Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH is a Hamburg-based music software developer behind Cubase, Nuendo, Dorico, WaveLab and SpectraLayers, the latter with AI-driven audio extraction and repair tools.
Desktop music production software (a digital audio workstation) whose Pro edition includes AI stem separation to pull vocals and instruments out of a mixed track.
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No funding rounds exist: Steinberg is a wholly owned subsidiary of Yamaha Corporation (acquired 2004). Read steinberg.net home, /legal/imprint/, /legal/privacy/; Yamaha press releases 2004 and 2025.
"Founded in 1984, Steinberg Media Technologies is the market share leader in computer software used to produce music." — Yamaha press release, 21 Dec 2004 (attributes the founding year; the market-share claim is Yamaha's 2004 wording and not reused). Steinberg's own about page redirect-loops under curl.
Yamaha Corporation news release: "...it has taken over hardware business of Steinberg, its wholly owned subsidiary." The same release: "Steinberg joined the Yamaha Group in 2005" (agreed 2004-12-20, approved by the German government 2005-01-21). Kept as its own record (own brand, domain and products), status acquired; the subsidiary_of relation to yamaha is in relations.json.
"Unmatched selection tools developed over many years are now joined by new artificial intelligence-driven audio extraction and repair processes" — SpectraLayers product page; legal entity name from https://www.steinberg.net/legal/imprint/: "Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH Beim Strohhause 31 20097 Hamburg Germany".