audio watermarking

Audio watermarking is a technique used to embed a unique identifier or information within an audio file without noticeably altering the original sound. This hidden data can convey copyright details, track usage, or ownership information. Think of it as an invisible “stamp” that helps protect intellectual property or track audio distribution. It’s crucial for content creators and companies to ensure their work isn’t misused or pirated. Watermarked audio can still be played and enjoyed normally, while allowing the owner to verify authenticity or ownership when needed.