An EU defence ministers’ conference yesterday decided to prepare for a joint military mission of 40 nations, led by the UK an ...

Sample platform Splice has announced the launch of three generative AI tools that allow users to “reshape and reimagine” sounds from its millions-strong library while ensuring that the creators of ...

Each tool is designed to allow users to modify human-made samples already in Splice's library — and the musicians get paid with every AI use. By Kristin Robinson Senior Writer Splice has announced the ...

In this world, the hackers have a significant advantage, having access to a large variety of permissions that the anti cheat do not. Initially we modified the anti cheat checks directly but in recent ...

UMG and Splice have agreed to collaborate on joint exploration of the next generation of AI-powered music creation tools for artists. “UMG and Splice are building a roadmap for development of ...

"I hope when a producer loads this piano sound, they’ll feel connected to the music that inspired it," Legend said. By Ethan Millman Music Editor John Legend is bringing the iconic piano sound from ...

The two companies plan to work together on new products that "blend Spitfire Audio’s cinematic soundscapes and orchestral expertise with Splice’s sample catalog and AI-powered discovery engine" When ...

Music creation platform Splice has acquired Spitfire Audio, the UK-based developer of high-end virtual instrument libraries. The acquisition marks Splice’s entry into the fast-growing plugin space, ...

Splice got itself in some trouble a couple weeks ago when it issued a YouTube copyright strike against Krystle Delgado, a music attorney who showed one of the company’s sample licenses on screen.

Vincenzo Natali’s sci-fi horror flick made some controversial choices. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Primarily, it was the fact ...

Natali tells IndieWire how the production of his 2009 body horror cult classic "made me sick. I had something no doctor could identify, which magically vanished the day after the film opened." Made on ...