Bas Grasmayer

Interesting. What's the business model, ?makers?

Been keeping an eye on the team for a while, as they're quite visible in the Berlin music tech ecosystem. Very cool to see them launch an app that uses computer vision to recommend music. No easy task, and will be interesting to see how the app gets developed further in the future! Question for the makers: how do you build up the data to train your neural networks?

post-satire at its finest

Cool! Reminds me of http://cmd.to/fm

aayyyyy, back to the good old old rave days https://pacemaker.net/mixtapes/deb692e8-0956-4463-be02-4476aa79fc96

Obvious candidate for a Snap or Facebook acquisition.

"Cities and Memory is a global field recording sound map & sound art work that presents both the present reality of a place, but also its imagined, alternative counterpart – remixing the world, one sound at at time." Over 1,400 sounds from more than 55 countries. "The listener can choose to explore locations through their actual sounds, to explore reimagined interpretations of what those...

Wow, this is great. I write multiple blog posts each week and have relied on the search in Buffer's tool 'Pablo' (and then clicking through to download images), but this gives much better results. Will be using frequently.

Would be nice to see screenshots of the actual product here.

Nice. I use Linkfire, and previously Smarturl, to share music from artists I work with... but this is better, since it's focused on music's end user, instead of on the creator side. The default for most music consumers would just be to share the YouTube link, as it's the most universally compatible though, and I still think that's going to be a hard use case for you guys to compete with... but...

Sorry to be harsh, but cameras can be spied on. iOS regularly gets critical security updates. We're entering a future in which, through machine learning, it will be as easy to Google a face and get (audio)visual results, as it is to Google a name now. Making sensitive videos that need to be 'locked' like this, on a device that's connected to the internet, or regularly connects to the internet,...

oops, sorry, ignore this