Wavecut is a company structuring the world's audio, enabling a deeper connection to sound and voice. Wavecut started when the the two co-founders, both with a deep love for music, tried to solve a few pain points they had experienced in the music creation process. But as we dove deeper into this problem space, we realized something: expression and consumption via audio/sound has not benefited from tech in the same way photos/videos/text has. Wavecut believes that just as creation and consumption of photos and video exploded in the past decade, the next ten years will see audio creation and consumption grow in a similar manner. Wavecut wants to be the driving force for this growth. Wavecut's first product is a social network that helps musicians to connect, share, and find samples for their music. Going forward, Wavecut will build a structured understanding of how sounds map to each other, to people, and to communities. This structured knowledge will be in service of creating an auditory “layer”, powering the next generation of technologies and services that rely much more heavily on sound and voice. The shift towards audio prominence is already starting to happen. Airpods, Alexa, Google Home, and Fortnite are heavily or primarily Audio or voice based, and AR+VR is quickly emerging. Just like previous platforms, thousands of software businesses and products will be built on top of those eco-systems. This is just the beginning.