AIXchange wants to connect human artists with the GenAI ecosystem – enabling both to thrive. Their mission is to empower the GenAI music revolution by offering legal, high-quality music training data, ensuring ethical and compliant AI music generation. Sounds interesting and perfect for The Illiac Suite to take a deep dive into that. In this episode I talked to Steffen Holly, Head of Business Development at Fraunhofer Institut. He is part of AIXchange and does the academic research for them.Any feedback? Contact me on my homepage:Dennis KastrupI produced all of "The Illiac Suite" myself (with a little help from A.I.):AIXChangeVoices: ElevenLabsMusic of the episode:OUTPUT 001SoundfulThanks for listening!#genai #ai #artificialintelligence #theilliacsuitepodcast
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20: Andrew Melchior
It is a pleasure to have Andrew Melchior in the new episode of "The Illiac Suite". Andy began as a classically trained pianist and later explored digital music production and internet technologies, leading to a job at EMI Music. His career expanded into photography, digital energy, and augmented reality, eventually working with Magic Leap and renowned artists like Björk and Massive Attack. He played a key role in innovative projects such as Björk Digital, the VR album Vulnicura, and AI-driven music experiences. Since COVID, he has been a freelance artist, working on AI-driven creative projects, including a sonic artwork for the European Capital of Culture 2026 and an AI-powered spatial audio experience in Poland.#theilliacsuite #andrewmelchior #podcast
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19: Transcribe Music with Klang.io
Videos now have a standard function that allows us to automatically read what is being said. The subtitles can even be displayed in different languages. The principle is similar when it comes to transcribing sheet music, not necessarily in real time, but relatively quickly after the music has played. The artificial intelligence “klang.io” is responsible for precisely this. I spoke to founder Sebastian Murgul about how he came up with the idea, what the AI can do, what the problems are and who it is actually intended for. All this in the new episode! #artificialintelligence #ai #artificialintelligencemusic #generativeart #generativeai #podcast #music #generativemusic #musicandai #theilliacsuitepodcast
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18: What a year...!
2024 was exciting, fascinating, exhausting and grueling all at the same time. It will go down in the history books as the year in which artificial intelligence can write and produce music like us humans. 12 months in which there was much discussion about how artists should be paid for their music in data sets. Some even said that the question should be asked whether they should be paid at all. To discuss all this again, I got my friend Matthias Strobel on the mic. Matthias is the President of MusicTech Germany, the Federal Association for Music Technology. Together we look back...and a little forward.
In 1957 a computer of the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign wrote a composition for a string quartet: The Illiac Suite! It was the first time in music history. We have come a long way. The combination artificial intelligence and music is here to stay. We entered a new exciting era of creativity. My name is Dennis Kastrup. I am a journalist from Berlin. And my passion is AI. Let's talk about it. But most of all: Listen to it!
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