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Translating Sonic Languages: Different Perspectives On Music Analysis
For this guest post we are glad to share Benjamin Doubali's analysis on how to visualize sound. Benjamin studied sociology in Mainz and Paris. Through his work and research, he aims at exploring shifts in society,...
Creative City Berlin interviews Cyanite
Photo: © Stadtmarketing Mannheim GmbH Nadja Capellmann Creative City Berlin sat with us to look into Cyanite’s business model, from the most primitive ideas behind the project till what became the most current...
PR: BPM Supreme integrates Cyanite’s algorithms
PRESS RELEASE: RTL integrates Cyanite’s recommendation algorithms into its own production music library FAR MUSIC The Mannheim-based technology company Cyanite enriches the in-house production music library…
How to Use Cyanite to Find Music for Your Videos
Communicating through video is better with music. Especially if you want audiences to feel what you're saying. Without music, there’s no emotive hook for the viewer to tie onto. It's just moving images that might say...
The 3 Best Ways to Improve your Playlist Pitching with CYANITE – 2.0
Let's be honest. Playlists in music streaming have fundamentally changed how we find, listen to and share music. How music is sorted and distributed. And how successful your music turns out to be. In this article we...
Free White Paper: 8 Tips How To Organize Your Music Catalog Better
Only a song found is a song licensed. However, in big music databases, many great songs will be left undiscovered due to differences in metadata. Whether that is caused by several people with different interpretations...
Cyanite Talks #3 with Josephine Geipel – Music Therapist & Researcher at SRH Heidelberg
For the third part of our interview series #CyaniteTalks we sat down with Josephine Geipel, music therapist and researcher at the SRH University Heidelberg. Josephine's insights show us the power of music far beyond...
The 4 essential steps for analyzing music with neural networks
The article was written by Cyanite data scientist Philipp Scholze. Intro As written in an earlier blog article, we at Cyanite focus on the analysis of music by using artificial intelligence (AI) in form of neural...
Cyanite Update 2020 🥁 The new Library and updated Similarity Search
Introducing Cyanite's new features We have implemented feedback from Cyanite users around the world into our latest version and are more than excited to finally launch it. This version includes AI tagging for your own...
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Beyond the surface of music
Translating Sonic Languages: Different Perspectives On Music Analysis
For this guest post we are glad to share Benjamin Doubali's analysis on how to visualize sound. Benjamin studied sociology in Mainz and Paris. Through his work and research, he aims at exploring shifts in society, knowledge and everyday interactions under the...
Creative City Berlin interviews Cyanite
Photo: © Stadtmarketing Mannheim GmbH Nadja Capellmann Creative City Berlin sat with us to look into Cyanite’s business model, from the most primitive ideas behind the project till what became the most current version of our AI ( that you can try here) , aiming...
PR: BPM Supreme integrates Cyanite’s algorithms
PRESS RELEASE: RTL integrates Cyanite’s recommendation algorithms into its own production music library FAR MUSIC The Mannheim-based technology company Cyanite enriches the in-house production music library…
How to Use Cyanite to Find Music for Your Videos
Communicating through video is better with music. Especially if you want audiences to feel what you're saying. Without music, there’s no emotive hook for the viewer to tie onto. It's just moving images that might say something, but your viewer also might not get it....
The 3 Best Ways to Improve your Playlist Pitching with CYANITE – 2.0
Let's be honest. Playlists in music streaming have fundamentally changed how we find, listen to and share music. How music is sorted and distributed. And how successful your music turns out to be. In this article we give DIY musicians, artist managers and labels three...
Free White Paper: 8 Tips How To Organize Your Music Catalog Better
Only a song found is a song licensed. However, in big music databases, many great songs will be left undiscovered due to differences in metadata. Whether that is caused by several people with different interpretations working on your catalogue, or because you acquired...
Cyanite Talks #3 with Josephine Geipel – Music Therapist & Researcher at SRH Heidelberg
For the third part of our interview series #CyaniteTalks we sat down with Josephine Geipel, music therapist and researcher at the SRH University Heidelberg. Josephine's insights show us the power of music far beyond its use for entertainment and leisure purposes. ...
The 4 essential steps for analyzing music with neural networks
The article was written by Cyanite data scientist Philipp Scholze. Intro As written in an earlier blog article, we at Cyanite focus on the analysis of music by using artificial intelligence (AI) in form of neural networks. Neural networks can be utilized for many...
Cyanite Update 2020 🥁 The new Library and updated Similarity Search
Introducing Cyanite's new features We have implemented feedback from Cyanite users around the world into our latest version and are more than excited to finally launch it. This version includes AI tagging for your own songs, sonic similarity searches for your own...
