Case Study

Music Composition Access Solution for Music Industry

The global music composing software market was worth $177.4 million in 2019, and it is expected to grow at a CAGR of 23.8% between 2020 and 2030. With AI-generated mindfulness ambient music, rights-free music generation for content creators, and automated mixing and mastering, AI is transforming the way music is created and listened to.

At a Glance

The internet has brought about enormous changes in the music industry, allowing independent musicians to access a global audience.

There are numerous apps and tools available in this digital age to assist musicians at every level of the music-making process.

Key Highlights

Technical Enhancements

Collaborative Features

Advanced Song Selection

Comprehensive User Interface

User Segmentation

Music-Centric iOS Application

Challenges

Streaming and Variable Bit Rate Implementation
Legacy Web Application Integration
Staying Up-to-Date with Contemporary Trends
Customized Mobile Application Development
User Experience Consistency

About Client

Client is a well-established domain expert dance mentor with prodigious group of committed students and followers.

ENTERTAINMENT

Industry

INTEGRATION

Domain

CANADA

Location

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How we helped?

As the training was précised to particular dance style only, a domain centric distinctive mobile app was required to proffer extended services as access to euphonious top notch collective compositions to students and sub tutors located at various geographic locations helping them in convenient dance practice.

After an in-depth study of client’s professional methodologies and thoughtful analysis of each aspect of apparent requirement, Azilen developed a user friendly iOS application.

The Solution

As the iOS application was specific to music industry, its user interface was designed to be exceptionally gorgeous. Technical aspects affecting sound quality were specially taken care off.
Based on requirement of divergent song collection, two user types were defined, Studio for trainers or group users and Solo for students or single users.
Once the user logs in, he will be able to perceive the fields such as className Design, Ask Maestro, Audio Player, Favorites and Playlist navigating him to selection of desired songs or actions.
className Design contains category wise listing; Ask Maestro will display the list of songs classNameified on the basis of different parameters such as exercises, lengths, genres, rhythms. Audio Player contains features such as Play/Pause, Repeat; streaming options like high, medium, low and auto as well as information about next song. Favorites will offer flexibility to add and delete songs as favorites and Play List will enable user to create and delete playlist from list of default songs. User will be able to change the order of play list songs just by using drag and drop.
For a collaborative experience, both Solo and Studio users will have additional flexibility to upload songs from the web application where Download function is configurable. Uploaded songs are accessible to both web and mobile application users.
Along with Variable Bit Rate (VBR), streaming feature was implemented through Amazon Web Service (AWS) in both web and mobile application.
Off Line feature was added to application so that user will be able to download songs off line from the playlists, hence user will be able to make playlist available for offline support. User can also control download operations using actions such as pause/resume/stop functions.

Web services

The days of debating whether artificial intelligence (AI) would have an impact on the music industry are long gone. Artificial intelligence is already used in a wide range of applications.

It is now time to consider how it will influence the way we create and consume music. AI, like it does in other industries, automates services, identifies patterns and insights in massive data sets, and helps generate efficiency in the music industry.