Rightsify’s Hydra model is open to all, bringing better-sounding AI music and more flexible track lengths to businesses, artists and creators with full commercial usage. PASADENA, Calif., December…
Read more Rightsify Presents Hydra: Advanced AI Music Generation for AllGCX (Global Copyright Exchange) by Rightsify is rolling out Global Harmonies, the company’s latest initiative in exponentially broadening the musical horizons of generative AI. PASADENA, Calif., September 26,…
Read more Around the World in a Music Dataset: GCX Expands AI Music Horizons With Global Harmonies, Its Ethical International DatasetsControlling the distribution of music — and thus making sure composers get paid for their labour and talent — has been a problem that dates back to the…
Read more Music copyright is still a mess after 500 years. Can we finally change things before AI takes over? – National | Globalnews.caGCX and Rightsify Have Created Datasets to Enable Large-Scale Music Models (LMMs) for Generative AI Music PASADENA, Calif., August 22, 2023 (Newswire.com) – GCX (Global Copyright Exchange) by…
Read more GCX Rolls Out Music Datasets to Enable Large-Scale Music ModelsIdeal for text-to-music, GCX’s huge data set is 100% cleared, culturally diverse, and ready to train the next generation of generative music AI. PASADENA, Calif., June 27, 2023…
Read more Future-Proofing Generative Music: Global Copyright Exchange (GCX) Unveils New Clean Catalog for Ethical AI TrainingThere’s a scene in the biopic Creation Stories where Ewan Brenner, channelling Creation Records founder Alan McGee in a scene with his therapist, rants about the demands of…
Read more Can we use neuroscience and AI to predict hit songs? Maybe. – National | Globalnews.caThe most talked-about song of the month so far hasn’t been the Foo Fighters’ new single or anything from Taylor Swift but a track that featured the vocals…
Read more Fake Drake controversy is just the start of what AI will bring to music – National | Globalnews.caIn the old days of physical music formats — CDs, vinyl, tapes — a collection was considered big if you had more than 100 of anything. Completists and…
Read more Here’s proof that there’s just too much music being made. WAY too much. – National | Globalnews.ca
