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 ...

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.

Increasingly in 2024, discussions around what the future of music-making might look like heavily figure AI, and the haunting vision of creatives being supplanted by artless algorithms. While many key ...

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 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 ...

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.

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 ...