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Uforiya | Where unreleased music lives
Upload music tracks, invite collaborators with defined roles, and keep all versions organized.
@chukaufo · X
I basically created a GitHub for music producers.
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Upload music tracks, invite collaborators with defined roles, and keep all versions organized.
@chukaufo · X
I basically created a GitHub for music producers.
Train your voice or your bars with an AI coach that listens to the actual take and scores pitch, timing and delivery. Post tracks, collaborate, get paid. Free scored take, no accou
@Music_ConnectZ · X
— gamified music creation platform where artists level up skills singing rapping guitar, battle, collab, and get paid; built for indie musicians and producers who want a game loop instead of a content treadmill.
Upload and manage music tracks from Suno and other sources in a studio.
@GrimfelOfficial · X
Checked it out looks very similar to my studio and I'm not saying thats a bad thing because I vibe coded mine Good direction, will it remain watermark free on studio inputs?
A shared music room for friends. Everyone hears the same track at the same second, one person holds the aux, and anyone can take it off them.
@theeasyway6 · X
Stream AI-generated music created with Claude, designed for coding sessions.
@ajferanz · X
ᴛʜɪs sᴏɴɢs ᴀʀᴇ ғᴏʀ 𝓿𝓲𝓫𝓮 𝓬𝓸𝓭𝓲𝓷𝓰 ʟɪᴛᴇʀᴀʟʟʏ @jeffgwoah is a claude rapper not a gpt wrapper check it out on
Watch calming visuals and listen to ambient audio in a meditative browser experience.
@ace_space_1 · X
Share movies and music with friends and get AI insights into your group's taste.
@ChetanJ344077 · X
Stream independent music and live radio with Sonara dark music player.
@Saptak_Mondal_ · X
Generate live audio-reactive visuals from text prompts using AI.
@larioscow · X
Tap physical objects and layer loops to create music in this interactive acoustic playground.
u/Ready-Drummer-2136 · Reddit
A small design change in my music toy: the instruments now stay on the table I'm building Resona, a browser music toy where you tap physical-looking objects and layer little loops. The clip shows the current version with its actual sound. One thing I changed: the sound collection is always visible, and each object has its own record control. Choosing a sound should feel like picking something up. It was too much menu hunting before. Built with AI coding tools, React/TypeScri