Editorial

Notes from the studio.

Notes on AI, authorship and music production from inside the craft. No trends, no generalities — just what we're learning building Deloy.

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IndustriaMay 24, 202612 min

The state of AI in music, 2026

87% of creators already use AI. Deezer receives 30,000 fully generated tracks per day. Spotify removed 75 million. The Wild West phase is ending and the rules phase is beginning. This is what's really happening, and where it's heading.

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Producción musicalMay 26, 20269 min

How to use AI in Ableton without losing control of your music

AI can speed up your production in Ableton or turn your tracks into something you no longer recognize. The difference is in how you use it. A practical guide to make AI work for you, not instead of you.

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IA y autoríaMay 21, 20268 min

AI won't take your authorship — if we build it right

The real fear isn't that AI makes music. It's that it takes the credit. That problem isn't solved with good intentions: it's solved with infrastructure. Here's which one.

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HistoriaMay 20, 20267 min

Why I started building Deloy

I've been a programmer for 13 years. Three years ago I became obsessed with producing music and discovered it was the hardest thing I'd ever tried to learn. Deloy was born at that crossroads: the AI copilot I needed inside Ableton.

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Decisiones de productoMay 12, 20265 min

Why Deloy lives inside Ableton

A production tool shouldn't ask you to switch DAW. Why we built Deloy as a Max for Live plugin and not as a separate app.

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ComplianceMay 05, 20266 min

Deloy DNA: why every track signs its own authorship

The AI Score and the HMAC-SHA256 certificates aren't a technical feature — they're the foundation everything else rests on.

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