Music AI

What is Music AI?

Music.AI is a platform that applies artificial intelligence to music and audio. Founded in 2019, the company has a global team of over 80 people working from Salt Lake City, New York, Europe, and Brazil, with support from tech investors in the US and Brazil.

A core principle for the company is respect for musicians and rights holders. Its stated philosophy is that AI should enhance music rather than replace creators — providing tools that boost the creative process while keeping humans at the center.

The platform was built by a team combining technical expertise with a passion for music and audio, aiming to bridge academic research and industry needs. Its mission is to help people unlock creative potential through AI-powered music tools, serving record labels, agencies, tech companies, and developers.

What is Music AI used for?

Music.AI offers a broad set of services and tools, including:

• Transcription: Turn audio and lyrics into text.
• Stem separation: Isolate parts of a song, such as vocals, drums, strings, or backing vocals.
• Mastering and mixing: Polish and balance final tracks.
• Effects: Add limiters, reverb, overdrive, and reverse functions to shape sound.
• Time stretching: Change audio speed without altering pitch.
• BPM detection: Identify a track’s beats per minute.
• Style transfer: Change the style of a piece of music.
• Vocal synthesis and generators: Create artificial voices and text-to-speech audio.
• Enhancements: Improve audio quality, such as speech noise suppression.
• Classification: Identify audio types, including synthetic voice detection, language identification, music presence, audio tagging, and metadata classification.
• Utilities: Segment audio, detect audio activity, and align subtitles with audio.
• Video mixer: Combine audio and video.
• Developer tools: APIs and SDKs for building audio features into apps.

Why people use it

Users cite Music.AI’s strong APIs, ease of use, focus on privacy, and fast processing as key strengths. The platform has processed over a billion minutes of audio and serves millions of users daily, with developers around the world relying on it for production workloads.