Audulus alternatives

TensorFlow is a fast, flexible, and scalable open-source machine learning library for research and production.

Meet your Google Assistant. Ask it questions. Tell it to do things. It’s your own personal Google, always ready to help. Find answers and get things done while on-the-go with the help of your Google Assistant. Remind yourself to stop by the store, pull up your travel photos to show a friend, or make a dinner reservation. With the Assistant app, you can: - Make quick phone calls (e.g. "Call Mom.") - Send text messages (e.g. "Text my bestie.") - Email your boss (e.g. "Here is the latest TPS report.") - Set reminders (e.g. "Remind me to buy a birthday gift for Sarah.") - Set calendar events (e.g. "Set a calendar event for dinner with Charlie tomorrow from 7-9.") - Play music (e.g. "Play jazz music on YouTube.") - Navigate places (e.g. "Get me directions home.") - Weather information (e.g. "Do I need an umbrella today?") *Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

Jambl (formerly known as Polyjamer) is an app that uses algo-rhythmic intuition to help you create awesome beats. You can jam with friends, share your creations, and the founder Gad is a pretty decent rapper 😎

Simply upload any song, get the audio tracks isolated via machine learning, and either download them on the site or enter your email to recieve them in your inbox. Built with Deezer's Spleeter. 🤖💌

Friend Mix lets you build group playlists based on your friends favourite genres and artists. Create new users, add them to your mix and create a playlist tailored to your tastes. Discover which of your friends profiles were used to pick the tracks in the playlist.

MintStudio was inspired by the idea that good music should be easy to create. With MintStudio you can master your music instantly and automatically all while holding to the professional standard.

The app enables you to work with musicians around the world on multi-track music videos. One artist can start a song and then any other artist can edit it to add their own tracks. It's sort of a mashup between Smule and GitHub. Try it and see what you create.