8 articles about AI music
Suno Studio 2.0 adds long-requested MIDI support with wavetable synth, an AI chat bar that creates instruments and custom plugins, advanced stem separation, automation, and unlimited 32-bit/48kHz exports for Premier subscribers.
Suno partners with BMG, one of the largest music companies, to develop its first music model created with the music industry, promising opt-in economic opportunities for artists and songwriters.
Suno AI announced it will implement watermarking technology and revised download policies to combat AI-generated music spam. CEO Mikey Shulman outlined a roadmap centered on transparency and legitimacy standards for the AI music platform.
The world's three largest record labels proposed strict rules to ban fully AI-generated music from eligibility on global music charts including Billboard and the Official Charts Company. The proposal would require meaningful human authorship for chart eligibility.
A Munich court ruled that Suno's AI models memorized copyrighted musical compositions during training, finding that songs including 'Rasputin' and 'Daddy Cool' are 'reproducibly contained' in the models. The ruling grants German collecting society GEMA injunctive relief and damages.
Deezer's free AI music detector imports playlists from Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud and other services and flags synthetic tracks, letting every listener audit a library for AI music.
Deezer introduced a free AI music detector that scans playlists from Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud and YouTube Music to flag AI-generated tracks, supporting 27 languages.
Spotify and Universal Music Group will let Premium subscribers create AI-generated song covers and remixes, with participating artists sharing in the revenue via a paid add-on.