Wednesday, September 4, 2019

I don't know if anybody uses an automated mastering service like LANDR or BandLab but anyway, the eMastered service broke into the soundware market a few days ago by releasing a subtractive synth called ATOM that supposedly uses AI to adapt to input from the musician.
The synth is ridiculously expensive, and the ATOM webpage makes some unfounded claims about the quality of their instrument.
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