Landr wants to conquer music mastering using machine learning

The ability to make music has always been a distinctly human trait. Yes, whales whistle and wolves howl, elephants use low-frequency rumbles to communicate and woodpeckers drum but none of them sound like Tina Turner or Leonard Cohen, able to command thousands of their species into packed stadiums or compel thousands of dollars to be charged up on iTunes. Plug-and-play machine learning data models that can instantly analyze information and provide intelligent insights? Yep, Microsoft has'em, it says. You would imagine that machines are similarly incapable of capturing the minds, hearts, and wallets of us humans.