In 2007, Clio founder and principal scientist Dr. Greg Wilder saw a fundamental problem with music search engines: they all required words. So he set out to build an engine that could not only find music based on other music, … Continue reading
Clio Music’s executive chairman, Monte Zweben, was profiled in the San Francisco Business Times as part of their Bay Area People section that highlights professional recognition, new hires, promotions or board of directors changes in the area. The full press … Continue reading
Today I had the privilige to speak with the founder of Orpheus Media Research & Clio Media. If you’re interested in the future of music discovery on the internet, or maybe you’re frustrated with how difficult it is to find … Continue reading
Ever since I met the founders of Clio at South by Southwest, I’ve been eagerly anticipating their product’s impact on the music scene. Their idea automates and expands the Pandora music-matching process, making music discovery both more agile and more … Continue reading
Orpheus Media Research (OMR), an advanced music research and development company that automates the search, analysis, and discovery of music, announced today that APM Music, North America’s leading production music library and music services company, has chosen Clio™ to enhance … Continue reading
With all the hype swirling around Spotify, the hot European startup that finally launched in America today, it’s easy to forget that there’s a whole universe of music services out there. But there are> plenty of others to choose from: … Continue reading
One of Brooklyn’s newest entrepreneurs to hit the scene is Greg Wilder, who along with his co-founder Alison Conard have launched Clio, a music-to-music search and discovery platform, which Wilder describes as “the next game-changing music technology”. Wilder, a conservatory … Continue reading
Company: Orpheus Media Research (OMR)/Clio Website: www.cliomusic.com Headquarters: New York City Year Founded: 2010 Investors: Self-funded Employees: 4-8 Company description (in 140 characters or less): “Orpheus Media Research is an advanced music research and development company that automates the search, … Continue reading
Clio is a new Brooklyn-based service for analyzing music that is challenging the methods of The Music Genome Product, conceived by Pandora. The service was founded by Greg Wilder, a pianist who taught himself to code, uses proprietary algorithms to … Continue reading
Orpheus Media Research working on a music discovery platform based in machine learning http://vator.tv/news/2011-05-18-clio-the-algorithmic-music-genome-project Technology trends and news by Ronny Kerr If you’re even a little tech-savvy, you’ve probably heard of the Music Genome Project, the technology that powers all of … Continue reading
http://www.betabeat.com/2011/05/18/forget-pandora-brooklyns-clio-uses-machine-learning-to-recommend-music/ The Music Genome Project conceived by Pandora is the foundation for one of the most successful streaming radio apps of all time. But any serious audiophile who spends more than few days on the service quickly begins to notice … Continue reading
http://www.hmmagazine.com/2011/05/omr-unveils-cool-new-music-search-platform/ Orpheus Media Research (OMR) today launched Clio, the only pure music-to-music search and discovery platform designed to overcome the ongoing time, cost and quality challenges presented by the need for metadata in music search. As a result, Clio provides … Continue reading
http://audiosilverlining.info/?p=2537 Orpheus Media Research (OMR), an advanced music research and development company that automates the search, analysis, and discovery of music, has upgraded its existing platform and launched Clio, the only pure music-to-music search and discovery platform that uses music … Continue reading
http://www.fmqb.com/article.asp?id=2181348 Orpheus Media Research (OMR), an advanced music research and development company, has upgraded its existing platform and launched Clio, which appears to be a new competitor for Pandora. OMR describes the service as “the only pure music-to-music search and … Continue reading
April 30, 2011 by Pat McCarthy http://blog.guideme.com/are-music-recommendation-services-working/ Back in March the tech blog Mashable discussed the results of a recent survey commissioned by music research and development company Orpheus Media Research. The survery was about how consumers are using music … Continue reading
Remember Google? Yup, Goog is what it is today thanks to its “new” way of indexing the internet. Another startup – Orpheus Media Research wants to change the way music is indexed on the internet through an algorithm so unique … Continue reading
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Streaming music may never be the same While I was in Austin, Texas, for South by Southwest, I was able to talk with Greg Wilder and Alison Conard of Orpheus Media Research. They are touting a service with an April … Continue reading
The music discovery space has always been like crack for brainiac PhD entrepreneurs. It seems like there’s always another startup concocting algorithms and space-age formulas to create the perfect discovery engine. But are music fans screaming for better discovery, or … Continue reading
Half of us rely on friends to help us find new music. Orpheus Media Research aims to change that. If you’re like me, you used to rely on your friends to tell you which movies were good and which books … Continue reading
Orpheus Media Research, creators of the Myna music recognition tool which I covered a while back here on ASL have today revealed the results of their recent survey into music recommendation tools. The survey, which polled 500 US consumers (and … Continue reading
According to a new survey commissioned by music research and development company Orpheus Media Research, more and more people are using music recommendation services, but those users are not wholly satisfied with the results. As we have noted time and … Continue reading
Last week I spoke with Alison Conard COO, and Greg Wilder CSO from a dynamic new machine based recommendation start-up called Orpheus Media Research. They will be in attendance at SXSW this week in Austin Texas demoing their music search … Continue reading
3/2011 http://www.radioink.com/Article.asp?id=2143826&spid=24698 More Great Ammo for GM’s, SM’s and AE’s. The latest Orpheus Media Research report is out and contrary to what people at the musicFIRST coalition would have you believe radio is still the “greatest single influence of their … Continue reading
by EMILIO on FEBRUARY 15, 2011 http://www.musicko.com/resources-for-musicians/myna-music-%E2%80%93-discover-music-through-music/ The music recommendation services that we have today invariably revolve around one thing: metadata keywords. And one has to wonder, is it really so difficult to come up with something that little more … Continue reading
Today’s interner startuo Myna Music can be called a ‘iTunes Genius’ on steroids. Thanks to a wicked smart team of composers and technology, Myna can automatically scan a library of music tracks and make connections based on mood, texture, note pattern, … Continue reading
Recent times have seen the emergence of a range of sophisticated technology around music recommendation which uses analytical tools to match and suggest tracks, essentially making it easier for the listener to have a consistent and favoured experience when kicking … Continue reading
On some level, the first Switch Philadelphia conference last Wednesday was cursed. After booking the historic Levitt Auditorium at University of the Arts months ago, organizers learned that the Philadelphia Phillies would face the Cincinnati Reds in the first game … Continue reading
Simply put: Switch Philly was awesome. As a member of the tech scene here in Philadelphia I’ve had the privilege to mingle with some truly brilliant minds. It’s become almost commonplace for me to get a first hand account of … Continue reading
If you’ve ever hit the “next” button on Pandora, you’ve likely been wowed by the service’s ability to dig up music that you like based on the “seed” artist you give. However, in order to draw connections between songs, Pandora relies on … Continue reading
I am currently checking out a very promising new service called Myna Music by Orpheus Media Research which makes it easy to discover music using music. Given the subjective nature of tagging, the usual way to search using metadata (keywords, … Continue reading
Sometimes I come across technologies here at ASL that cannot fail to impress and Myna Music from Philadelphia based Orpheus Media Research is most certainly one of these. Essentially Myna is a cloud based solution that allows you to search … Continue reading
Myna is a new kind of search engine that listens to, analyzes and indexes music based on mood, sound and texture, automatically and continuously comparing songs to provide accurate and relevant search results through cognition. This kind of search-by-sound allows … Continue reading