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About the challenges

MuseHub Challenge:

Create an app or plugin for music creators—extend MuseScore, Audacity, or build something tailored for guitar or piano players. Best entries get featured on MuseHub, with 10k+ guaranteed traffic

Audiotool Challenge:

Build on the Audiotool online DAW—use APIs, prototype interfaces, connect services. Winner gets featured in the Audiotool newsletter, homepage, and launch campaign, plus up to $5,000 in Google Cloud credits 

ABRSM challenge:

ABRSM is The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music and a global music education charity.

Help ABRSM explore how AI can support music education by building a proof of concept that generates feedback on music performances. We’re looking to combine audio analysis and language modelling to create scalable tools that could support human feedback in music assessment.

IMPORTANT: Participants who take on this challenge agree to share their code with ABRSM at the end of the event. 

Get started

MuseHub: 

Documentation: https://developer.musehub.com/muse-partners-help 

SDK: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1EH9vCji5Q4Hfij5XGt3DU_JVraT8NpA3

Muse DRM tool:  https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1U4EnrPF9RBqVM9A03PvC4_RWDDJnFARj

AudioTool:

Join the Beta of AudioTool on https://new.audiotool.com/ and get access to the SDK to build apps for the Nexus platform. You can also make an existing app compatible with Nexus. 

ABRSM: 

Fill in this form to access the dataset and get the full brief. 

• Creativity & Innovation (25%)
  Is the idea original and memorable? Judges should look for concepts that are fresh, inventive, or present a unique twist on a problem. A strong entry shows imaginative problem-solving and stands out from the crowd.
• Technical Execution (25%)
  How well does the project work? This includes the reliability, polish, and technical craftsmanship—well-structured, functional solutions that demonstrate solid engineering. Think of functionality, dependability, and intuitive build quality.
• Impact & Usefulness (25%)
  Does the solution solve a real problem effectively? Judges should assess the project’s potential for tangible benefits—whether it’s practical, scalable, and valuable to its intended users or audience.
• Presentation (25%)
  Is the idea communicated effectively and compellingly? This involves clarity, storytelling, and visual engagement—how well the team explains their concept, demonstrates it, and makes it easy for others (judges, users) to understand and remember.