ElevenLabs says users can now publish AI-generated music made with ElevenMusic directly on SoundCloud and that users have created 25M+ tracks using its models (Ivan Mehta/TechCrunch)
Creators utilizing the ElevenMusic system can now seamlessly export their synthesized audio straight to external listeners on SoundCloud. This direct integration removes technical friction for distributing artificial intelligence compositions across major streaming networks. The platform milestone arrives as the company confirmed its underlying models have already produced over 25 million tracks.
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Creators can now push their AI-generated audio directly to a major streaming music servic…: Creators can now push their AI-generated audio directly to a major streaming music service.
Total production using the startup's underlying technology has crossed the 25 million tra…: Total production using the startup's underlying technology has crossed the 25 million track threshold.
The technical workflow between generative composition tools and public audio platforms is…: The technical workflow between generative composition tools and public audio platforms is becoming increasingly integrated.
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