Our free web app has reached 10 000 users! ???? We spent $0 on ads and grew organically with the help of an amazing community and their ideas. To celebrate this milestone, we are sharing insights from the recent user survey. These survey results provide novel insights into how AI is being used by music professionals worldwide.

Here are our key finds:

1. Getting a second opinion on music is the most popular use case of our AI web app
2. Our biggest audiences are musicians and producers, followed by DJs and publishers
3. Genre, Key, and Moods are our most popular tags.

See below for full survey results and responses.

We’re super proud and thankful to have achieved this milestone. Our web app developed from a showcase product to a tool that helps artists in everyday understanding and pitching of their music with the help of AI. Seeing this user base grow, connect and contribute to product development has been the most rewarding experience.

We’re looking forward to the next milestone and developing new algorithms every day!

If you want to get the first grip on Cyanite’s technology, you can register for our free web app to analyze music and try similarity searches without any coding needed.

Please contact us with any questions about our Cyanite AI via sales@cyanite.ai. You can also directly book a web session with Jay here.

“Cyanite’s vision is to create a universal translation intelligence for music – an intelligence that can translate music into anything and anything into music…”

On May 18th, 2022, Cyanite was interviewed by Synchtank’s blog alongside AIMS founder Martin Nedved. Our CMO Jakob Höflich talked to Synchtank about Cyanite’s philosophy and concrete use cases.

The article focuses on the future of music search and the latest developments in metadata and music tagging. It outlines the ways Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the industry bringing in a plethora of opportunities for catalog owners from classifying catalogs to finding the right fitting songs for sync briefs in a matter of seconds. Finally, it reveals some innovative developments at Cyanite that change the nature of music search as you know it.

To read the article and learn more about AI developments, similarity algorithms, and music information retrieval head over to Synchtank’s blog – High Fidelity: How Can Advancements in AI Music Metadata Revolutionize Sync?

We were invited to contribute to Synchtank’s blog by Emma Griffiths, Synchtank’s content manager.

I want to integrate AI in my service as well – how can I get started?

If you want to get the first grip on Cyanite’s technology, you can also register for our free web app to analyze music and try similarity searches without any coding needed.

jazzahead! is a professional jazz industry event and a place to listen to contemporary jazz music that takes place every year in Bremen. This is where all the participants of the jazz music scene from professional musicians to media representatives meet and take part in the trade fair and a festival.

This year, jazzahead! introduced the first-ever AI panel into its program. On April 30th, 2022, our Director of Music Industry Relations, Jay Ahern, joined the “How AI unlocks new opportunities for music” panel to discuss the rise of Artificial Intelligence in the music industry and AI music projects alongside Dr. Stephan Bauman, Benoit Carré, and Celine Garcia.

The conversation revolved around the present uses and future developments of AI in music. AI was discussed as a tool to help artists, labels, and publishers advance in their fields rather than replace humans. The panel participants looked into the advantages of AI for music businesses such as metadata generation, advanced music searches such as the search by emotions or character, increased understanding of the back catalogs, and streamlining of the time-consuming processes.

The current threats to the industry such as the overflow of musical content (user-generated content) were also thoroughly explored bringing forward the AI’s ability to handle unlimited amounts of data and analyze hundreds of songs at once.

To see the highlights from the fascinating jazzahead! panel discussion featuring Jay Ahern watch the video above or on Youtube.

Also, see our recently updated article on emerging technology in the music industry where we discuss opportunities for music companies to advance their offerings and monetize their catalogs with the help of AI and other technologies.

We are grateful to have been invited to Jazzahead! 2022 by MusicTech Germany.

Further participants of the panel included:

• Dr. Stephan Baumann, Senior Researcher @ DfKI 

• Benoit Carré, Musician ‘Skygge‘

• Celine Garcia Publisher and Innovative Project Manager @ Puppet Master

I want to integrate AI in my service as well – how can I get started?

If you want to get the first grip on Cyanite’s technology, you can also register for our free web app to analyze music and try similarity searches without any coding needed.

A music library stands out by its content but also by how fast, intuitive and easy the users can find the music they need. In other words: A unique catalog + an outstanding user experience = key factors for success. So how can you optimize the user experience to attract new customers and retain existing ones?

In our case study video interview with Cinephonix, we explore how the UK-based production music library successfully expanded their business with AI-powered search tools using Cyanite’s unique API.

You will learn about:

• Cinephonix’s specific challenges with music search
• How the Cyanite API integration went
• And how it benefited their business.

Hear about the experience firsthand from Anthony Walters, Managing Director of Cinephonix. To watch the case study video, click the play button below. 

Please contact us with any questions about our Cyanite AI via business@cyanite.ai. You can also directly book a web session with Cyanite co-founder Markus here.

If you want to get the first grip on Cyanite’s technology, you can also register for our free web app to analyze music and try similarity searches without any coding needed.