Tag: music tech
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Video: Speaking on the Music Tectonics Panel: Starting up and Succeeding in Music Tech
This week I was asked to join the MusicTectonics panel as last year’s Narwhals startup competition winner.
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Exciting News: Aux Wins Innovate UK Grant for Music Innovation! 🚀
My company Aux has just been awarded £50,000 in Innovate UK funding, as part of the Creative Catalyst 2023 grant from Innovate UK, to turbocharge our mission: developing generative AI tools that are going to take music creation to the next level! What’s This All About? We’re diving headfirst into a six-month project that builds on…
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Aux Launches Connections AI – Part Funded by Innovate UK
We’ve been working away on something super exciting that we’ve implemented into the Aux app. Aux Connections AI automatically tags artists’ music projects with mood, genre and instrumentation. This data then builds a completely private profile of each artist which can then recommend new connections to collaborate with who have a similar style of music.…
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‘The majors have benefitted from AI for years. I want to bring it to indie labels and artists’ – Independent Music Insider Interview
Last month I spoke to the Independent Music Insider about Aux’s AI technology and how we’re helping bring the tools the majors have been using for years to independent artists and music businesses. Give it a read. Please read the full original article on the IMI website. At the start of June, Aux App was…
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Back in the Music Tech Game w/ SendMusic
TL;DR Kemal, Pal and I launched SendMusic – Check it out… and subscribe to our newsletter. I was sitting alone in a shed in the back of my mums garden in our small village in rural Norfolk. Salvaged iBook in front of me on the desk. Surrounded by computer parts, bits of old bike…
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NY:LON Connect and Music Startup Positivity. – The New Wave of Inventive Music Startups
A couple of weeks ago I was on a panel discussing investment in music startups as part of MusicAlly’s NY:LON Connect event as Reed Smith in London. A few months before at the BBC Future of Music conference Rorri Keflan-Jones painted a picture of a startups disappearing left right and venture. This panel took a…