From brief to track
Describe a scene, a feeling, a reference. CMI asks pointed questions, so you reach the right music quickly.
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Start the conversation with your catalogue.
Through chat, you describe what you are after in your own words. Follow-up questions help refine the brief and reveal tracks you may never have looked for on your own.
Text, images, videos or references all become ways into the catalogue.
CMI's semantic layer gives every track deeper context, revealing new matches and opportunities that basic tags could never surface.
Use CMI directly with sync and catalogue teams, or integrate the same intelligence into your own platform through API.
The result is a catalogue with more of its potential brought into play : stronger shortlists, clearer reasons to pitch and hidden repertoire with new creative potential.
Tuned to a trained ear
Conversational search is everywhere, but music needs more than generic language. CMI grounds search in a musicological method, so results make sense musically, emotionally and contextually.
First the demo, then your catalogue
Start with the public demo, built on a 40,000 track reference corpus. Then test CMI on your own catalogue. That is where you see what your music can really do.
Data stays with us
Your catalogue, prompts and confidential briefings stay private. They are not used to train a model, not sent to external AI providers, and are hosted under controlled access.
API access
Bring CMI intelligence into your own tools and workflows. Use semantic discovery across catalogue search, sync portals, licensing platforms, archives and client facing discovery layers.
