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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 15867, member: 636"]
[USER=27]@Queen[/USER] about iZotope, Inc. being mentioned here I agree with you. It doesn't make sense.

However, the rest of the question is simple and straightforward in the context that in years to come there is obviously a reasonable possibility that autonomous audio mixing software will quite frankly reach a point where it will literarily replace so many sound engineers—the same way automated audio mastering is gaining momentum as we speak even though some people have a tendency to underestimate the pace of technological change which is always a stupid thing to do until eventually, reality hits them in the face.

Hence, the hypothetical question: if an album is completely mixed by an AI sound engineering cloud platform and consequently gets mastered by an AI automated online mastering service shouldn't that engineering award go to these services or the owner's behind whatever cloud platform that was utilized just like how both mixing and mastering engineers receive an award when a project they worked on is selected as a winner for whatever music award in question?
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