John Castillo

time off audio podcast

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Hey, we’re moe and John. Friends since university, we pursued different paths: Moe in software at leading tech firms, and John in AV production and academia at York University. We’ve reunited at time off audio to bridge software, music, and education. Monthly, we nerd out on music tech, trends, and the business of sound. Shop our plugins: https://www.timeoff.audio

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7 okt 2026

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SUNO AI loses a lawsuit again GEMA 07.10.2026 42:50

In this episode of the Time Off Audio Podcast, the Moe Chaieb and John Castillo discuss the July 31, 2026, Munich Regional Court ruling against Suno in a music copyright case brought by GEMA. They break down how GEMA used specific lyric and style prompts to demonstrate that Suno's AI model was trained on copyrighted material, as well as the potential legal implications for AI music generation. To...

Is the Music Industry Cooked? Why EVERY Audio Company is Selling. 28.04.2026 52:51

Why is every audio company suddenly selling or buying? It doesn't seem to be a functional business model but it keeps happening. This week, we’re discussing Fender and Native Instruments, starting with the news of Native Instrument moving into formal insolvency. We break down how the industry’s biggest plugin developer got to this place, and discussing whether Fender is walking into the same trap.

The Death of the Prompt: Why AI Music is Moving in the Right Direction 05.02.2026 46:10

Is AI in music actually moving in the right direction? If you’ve spent any time playing with generic prompting tools lately, you might beg to differ. We can probably all agree that prompting music is a fun toy for about five minutes, and then you get bored and go back to work. But in this episode, we’re looking past the slop. We dive into the real future of the industry: the niche tools and profes...