The music production technology provider was valued at near $500m in its series D round, while WME and AM Only could have both exited.

Talent agencies William Morris Endeavor (WME) and AM Only may have exited Splice, a US-based music production software provider that just raised $55m at a valuation reported by Bloomberg as nearly $500m.

Investment bank Goldman Sachs’ Growth subsidiary led the series D round, which included Music, a joint venture between Matt Pincus, the owner of music publisher Songs, and investment bank Liontree.

The company identified Union Square Ventures (USV), True Ventures, DFJ Growth and Flybridge as its other investors, in…

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Robert Lavine

Robert Lavine is special features editor for Global Venturing.