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XJ music is a software platform developed by XJ Music, Inc. aimed at facilitating music creation and integration in interactive media such as video games, live streams, and immersive environments.[1][2][3][4]
Overview
XJ music was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in Los Angeles, California, with Charney Kaye serving as its founder.[5][6][7]
It provides a digital audio workstation along with a cross-platform sound engine, primarily licensed for commercial video game developers. The platform enables composers to dynamically deliver their music compositions through its workstation, providing composition tools and playback features. Composers can export audio directly from the workstation or collaborate with developers to integrate playback into various software applications.[5][1][8]
Technology
XJ music utilizes patented technology (US10446126) to integrate partial musical compositions, instrument samples, and mathematical algorithms, allowing for the generation of diverse musical compositions.[9] The software enables composers and creators to craft personalized generative music compositions.[8]
Functionality
XJ music provides a game music engine for adaptive soundtracks, enhancing player immersion and gameplay experience.[8]
Comment: Podcasts can't be reliable to stand alone as references. Happy editing ANUwrites 22:19, 17 March 2024 (UTC)