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  • Suno now has: music gen, stems separation, DAW, custom models, voices (beta), your taste...what else? #Music #AI

  • Wall Street moves benchmarks onchain as S&P tokenizes Treasury indexS&P Dow Jones Indices puts its iBoxx US Treasuries Index on the Canton Network, allowing institutions to access bond benchmark data through tokens rather than feeds.

    S&P Dow Jones Indices brings its iBoxx US Treasuries Index onchain via Canton Network, enabling institutions to access benchmark data on blockchain.

  • SoundCloud now lets you share releases exclusively with followersSoundCloud has launched a new feature called Follower Exclusive Releases, letting Artist Pro users share tracks exclusively with their followers, either for a limited time only or indefinitely.
    This new feature builds on its ethos of community, and is a way for artists to reward their most loyal listeners by deepening relationships. It means fans can hear tracks before others, DM artists directly, and even engage with music while it’s still in development. Artists can give their followers the first listen to early demos or something finalised as a surprise drop.

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    The feature launches with support from Dutch DJ and producer Chris Stussy, who will release his track What makes you feel exclusively to his SoundCloud followers ahead of the full release of his debut album Lost, Found & Forgotten…, arriving 3 April.
    “I’ve been using SoundCloud since the start. During my early days I was uploading a lot of podcasts and recorded sets. I sometimes gave away a free download or posted snippets of upcoming tracks I was making.
    “For this occasion I’d like to share What makes you feel… as a thank you for everyone who’s been listening to me on the platform all those years. It’s part of the Forgotten side of my album and I’m playing this track a lot as my intro the last couple of months. Enjoy this one, all the best,” he says.

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    Follower Exclusive Releases follows on from a number of other SoundCloud upgrades for artists, which launched in 2025. Back in July, it was announced that the platform had partnered with elasticStage, allowing musicians to release their work on vinyl.
    In the same month, SoundCloud also rolled out a text feature allowing artists to connect with their fans on a more personal level, and announced the integration of Hook, an app that lets you legally remix songs for social media.
    Find out more about Follower Exclusive Releases via SoundCloud.
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    SoundCloud has launched Follower Exclusive Releases, a new feature letting Artist Pro users share tracks with their followers only.

  • The new free Vaults' Prophet-VS-inspired synth by Crow Hill Company and #Community #musicproduction #plugin

  • A folk musician had her voice cloned by AI – and her recordings claimed by a copyright troll. Welcome to 2026.Gamma-owned Vydia caught in controversy over musician whose videos were claimed against
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  • A folk musician had her voice cloned by AI – and her recordings claimed by a copyright troll. Welcome to 2026.Gamma-owned Vydia caught in controversy over musician whose videos were claimed against
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  • Tiny Moves, Big Depth: An Open-Source Macro Focus SliderWhen taking macro photographs, you often need just a tiny bit of controlled motion — so little that it’s tough to pull off by hand. To address this, [Salveo] designed a small open-source macro photography slider featuring an anti-backlash handle.
    Macro photography gives you an extremely shallow field of view, sometimes under 1 mm of depth, in which subjects stay in focus. To combat this, it’s common to capture multiple images while sliding the camera forward or backward, then combine them for a much larger depth of field than a single shot provides. [Salveo]’s slider gives fine control over this focus-stacking process, with the knob even marked to show every 1 mm of linear travel.
    The slider is built around a 150 mm linear rail, though it could easily be lengthened or shortened to suit your needs. A T8 leadscrew, paired with anti-backlash nuts, translates the knob’s rotation into smooth linear motion. The knob itself uses a custom-designed anti-backlash mechanism to ensure the slider works cleanly in either direction.
    You can grab all the 3D-printable files as well as the full bill of materials from the project page. Be sure to check out [Salveo]’s build video below. Thanks [Tim L.] for sending in this awesome open-source slider. Be sure to check out some of the other macro photography projects we’ve covered, too.

