For a while now, Splice’s Create feature has been capable of picking a stack of compatible loops based on one of your choosing, but only from the company’s own catalogue of sounds. That changes from ...

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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Splice, the music technology company evolving the way musicians create and collaborate, has acquired Indaba Music, the online music community with over one million creators.

Four million users — hobbyists and hitmakers alike — turn to the company to find the building blocks for their songs. With a $500 million valuation, it's at the forefront of the red-hot creator… By ...

Splice, the popular online music production marketplace that offers royalty-free samples and presets, has seen record-breaking activity since the start of the nationwide COVID-19 quarantine — and is ...

Splice, the popular music production service with a seemingly bottomless supply of samples, has just unveiled a new way to find inspiration from those sounds. CoSo is what it calls an "intelligent ...

When Splice launched, back in 2014, it was primarily concerned with cloud-based collaboration and backup. The centrepiece of this was its Studio service, which was compatible with Ableton Live, Logic ...

Splice has been a staple of many music producers' arsenals for sometime now. The combination of an almost bottomless on-demand sample library and rent-to-own plugins is a pretty easy sell even for ...

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Splice, the New York-based, AI-infused, beat-making software service for music producers created by the founder of GroupMe, has managed to sample another $55 million in financing from investors for ...

Music production can be a nightmare. If you don’t save after every change, you can’t go back, and it’s tough for collaborators to know who tweaked what. Splice wants to redefine the musician workflow.