Dae Bogan

Sooo, we're promoting piracy tools and potential copyright infringement?

Hi PH community. I'm Dae, the Co-founder & CEO of TuneRegistry. My team and I built TuneRegistry to address an issue that's at the core of many of the challenges stakeholders are facing in the music industry: metadata and rights management. Every year millions of dollars in music royalties paid out by the likes of Pandora, Spotify, Google/YouTube, Apple, iHeart Radio, SiriusXM, and hundreds...

II'll check it out!

Another micro-blogging app with next-gen and trending interactivity features? I'll wait and see what the youth think about it before jumping on the bandwagon.

I agree with @glvninpdx 100%. It seems like a hip thing to do -- to dropout of college and build something -- but that isn't the reality of the possibilities of many people; especially minorities. There is a certain level of privilege that makes it possible for one to dropout to pursue a startup or secure a tech job.

This is awesome! I just shared it to my community. As a 6'-4" guy, I also understand that fit matters when you do not fall into the American average size range.

The team has been in the photo space for some time having successfully completed two accelerator programs. The lastest cool app that they've launched helps you declutter your camera roll with ease.

Awesome UI. Website looks good and features (although not new) are packaged well. I noticed you're using YouTube's API and may potentially add other music services' APIs. How do you intend to scale Humm on APIs that have limitations on use when using competitor's APIs (specifically, Spotify and SoundCloud)? Also, I'll assume that you don't have any licenses. What is your commitment to rights...

I hate piracy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_STHaA2iHfg&feature=youtu.be

Cool concept. I don't think it's anything like Turntable.fm. It's a music-based SIMSOC where you can discover new music and promote music you love to people around the world who share your tastes. There's definitely a virtual concert feel to it. @sixside can you explain why your team created plug.dj and what problem it's solving or what value you're creating for music fans?

I'm confused @robw_r. Are the lists *actually* curated by influencers or are the curated by algos? If the later, how is this different from the many other sites that use algos and bots to crawl blogs and create lists? How will it compete with @Hypem?

Sounds great for "influencers". I'm not sure if you want all 500+ of your Facebook friends to have their own app. Ultimately, your phone will become just as clustered as your new feed and you'll still miss out on the updates you actually want to see. However, I think this is great for a personality, influencer, celebrity, or someone important to you.

There are a variety of apps and tools out there for creating multi part acappella videos, but Acappella by @PicPlayPost is by far the easiest and most streamlined way of achieving this that I've seen; and it's loaded with features.