Lunacy Audio Launches Nova, a Platform for AI-Powered Music Plug-Ins
The company behind the Cube synth introduces Nova, letting creators build and sell custom AI-driven music tools.
Lunacy Audio, known for VST plug-ins such as Cube—a synthesizer controlled by moving a ball through 3D space—has launched a new platform called Nova, according to a report by The Verge.
Nova is designed to let creators build custom music-making tools using artificial intelligence and sell them to other users, The Verge reported.
At launch, the platform will offer a limited selection of instruments, built either by Lunacy itself or by early partners, according to the report.
The Verge did not provide further details on pricing, specific instrument capabilities, or a timeline for expanding the range of available tools on the platform.
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