[HN Gopher] Music-Making Artificial Intelligence Is Getting Scar...
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Music-Making Artificial Intelligence Is Getting Scary Good
Author : pseudolus
Score : 13 points
Date : 2023-03-25 19:26 UTC (3 hours ago)
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| TheActualWalko wrote:
| We're working on an app in this space over at wavtool.com with
| the goal of using AI to speed up the creation process and lower
| the barrier to entry. It's effectively a DAW that can be
| controlled by a chatbot.
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| We've had pretty amazing results just relying on what GPT-4 knows
| about music. Without any special sauce it can write melodies and
| chord progressions and make sensible engineering decisions, and
| only occasionally misunderstands and starts writing in allcaps
| when a user says something is too quiet
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| Quite fun to play around with if you find this kind of thing
| interesting!
| Rochus wrote:
| Interesting podcast, thanks for sharing. I wasn't aware of
| MusicLM yet and just downloaded the paper and listened to the
| various samples on https://google-
| research.github.io/seanet/musiclm/examples/. MuseNet still
| produces more credible pieces from my point of view (practicing
| musician/composer/producer for decades) than the models based on
| raw audio files (like MusicLM); the latter lack true musical
| concepts as you expect from a human composer, or it just sounds
| like you listen to more than one piece at the same time; it might
| be suited to impress non-musicians though. So there is still much
| room for improvement.
| davidhyde wrote:
| I don't get it. The audio clip front and centre at the beginning
| of the article is an ad.
| pixl97 wrote:
| First 45 seconds is an embedded ad, skip past that.
| karmakaze wrote:
| I was recently wondering how well a language model trained on
| file formats like an Ableton Live would work with input prompts.
| I suppose we have all the pieces and only have to connect them as
| has been done in a growing number of areas.
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