Suno settles wavtool for music editing tools AI amid a constant dispute with music posters

SinkAI Music Company has now announced in a legal battle with music posters on Thursday that it has acquired it WavtoolDAW Digital Work Station (DAW). This acquisition aims to improve Suno editing capabilities for songs and producers.

Wavtool, which was launched in 2023, provides many tools for musicians, such as STEM, AI’s Voice Generation, and AI’s music assistant. Suno will integrate Wavtool technology in the new Editorial interfaceThat was launched this month.

The conditions of the deal were not revealed. A spokesman for the company indicated that “most” Wavtool employees moved to the Suno and engineering product teams, although the exact number of those who did not take this step was not disclosed.

The acquisition comes in another afternoon suit Against the company. Rural musician Tony Al -Adl and his music brand, 5th While Records, filed a lawsuit against Suno earlier this month, claiming that Suno used copyright audio records to train AI’s music generator.

This claim is similar to Judicial cases It was presented last year by Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment against Suno due to the violation of copyright. According to Bloomberg, there are major music stickers Licensing talks With a sink.

Suno acquired Wavtool a few months ago, with DAW, the document to the browser in an unsaturated position in November. The timing of the advertisement for this week seems intended, and it may aim to turn attention from the lawsuit. Legal conflicts often shake the investor’s confidence, and therefore the announcement of this acquisition may be a way to reassure that the company is still committed to growth.

AI is guaranteed 125 million dollars In financing this past.