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Along with digital distribution, ticketing and radio, add mastering to the list of music-related activities being disrupted in the digital era. Not even the most manual of tasks is safe. By Glenn ...

MONTREAL, Quebec and LOS ANGELES, California, July 16, 2019 /CNW Telbec/ - LANDR, the AI-powered creative platform for musicians, announced the successful closing of its Series B financing round today ...

LANDR, an AI-driven platform that masters tracks for musicians, has launched Samples, a free curated samples service for members. The sample packs featured on the platform are collections created and ...

LANDR, a platform that allows artists to manage and create music from one platform, announced that Robert Frances has been appointed as the chairman of the board of directors. LANDR is also bringing ...

If you’ve ever made your own music, you’ll know that it very often comes out sounding quiet and limp compared to the hits you hear on the radio. That’s because ‘mastering‘ – the process of bringing ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Sample and mastering site LANDR has unveiled a new subscription-based virtual instrument app called Chromatic that makes it easy to piece ...

Although many people aren’t familiar with it, mastering is a key part of professional music-making. Often described as a ‘dark art,’ it used to require a special set of tools, a lot of time and a well ...

Since its launch in 2014, LANDR has certainly set the automated cat among the mastering pigeons, and the company has now announced a new set of tools for DJs. The LANDR DJ Engine is designed ...

Landr, a website that uses AI to master songs, can now master music in multiple sonic styles. The new options allow musicians who use Landr’s AI to have their songs polished in a variety of different ...

The ability to make music has always been a distinctly human trait. Yes, whales whistle and wolves howl, elephants use low-frequency rumbles to communicate and woodpeckers drum but none of them sound ...