Our Three Service Pillars
Music
Catamount Music composes and produces original, compelling music for TV, streaming, and the sync market, specializing in organic instrumentation across diverse genres from our Massachusetts-based studio, ensuring high-quality, human-created artistry.
Music Technology
We provide expertise in advanced audio technologies such as watermarking, audio testing, and fingerprinting. As a contributing member of C2PA, we are dedicated to ensuring that all of our digital assets include verifiable provenance information.
Musicology
We provide detailed analysis of compositions and recordings to assess potential copyright issues, meticulously evaluating similarities in melody, harmony, rhythm, instrumentation, and production techniques, delivering insightful reports for all audiences.
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Recent Popular Articles
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Catamount Veritas, October, 2026
Volume 2, Issue 10 C2PA Gets Some Updates First up, news from the C2PA—there is a new release (2.5) of the content credential specification. The main public-facing benefits are expanded support for live video, closed captions, RSS feeds, and AI artifacts, although there are certainly other improvements. However, following on the heels of that…
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Catamount Veritas, September, 2026
Volume 2, Issue 9 Can We MCP? Asking for a friend (Epidemic) This is still a first, as far as I know. Epidemic Sound released a connector for their MCP server in Claude, allowing catalog searches, previews, download links, and version adaptations on demand. I recorded some stupidly simple jazz stingers (ii-V-Is) for social…
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Catamount Veritas, August, 2026
Volume 2, Issue 8 Karma is a bitch I find the general professional reaction to Anthropic’s watermarking of text to be really illuminating. They are using a word selection algorithm to leave a traceable signal in the generated text, as well as using C2PA content credentials for images. That’s a good thing. It may…