by Jakob | Oct 29, 2021 | AI Analysis
In light of the scariest night of the year, we present the data story on movies for Halloween. We identify the dominant emotion in the movies’ soundtracks and analyze the scariest movie music-wise. Read on to find out more. Dracula Bram Stoker’s Dracula is a...
by Jakob | Jun 30, 2021 | AI Analysis
In the world of electronic music, shifting between different aliases allows artists to explore different sounds and demonstrate their versatility without transforming existing music identities too much. But is it really true that different aliases mean different sound...
by Jakob | May 7, 2021 | AI Analysis
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, empowering, and promoting artistic talent, contacted us with the idea of a similar project for Mexican clubs...
by Jakob | Apr 30, 2021 | AI Analysis, Music Industry
A couple of weeks ago, Cyanite co-founder Jakob, gave a lecture in a music publishing class at Berlin’s BIMM Institute. The topic was to show and give concrete examples of AI’s real use cases in today’s music industry. The goal was to get away from the overload of...
by admin | Mar 4, 2021 | AI Analysis
If we asked you to describe the vibe of your favourite nightclub, could you? Today, we show you how we would describe the sounds of some of our favourite clubs, with the help of the Cyanite music AI analysis software. We analysed album compilations of 9 well-loved...
by admin | Jun 10, 2020 | AI Analysis
As a team of music lovers, the Cyanite team has been tuning in regularly to Berlin’s lockdown livestream DJ sets over the last few months. Some of us might be of the opinion that recording technology should be kept firmly away from the dancefloor in order for party...