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Press & speaking

For interviews, podcasts, conference sessions, and industry features. Harmonic Frontier Audio (HFA) builds rights-cleared, provenance-audited audio datasets for modern model development—designed for defensibility, controllability, and long-term auditability.

Fast context. What HFA is (and isn’t), plus the core framework in one place.
Clear angles. Compliance-first datasets, provenance systems, and controllable audio modeling.
Speaking requests. Panels, keynotes, workshops, and technical briefings.
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Press kit

Everything a host or editor needs

Use the approved description, quick facts, and suggested angles below. If you need additional assets (logos, photos, or a one-sheet), request them via the inquiry form and HFA will send a kit link.

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Approved description
Harmonic Frontier Audio (HFA) builds rights-cleared, provenance-audited acoustic datasets for teams developing modern audio, voice, and multimodal AI systems. HFA focuses on controllable, articulation-level structure and long-term defensibility—so organizations can train and evaluate models with data they can defend to product, legal, and compliance.
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Quick facts
Focus
Rights-cleared datasets for controllable audio modeling
Framework
Foundations + Proteus Standard™ + Orpheus Suite
Use cases
Research, product R&D, and production deployment
Audience
AI audio teams, labs, and enterprise buyers

Speaking

Topics & formats

Built for conferences, podcasts, panels, and internal team sessions—especially where rights, provenance, and controllable modeling matter as much as raw sound quality.

Suggested topics
Rights-cleared audio data as infrastructure
Why “content libraries” fail enterprise diligence—and what audit-ready datasets look like.
Provenance & integrity in the age of synthetic audio
Practical artifacts, manifests, and workflow design that survive governance review.
Controllability requires articulation-level structure
How datasets can be designed for steerable behavior, not just waveform replication.
Instruction tuning for audio
How “prompt → expected behavior” examples can improve reliability and evaluation.
World and folk instruments as an AI frontier
Why long-tail timbres are strategically important—and difficult to source responsibly.
Formats & audience fit
Conference talk
20–40 minutes + Q&A. Strong fit for AI/audio events and governance tracks.
Panel
Data rights, provenance, model evaluation, and “ethical supply chain” conversations.
Podcast / interview
Founder story + practical industry education. Great for general audiences and builders.
Internal workshop
For teams aligning product/legal/compliance on how datasets will be sourced and defended.
Best-fit audiences
AI audio teams Research labs Music tech Enterprise governance Product & legal Dataset practitioners
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Speaker bio

Blake Pullen

Founder, Harmonic Frontier Audio

Blake Pullen is a creative technologist, musician, and dataset architect focused on building rights-cleared, provenance-audited audio datasets for modern AI systems. He is the founder of Harmonic Frontier Audio (HFA), a company designed to solve one of the hardest problems in generative audio: defensible data.

With a background spanning professional music performance, audio engineering, and production, Blake brings a practitioner’s perspective to dataset design—emphasizing articulation-level structure, repeatability, and audit readiness. His work sits at the intersection of creative practice, technical rigor, and enterprise governance.

  • Founder of Harmonic Frontier Audio
  • Specialist in rights-cleared and provenance-audited audio datasets
  • Background in professional music, sound design, and recording
  • Focus on controllable and instruction-tuned audio modeling
For hosts & organizers
Suggested introduction
“Our guest today is Blake Pullen, founder of Harmonic Frontier Audio. Blake works at the intersection of music, AI, and data governance, building rights-cleared, provenance-audited audio datasets for modern machine learning systems. His work focuses on making audio models more controllable, defensible, and production-ready.”
Brand & media assets
  • High-resolution headshot (light and dark backgrounds)
  • Harmonic Frontier Audio logo (SVG / PNG)
  • Short and long bio versions
  • Company boilerplate
Assets are available upon request.
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Inquiries

Press and speaking requests

If you’re booking a guest, curating a panel, or writing about rights-cleared AI training data, HFA can help. Use the inquiry form and include the details below to speed up scheduling.

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Helpful details to include
Format: interview, panel, keynote, workshop, internal briefing
Audience: technical builders, executives, product/legal/compliance, general
Date window: proposed dates + timezone
Angle: rights, provenance, controllability, instruction tuning, world-instrument coverage
Constraints: live vs recorded, travel vs remote, recording requirements
If you need a short quote, a one-sheet, or a logo pack, mention it and HFA will send a kit link.