We're a research team studying how people use AI-generated music inside real projects and workflows, and we're especially interested in hearing from people who use music to finish something else (NOT to release just the music) - a video, an ad, a game, a client deliverable - rather than releasing it on its own.
This is a one-hour, in-person conversation in Harvard Square, Cambridge, MA - a guided discussion, not a test of any kind. We'll ask you to walk us through recent work where audio played a part: what you were making, what you needed the music to do, how you went about getting it, and where the process was easy or frustrating. You may be asked to show us a project or tool on your own laptop or phone if you're comfortable doing so, and there's nothing to prepare in advance.
Sessions are recorded for internal research use only and nothing you share is attributed to you by name. Compensation is $100, paid after the session - please only apply if you're able to be in person in Harvard Square on Sept 22nd (Tuesday) at 1pm for one hour.