Spike AI — A Mix Product of the Week
Spike AI, an AI-based mixing plug-in being developed by engineer Mark “Spike” Stent, is expected to be released in early 2025.
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Spike AI, an AI-based mixing plug-in being developed by engineer Mark “Spike” Stent, is expected to be released in early 2025.
Mix co-editor Tom Kenny brings some fun context to the audio efforts behind 1996's Twister and this summer's semi-sequel Twisters.
Well, it had to happen sooner or later… AI-generated “art” being used to scam money out of the music industry.
Roland Corporation announced it has founded a specialized R&D group, Roland Future Design Lab, to explore and suggest “the future of music creation.”
Tokyo-based Dreamtonics has introduced Vocoflex, a real-time, AI-powered voice creation and transformation plug-in.
First issued in March, Roland Corporation and Universal Music Group (UMG)'s "Principles for Music Creation with AI" are reportedly gaining traction in the industry.
UMG will allow its artists to create vocal models of themselves for their own exclusive use via SoundLabs' AI technology, MicDrop.
AI tools are increasingly trying to make inroads into the recording world. Of course, a skilled mixer/remixer can do better—for now.
New AI-powered features—Session Players, Stem Splitter and ChromaGlow—are highlights of the latest Logic Pro updates, due out May 13.
Techivation has launched AI-Loudener, a new AI-powered audio plug-in for adding loudness, harmonic excitement, and warmth.
The music industry desperately needs revisions to the copyright laws to take AI changes into account—but it can’t just stop there.
Mixhalo real-time audio streaming software has added Mixhalo Translate to its features.
LANDR has offered online mastering for years; now the company's new AI-powered plug-in brings that directly into your DAW.
Adobe has unveiled Project Sound Lift, an AI-powered technology that separates speech from background sound.
A new partnership between the singer and CreateSafe expands access to GrimesAI vocals.
Moises Voice Studio uses AI to let singers license models of their voices to producers and other content creators.
Landr has introduced an AI Mastering Plug-in for DAWs
Platform establishes a set of three AI Music Principles and launches YouTube Music AI Incubator in partnership with UMG.
AIMS API has launched Prompt Search, which enables the exploration of music catalogs using natural language, phrases and descriptions.
UMG and Endel have entered a strategic relationship where Endel will apply AI to artist-provided stems to “reimagine” them as soundscapes.
Last September, I wrote an Open Channel about AI. Is it too soon to revisit the topic? Well, AI is reshaping the world at...
Dubai-based Al Mashhad has implemented a personalized AI-powered user experience based on Lawo IP-native solutions.
Is Mastering having a Kodak Moment? And is that a good thing...or a bad thing?
Jacktrip Labs has added a new AI-powered loss concealment feature and Soundscapes to its remote performance service.
Will AI will ruin music production? Craig Anderton suggests that the only way to beat artificial intelligence is with artificial stupidity.
Curated Sessions Highlight Areas of Challenge, Growth for Industry The Hollywood Professional Association (HPA) has announced the main program for the 2022 HPA Tech...
Artificial intelligence is the big buzz in plug-in development these days, and Austrian manufacturer Sonible has incorporated its own system into its compression, reverb...
Legendary producer/engineer Elliot Mazer, best-known for his work with Neil Young, Janis Joplin and others, died of a heart attack in his San Francisco...
Rob Tavaglione evaluates the Elevate Bundle, a package that consists of the component pieces of the Elevate Mastering Limiter (Punctuate, Saturate and Equivocate) as...
Craig Anderton looks at the changing trends of the annual AES Convention.
San Jose, CA – March 11, 2019 – 7:00 AM PT / 10:00 AM ET – On a mission to create safer communities, companies,...
Artificial intelligence and machine learning are making inroads into pro audio, but what's next?
By Michael Garwood. AI is fueled by data, which can come in many different forms for many different uses. On its own, that data...
By Tom Kenny. While still in its infancy, AI is most definitely coming to pro audio.