AI in Music & Sound
Explore the potential of AI in music creation and sound design, learn about its future implications for rights owners and the music industry, and contemplate the possibility of anyone creating and publishing music.
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AI is here. Like a technological tsunami AI is rolling over us and a new day is dawning for sound designers, composers, songwriters and other stakeholders across the music and sound design business today. A massive legal and copyright conflict between AI and human is well underway.
(Ph.D. and AI entrepreneur) Anders Øland will be offering insight on one way of solving the issue with a groundbreaking AI solution that will detect copyright violation in music created by AI. He will also give you an introduction to what AI and deep learning actually is from a historic and computer scientific perspective.
Andreas Hemmeth will be giving you hands-on presentation of the potential of some of the creative tools AI can offer – both with plugins within your music software as well as music prompt services similar to ChatGPT and Midjourney.
Anders and Andreas will discuss and share their predictions on how the future music world will look like, all the way from the creator to the average consumer. We encourage you all to join the discussion throughout the webinar as there will be plenty of time allocated for questions.
You will meet:
Andreas Hemmeth
Double platinum selling songwriter and music producer (DJ Encore) and one of very few Danes who’s reached no. 1 on the American Billboard Dance Chart. Journalist and CEO of the biggest Danish songwriter organization Autor. Specializing in AI technology in music, Andreas has been very active in the AI agenda contributing to the debate on national radio DR P1, news media Politiken and SPOT Festival.
Anders Øland
With a background as songwriter, music producer and one half of the Grammy Award winning duo Barcode Brothers, Anders has now turned his attention to computer science and AI technology holding a Ph.D. degree from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, offering a groundbreaking new AI service that can detect copyright violations in music created by AI.
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