Recent off a profitable $1 million funding spherical, music tech audio startup Submix has launched its platform globally to supply distant audio collaboration.
The worldwide launch, initially obtainable for macOS customers, will assist musicians, producers, and audio professionals create, share, and work on tasks collectively seamlessly, no matter location.
The funding spherical attracted a various group of traders, together with institutional traders, tech firm founders, executives, and Grammy-winning music producers, Submix mentioned in a press launch. Buyers embrace Angel Make investments Ventures, SCNE, TSIC (Tiny Supercomputer Funding Firm) and Vesna Capital.
Submix boasts a collection of options that help distant collaboration together with high-quality video and audio channels that permit artists, producers, and engineers to attach seamlessly without having further plugins.
Its Browser Mode permits high-fidelity audio sharing with anybody, even these with no Submix account. Customers may visualize their concepts with Submix Sketch, which integrates drawing instruments for enhanced collaboration throughout display screen sharing.
Submix additionally affords a free digital patchbay referred to as Submix Patchbay that simplifies workflow by connecting and controlling all software program and {hardware}, and features each on-line and offline.
Audio professionals can now use Submix with a free trial obtainable on macOS.
“Submix is dedicated to additional empowering human creativity by enhancing the audio manufacturing course of. We consider by making a extra related and collaborative workflow, we are able to unearth extra alternatives for anybody at the moment or seeking to work in skilled audio,” mentioned Paul Jeszenszky, Submix CEO.
“We consider by making a extra related and collaborative workflow, we are able to unearth extra alternatives for anybody at the moment or seeking to work in skilled audio.”
Paul Jeszenszky, Submix
Submix is the newest music collaboration platform to boost at the least $1 million in funding following a CAD $2.25 million (USD $1.7 million) spherical by BeatConnect in March.
Music collaboration platform EngineEars, which payments itself as “a vertical software program platform for artists, engineers, producers and document labels,” additionally raised $7.5 million in a seed funding spherical in February.
Final November, New York-based Baton, which describes itself as a music collaboration platform for unreleased artistic materials, raised $4.2 million in a funding spherical led by BITKRAFT Ventures, a worldwide early- and mid-stage funding platform specializing in gaming, esports, and interactive media.
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