    When taking macro photographs, you often need just a tiny bit of controlled motion — so little that it’s tough to pull off by hand. To address this, [Salveo] designed a small open-source macr…

  • Polymarket odds of US invading Iran this year reach 63% after Trump's postThe President of the United States continues to give contradictory signals of escalating the war and winding it down within a few weeks.

  • Polymarket took down wagers tied to rescue of downed Air Force officerA Democratic congressman had harsh criticism for Polymarket for allowing users to bet on the date the U.S. would confirm the rescue of Air Force service members shot down over Iran.

    A Democratic congressman had harsh criticism for Polymarket for allowing users to bet on the date the U.S. would confirm the rescue of Air Force service members shot down over Iran.

  • Latest SoundBridge update now live SoundBridge have just announced the launch of a new update that introduces a couple of minor changes to their remote collaboration-focused DAW, as well as tackling all of the known bugs.

    SoundBridge have just announced the launch of a new update that introduces a couple of minor changes to their remote collaboration-focused DAW, as well as tackling all of the known bugs.

  • Cloudy Samples Pianolifthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjr6-d_mKPE Elevate your sound with Pianolift by Cloudy Samples, a versatile grand piano VST instrument designed to bring organic warmth and modern character to your productions. Whether you are scoring a cinematic masterpiece, producing Lo-Fi beats, or writing a pop anthem, this plugin provides the essential tools to lift your melodies to the next level. Pianolift comes loaded with 32 meticulously crafted presets, spanning a wide emotional range. From elegant, crystal-clear concert grands to intimate, felt-dampened classic pianos, authentic xylophones and marimbas for rhythmic precision and bright, melodic layers. Browse through nostalgic, tape-saturated pianos perfect for Chillout, RnB, and experimental music. Take a full control of your sound with an intuitive interface coming with built-in ADSR Envelope and Parametric EQ. Shape your tone with a suite of high-quality effects, including lush reverbs, vintage delays, and character-filled phases. Elevate your sound. Inspire emotion. Please Note: This plugin is delivered as 64-bit VST3/AU format. Compatible with all DAWs. Features: Pianolift VST Instrument 64-bit VST3/AU Plugin. 32 Factory Presets. 26 Dedicated Controls & Equalizer. Velocity, MIDI Learn & Full Automation Support. Windows & macOS Support. Read More

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    Why did Founders Fund invest $220 million in cattle management startup Halter?

  • Scrap Vintage Camera Goes Digital with Scanner PartsEvery collector ends up with items that are worthless, usually because they are broken or incomplete. When [Graindead] found a 1920s glass-plate reflex camera for pennies with plenty of missing parts, it was obvious that what he had was a piece of junk. Throw it away? No, he turned it digital with the aid of a small document scanner.
    A reflex camera like this one is the ancestor of the 35mm single-lens reflex cameras we may still be familiar with today, in that is has a flip-up mirror inside to bounce the light onto a ground glass screen. The photographer can see what the lens sees to set up the shot, before flipping the mirror out of the way and exposing the glass plate film by pulling out a dark slide. This one was missing the ground glass and the lens, so he has to grind a replacement, and bodge in a similar-age Carl Zeiss Tessar lens.
    In the video below you can see the build, and a range of pictures including some trichrome colour shots. It gives an imperfect result even compared to the same camera with its period film, but the point here is the art rather than the clarity. We’d take this one out with us, if it were ours.
    For more vintage digital fun, have a look at a similar adaptation that shoots video.

    Every collector ends up with items that are worthless, usually because they are broken or incomplete. When [Graindead] found a 1920s glass-plate reflex camera for pennies with plenty of missing par…

  • Telegram founder Pavel Durov says Iranian government's ban backfiredThousands of software developers are currently developing virtual private networks to circumvent state control of the internet, Durov said.

    Internet users continue to find ways to access Telegram and other platforms, despite government bans, crackdowns and nationwide internet blackouts.