiment, because rule 4 names both as things that break the golden rule
What r/HybridProduction Is For
This is a community for people working at the meeting point of AI and human creativity. The description says it is geared toward hybrid music production, but it is open to any medium, because the members believe the future is AI and it is moving fast. People here share their own creations, talk technique, and trade feedback on work that blends machine and human effort. The description also points to an external page explaining what hybrid means, so the community has a real point of view about what counts as on topic.
Rules That Matter Before Posting
The rule that decides most outcomes here is “REQUIREMENTS TO POST MUSIC”, which says you must explain how you altered the song, what technique was used, or where it can be heard, and that just dropping songs will be removed with administrative action taken upon a second attempt. “Hybrid Content Only!” is the gatekeeper rule, because content that is 100% AI or 100% human does not belong. “Give a penny, take a penny...” matters for anyone posting their own work, since you are asked to pay it forward by engaging with someone else. “The Golden Rule” covers conduct, and it specifically calls out harassment and anti-ai sediment. “Its ok to say something isn't good, but explain why.” shapes how feedback works, so criticism must come with reasons. “NO POLITICS” is simple, keep politics out entirely.
What To Post
The strongest post here is a track or creative work that genuinely blends AI and human work, with a written breakdown of how you made it. Say what technique you used, where in the track it can be heard, or whether you tried a new process. If you are a founder with a tool, the respectful move is to show the tool inside a real hybrid workflow, explain the human decisions and the AI contributions, and invite critique. Engage with other people's posts too, because the rules ask you to pay it forward when you upload something. Keep any feedback you give constructive, with reasons attached.
What To Avoid
Do not post anything that is purely AI or purely human made, because that breaks the core rule of the sub. Do not drop a track with no explanation of your technique, because the rules say those posts get removed and a second attempt brings administrative action. Do not post politics. Do not harass anyone or post anti-ai sentiment, because both are named as violations of the golden rule. And if you critique someone's work, do not just say it is bad, explain why in a constructive way.
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Common questions about r/HybridProduction
Can I share something that is fully AI generated?
The rules say any shared content should not be 100% AI or 100% human, so your work needs to show a real merge of the two.
What do I have to include when I post music?
Rule 6 requires you to explain how you altered the song, what technique was used, or where it can be heard, so write that explanation into the post itself.
Do I have to comment on other people's work?
Rule 2 asks that if you upload something, you pay it forward by engaging with someone else in the community.
Can I give critical feedback on someone's track?
Yes, rule 5 says it is ok to say something is not good, but you must explain your reasons in a constructive manner.