Neural DSP Technologies

What kind of tools will be crucial for musicians, composers and producers 2 or 3 decades from now? How can we accelerate the development of these tools by an order of magnitude? Answering these questions is no easy task, but engineering the answers is a process exponentially more difficult. We are currently tackling several problems simultaneously, below is a list of the highest impact technologies being advanced and/or developed by us (in order of short/mid-term relevance): Advanced algorithm research: creating digital models indistinguishable from any analog circuit is a logical first step, in addition, we are developing a platform onto which completely new sounds and effects can be seamlessly implemented by users with no engineering knowledge required. Deep machine learning, currently diverging into two main areas: The semi-automation and exponential improvement of the development of advanced algorithms (for both internal tooling and black box modeling product-features). Enabling the full automation of time-consuming, non-creative production work (quantifying, editing, mixing and even mastering). Augmented reality: being able to add information to current interfaces will revolutionize how we interact with them, which will be a game changer when it comes to making complex tools easier to use. The particular approaches for attacking all of these issues will be disclosed as we approach the viability of the first products in each area. These breakthroughs will be the foundation for a new generation of tools, some in the form of pure software products and platforms, others in the integration of proprietary hardware and software. The Neural DSP Technologies engineering team is working relentlessly to help your musical creativity expand alongside technology. Team