The iOS and Android app for Aimi is now accessible to everyone after a beta test in which only 5,000 individuals had the chance to use the programme. The company’s generative music platform is now available on mobile, where it was previously unavailable. James Trew of Engadget has been using the app since January. Aimi has made a few changes to the user interface since then.
The idea behind the software remains the same. As previously stated, Aimi is based on continuous music “experiences” that can be subtly altered by interacting with a few UI elements. You undoubtedly know what you’re getting into if you’re familiar with services like Endel and Brain.fm. You may direct Aimi’s algorithm by tapping the thumbs-up and thumbs-down buttons. There’s also a shuffle button if you don’t like a particular section. With today’s update, Aimi will also prompt you to specify whether you wish to hear a team more or less frequently and for longer or shorter periods of time.
