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Dropbox showcases musician Baby Rose's use of its cloud storage for creative projects, including studio sessions, visuals, and music.

Stability AI, the company behind the Stable Diffusion image generation model, has raised $76 million in Series B funding from investors including major entertainment and gaming companies to expand its AI creative tools.

This article lists 15 free resource websites covering e-books, movies, and music, helping users access various types of content without spending money.

Tidal Cycles is a free/open-source live coding environment for creating algorithmic patterns in music, written in Haskell and using SuperCollider for synthesis.

Air Theremin is a browser-based application that lets users play a theremin by waving hands at a webcam or using gyroscope on a phone, with interactive controls for pitch and volume.

Sonic Pi v5, the live coding music environment, has been released with new features and improvements.

Gesture Synth School is a practice app for learning to play music using hand gestures.

A GDC session where Hyper Light Drifter's composer Disasterpeace and sound designer Akash Thakkar discuss the game's audio design and how creators can achieve emotional impact through sound.

Stability AI is partnering with Music Hackspace and MUTEK to host a 48-hour hackathon in Montreal on August 22–23, bringing developers and sound enthusiasts together.

Vinyl for Mac turns your Mac into a spinning vinyl player, offering a fun way to enjoy music with a retro aesthetic.

The Verge investigates whether Fenix Flexin's Billboard Hot 100 hit "Rubberz" was AI-generated, citing audio artifacts, AI detector results on cover art and lyrics, and suspicious lyrical patterns.

Introducing Laurie, a browser-based tool that turns your laptop keyboard into a musical instrument, letting you compose, strum via trackpad, and play into your DAW.

Describes a personal project where an AI agent powered by a 9B model running via Ollama serves as a DJ to select music.

Meta published a feel-good AI ad set to David Bowie's apocalyptic song 'Five Years,' sparking debate about the ironic use of dystopian music to promote optimism about AI.

Instagram is rolling out a feature that lets creators swap the audio track on old posts an unlimited number of times without losing likes or comments, as part of its broader effort to compete with TikTok by offering more flexible content editing tools.

PieceKeeper is a tool that helps musicians track their music repertoire and practice sessions.

This 2018 research article from PMC explores the neuroscientific and psychological reasons why humans experience pleasure from music.

UltraPod turns an old iPhone into a dedicated music player and minimalist phone.

Cagire is a free, open-source step sequencer where each step contains a Forth script instead of traditional note data, with a built-in audio engine called Doux. It supports live coding and is available for multiple platforms.

Released a model (Stereo2Spatial) that converts stereo music tracks to spatialized binaural mixes, using flow-matching diffusion and amplitude lifting for stable training. The model and a Windows app are open-sourced under Apache 2.0.