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Thoughts and resources on music industry and AI
Music Ally Startup Files with Cyanite
One and only Music Ally covered us in their latest StartupFiles. In an interview with two of Cyanite's co-founders, Markus and Jakob, they explain how we want...
Case Study: How SWR uses Cyanite’s recommendation algorithms for their new radio app
About SWR SWR is not only Germany’s 3rd biggest radio station but also investing heavily in the future of radio via its own innovation entity SWR audiolab....
How AI Empowers Employees in the Music Industry
According to a McKinsey report, 70% of companies are expected to adopt some kind of AI technology by 2030. The music industry is not an exception. Yet, when...
The New Detail View is LIVE!
Introducing Cyanite's Detail View If you like to explore music data in a visual format, we have news for you. Our Detail View is now live and it is maybe the...
The Sound of Traumprinz – AI Music Analysis
In the world of electronic music, shifting between different aliases allows artists to explore different sounds and demonstrate their versatility without...
Explore New Cyanite Features – June 2021
Introducing Cyanite's new features We are constantly updating and adding new features to Cyanite based on your feedback. In June we released features that...
Embracing AI in Your Sonic Branding
Ever wondered what sonic identities are and how they can be created? Sonic identity is a fairly recent term, that means an audio representation of the brand's...
How to Create Custom Audiences for Pre-Release Music Campaigns in Facebook, Instagram, and Google
As a music label, you know how hard it is to promote a new artist and cut through the noise. Most music advertising agencies and labels choose to do Facebook...
Cyanite API Update – New Instruments and More
We are proud to announce the latest API update. This update includes 8 new instrument classifiers, improved BPM, Key, and Time Signature detection, and...
Club Sounds Analysis with Cyanite: Mexican Edition
Following the success of the article on German club sounds, published in March on the Cyanite blog, Terc0 - a group of creatives from Mexico searching,...