Startup Mubert says its AI has now generated more than 100m tracks, including more than 56m created by its users.
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Anghami taps Mubert for 170k AI-generated football chants
A streaming service teaming up with an AI music startup to create “over 170k songs”? Sound the klaxons!
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AI music startup Mubert launches its text-to-music interface
It includes generating original music from a prompt, as well as an integration with Stable Diffusion to create music videos.
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Creative AIs and music in 2022: startups, artists and key questions
From the 1950s onwards, there have been researchers exploring algorithmic composition using computers around the world.
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Virtual world Sensorium Galaxy will have its own AI DJs
We’ve been writing about startup Sensorium Corporation, which has amassed more than $100m of funding to build a virtual reality platform next year – including a world called ‘Prism’ devoted to […]
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Zen 8 app adds AI music to Instagram and Snapchat stories
As Music Ally has been covering the latest wave of AI-generated music startups, we’ve argued that one of the most interesting uses for this technology is social – a way […]
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Mubert pitches AI generative music for B2B background usage
Music Ally first wrote about Mubert in February: it was one of the latest clutch of startups working on technology to create generative/adaptive music using AI. It already has a consumer app that people can use […]
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Musiio and Mubert are the latest AI-focused music startups
The fact that ‘AI music’ can mean several, very different things is well illustrated by the latest pair of startups exploring strains of artificial intelligence tech applied to music.
Musiio’s focus is on using AI to analyse large catalogues of music. “The tools we provide allow you as a business to process more data than is humanly viable, and gives you the competitive advantage by substantially increasing the accuracy and quality of your A&R,” explains its pitch.
“By ‘listening’ to more tracks than a human could ever comprehend and identifying characteristics and patterns therein, our AI allows you to better predict success.”