BassLab Privacy Policy

Last Updated: 2026-10-02

BassLab LLC ("we," "us," or "our") respects your privacy and is committed to protecting the personal data and audio content you entrust to us while using the Bass Practice App. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and safeguard your information when you upload music, extract stems, and record your bass performances.

1. Information We Collect

To provide and improve our specialized audio analysis and scoring features, we collect the following types of information:

• Account and Profile Information: When you create an account, we collect your basic details such as your name, email address, and authentication credentials.
• User-Uploaded Audio: We collect the audio files (such as FLAC, MP3, or WAV) you upload to the app for stem separation, as well as the isolated guitar, bass, drums, and vocal stems generated by the process.
• Recorded Performances: We collect the raw audio recordings of your bass performances captured via your connected USB interface or device microphone.
• Performance Metadata and Analytics: Our backend DSP engine generates and stores mathematical data based on your playing, including onset timestamps, pitch estimations (via models like CREPE), rhythmic timing offsets, and your final accuracy scorecards.
• Device and Usage Data: We collect basic diagnostic data, crash reports, and usage metrics to ensure the stability of the application.

2. How We Use Your Data and System Improvements

The core functionality of BassLab relies on complex audio processing. We use your data to operate the service, display your forensic accuracy scores, and manage your account and subscriptions.

Furthermore, by using BassLab, you grant us the right to use your submitted audio files, recorded performances, and associated metadata to improve our systems. This specifically includes using your audio data to train, test, and refine our internal machine learning models, such as improving the Demucs stem isolation, optimizing the spectral flux onset detection for bass transients, and tuning the accuracy of our pitch verification engines.

3. Data Sharing and Community Features

We enforce strict boundaries regarding who has access to your private practice sessions and audio data.

• No Third-Party Sharing: We will not sell, rent, or share any of your uploaded audio files, generated stems, or personal bass recordings with third-party advertisers, data brokers, or external platforms. Your private practice audio remains strictly confidential.
• No Sharing Between Accounts: Your uploaded audio, separated stems, recorded performances, mixes, and scorecards are private to your account. The app provides no way to publish or share them with another user, and our servers reject any request to make a project public.
• The Community Library: The songs in the app's Community tab are placed there by BassLab. Nothing you add to the app appears in that library, and no other user can see what you add.
• Service Providers: We may share non-audio, strictly administrative data with trusted infrastructure partners (like Apple for App Store payments) solely to facilitate the operation of the app.

4. Data Security and Your Rights

We implement industry-standard encryption and security measures to protect your audio files and account credentials from unauthorized access. However, no digital transmission is entirely secure, and you utilize the service at your own risk.

Depending on your jurisdiction, you have the right to request access to the personal data we hold about you, request corrections to inaccurate data, or demand the deletion of your account and all associated audio files and scorecards.

To exercise your data rights or ask questions about this policy, please contact us at [Insert Contact Email].

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