Cyanite.ai

Understand and organize a music catalog

Cyanite.ai provides AI tools for the people who manage, license and help others discover music. It analyzes recordings and produces metadata such as genre, mood, instruments and tempo. The product also offers natural-language descriptions that summarize a track's character. These outputs give a catalog manager another way to organize material that may have arrived with incomplete or inconsistent descriptions. Cyanite is a music-analysis and discovery service, not a tool for generating replacement songs.

Search by sound or by a written brief

The platform combines similarity search with free-text search. A reference track can help locate music with related characteristics, while a written prompt can express a desired mood or creative direction. Filters such as genre and tempo help narrow the results. This is useful for licensing and curation workflows where a requester knows the feeling they want but may not know the terminology used in a catalog. A search result still needs listening and judgment to establish whether it fits the actual brief.

Fit analysis into an existing workflow

Cyanite offers a web application and a documented API for integrating analysis and search into other music systems. The company says its algorithms are developed in house rather than relying on a general chatbot to interpret the catalog. An evaluation should use representative recordings, compare generated tags with the catalog's standards and test a few real search briefs. Free starting access is advertised, but current usage allowances and commercial API arrangements should be confirmed before a large import. Users must also have appropriate rights to the music they submit and should not confuse a successful match with permission to license or publish the track.