Today at TechCrunch Disrupt in New York City the Startup Battlefield got off to a quick start. UJAM, a service which lets you take any melody in your head and turn it into an actual piece of music with a few mouse clicks wowed the crowd. But they used a professional singer for their demo. So what better way to prove the product than to get one of the Battlefield judges to sing? That’s exactly what Chris Sacca did.
Sacca sang “It Had To Be You” with no musical backing. A few clicks later, UJAM added a few layers for an amazing result. You’ll definitely want to see this video (taken by Robert Scoble) below:
UJAM is a cloud-based service enabling everyone, musician or not to produce great sounding music and share it with their friends and the world. UJAM aims to be the go-to place to create music easy, fast and from everywhere UJAMs core technology augments simple user input such a singing or whistling into fully-fledged, studio-quality songs by interpreting melody, composing chords, arranging song form and rendering the result with professionally produced musical styles. Long-term, UJAM can be integrated and embedded with other...
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