Music production platform Splice has launched a new mobile experience that allows creators to browse, listen to, and create music directly from their phones.
Splice — worth about 2021 500 million dollars After securing $55 million According to bloomberg — Since its release in 2013, it has played an important role in the DIY music production scene.
splice mobilenow available in iOS and androidwill integrate the company's sample library with its artificial intelligence-powered “Create” technology, the company said in a press release on Wednesday, March 6. With this app, users can: 300 musical instrument Across 140 unique genres.
The app also offers a variety of features, including the ability to curate sounds into personalized collections and create multi-layered compositions with up to eight instruments. Users can share their work with friends and collaborators, fine-tune the mix with volume and tempo controls, and easily export their work for further editing in their DAW.
“This new mobile experience is another avenue for our customers to bring new ideas to life anytime, anywhere without sacrificing the quality they have come to rely on from Splice.”
Kakul Srivastava, Splice
Additionally, Splice Mobile allows users to save projects and seamlessly switch between mobile and desktop versions without losing progress.
“We believe that great ideas should not be limited by time or space,” said Splice CEO. kakul srivastava.
“We continue to respond to customer requests for deeper integration of Splice sound into their workflows. This new mobile experience allows customers to bring new ideas to life anytime, anywhere without sacrificing the quality they have come to rely on from Splice.” It’s another path.”
The company partners with producers and rappers Terrace Martin — Known for producing records for many of the music industry's biggest names, including Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes, and Stevie Wonder, showcases the creative possibilities of Splice Mobile. I am.
Martin emphasizes the app's ease of use, saying: “I didn't even need a band member. The great thing about Splice's Create feature is that you don't need a keyboard, computer, or studio. As long as your phone is charged.”
Splice says its core value lies in fusing human-made sounds with powerful technology. Splice Mobile “keeps inspiration always within reach, so musicians can come up with creativity at any time, and customers can capture, organize, and access their creative ideas from anywhere,” the company says. Says.
The Splice Mobile app is available for free download from the Apple App Store and Google Play. While a free account gives you basic features, a Splice Sounds subscription unlocks the app's full potential, including unlimited sound downloads, exclusive samples and presets, advanced collaboration features, and more.
The app's release follows several recent projects by Splice, including the launch of a new label representing South Asian samples and sounds.
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