8 Ways AI Is Helping Musicians And The Whole Music Industry

Music is a great part of the daily lives of the majority of this entire population. It could be listening to your favorite song on the way to work or perhaps it might be even a cultural song performed at an important ceremony. 

Different genres of music have grown to be loved by billions of people worldwide. This love is mainly due to the emotions that are invoked by music. That is why independent record labels have worked on unleashing different types of talent in the music industry to touch their audience’s emotions.

So, what is music to become when it is blended with machine technology? Here are 8 ways artificial intelligence is being implemented in the music industry and the impact of such.

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The Internet Of Musical Things & You

From the audience’s perspective, it can be easy to think that the music industry doesn’t change a whole lot. Sure, there are shifts from one popular musician to another and the occasional change of primary medium, but apart from that, there’s not too much movement. Those of us who are deeply embedded in the industry, hustling to make a living from something we love, know that reality is quite different. The music business is in an almost constant state of flux, and that’s a huge challenge.

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Audio Networks - Key Considerations

Today everything is making use of a network. When it comes to the history of audio networks- it’s full of incompatibilities and questions of its reliability to give an optimum performance in a production environment whether it’s broadcast; live, cinema, post or recording.

In this article, we will discuss some key aspects to consider in audio networks and some key information that will help you out to design and configure your own.

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Trust Is The Next Big Data Opportunity

This year, the battle lines are being drawn in the fight for consumer privacy.

In January, Apple CEO Tim Cook, took a stand for consumer privacy rights in an article for Time Magazine, asserting that consumers have a right to know how their data is being used.

The past few years have been like the “wild west” in data harvesting. Taking a stand for consumer privacy at this moment in time is a calculated move on Apple’s part. Building trust around data and privacy is necessary in today’s digital world.

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