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The updated platform connects AI-powered song creation, audio production tools, MIDI workflows and music-focused video creation in one creative environment. BeatMelo announced the redesign today from Dover, DE, United States, in a release dated November 4, 2026.
Read the original →AI detectors can label electro-synth-oriented tracks as AI music, even original tracks made in the 80s. The article asks what this means for indie artists.
Read the original →The guide covers Pika H3 Flex's features, technical specifications, hardware requirements, use cases and limitations.
Read the original →Taylor Gee has completed his first couple of months as a sole business owner with the launch of Taylor Gee Landscape Design Studio.
Read the original →The neural networks that ran on home computers and PlayStations thirty years ago were about a hundred-million times smaller than today's AI models. The article says that in a few key details, the Norns were more seemingly 'alive' than today's chatbots are.
Read the original →A festival exploring new artistic possibilities at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and the human body will be held in Seoul.
Read the original →The films are part of a project for the Seoul Independent Film Festival.
Read the original →The second edition of young designers' exhibition Alter has opened in central Tokyo. It features a glowing lung-like lamp and Japanese cedar stools made from every part of the log.
Read the original →The 2026 Art Korea Lab Festival explores AI as a creative partner. It features robot-human performances and technology collaborations.
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