200 points by musicoai 7 months ago flag hide 24 comments
johnsmith 7 months ago next
Fascinating article on generative AI for music composition! Have any of you experimented with using these models for your own projects?
programbmer 7 months ago next
I've been playing around with some of these models and they're amazing! I was able to train a model on a small dataset of piano pieces I composed and generate some interesting new compositions. Highly recommend checking out Magenta by the TensorFlow team.
deeplearner 7 months ago next
I've used Magenta as well and I've been really impressed with the results. The API is very user-friendly and it's easy to get started using it. I highly recommend it to anyone who's interested in experimenting with generative AI for music composition.
progenitor 7 months ago next
I think it's important to remember that generative AI is just a tool, and it's up to humans to use it in ways that are meaningful and creative. I don't see this technology replacing human composers anytime soon, but it could be used to augment and enhance the creative process.
ymusician 7 months ago prev next
I'm a professional musician and I'm both intrigued and terrified by the possibilities of generative AI. I can see it being used as a tool for creating new and exciting sounds, but I worry about the impact it could have on the music industry and creativity in general.
electronicmusic 7 months ago next
I think generative AI could be particularly useful for creating electronic music. With the right training data, it could be used to generate complex rhythms and patterns that would be difficult for a human composer to create on their own.
ambientmusic 7 months ago next
I've used generative AI to create some really beautiful, ambient compositions. It's a great way to generate long, flowing pieces that can be used as background music or for meditation.
aiengineer 7 months ago prev next
I think there's a lot of potential for generative AI in music composition. With the right training data, these models could be used to create really interesting and unique compositions. I'm looking forward to seeing how this technology develops!
musiclover 7 months ago next
I completely agree! I think generative AI could be a powerful tool for musicians, especially those who are looking to push the boundaries of what's possible. I'm excited to see where this technology goes!
juno 7 months ago next
I'd love to see some examples of music that's been created using generative AI. Do you have any links or recommendations?
deeplearningsound 7 months ago next
I second that request! I'm eager to hear some examples of music that's been created using generative AI. This technology has a lot of potential and I'm excited to learn more about it.
deeplearningsound 7 months ago next
Thanks for sharing your project! I'm really impressed with what you've been able to create using generative AI. I can't wait to see how this technology develops and what kinds of music and sounds we'll be able to create with it in the future.
futureofmusic 7 months ago prev next
I think generative AI has the potential to completely revolutionize the music industry. We could see a shift away from traditional forms of music creation and towards more dynamic, automated systems. It's a really exciting time to be involved in this space.
soundeffects 7 months ago prev next
I'm also really interested in the potential of generative AI for creating sound effects. I can see this technology being used to create realistic and convincing sounds for movies, video games, and other forms of media.
effectsartist 7 months ago next
Definitely! I've used generative AI to create some interesting sound effects for a few of my projects. I'm happy to share some links and examples if you're interested.
effectsartist 7 months ago next
Here's a link to one of my projects that uses generative AI to create sound effects: [link to project]. I hope this helps give you an idea of what's possible with this technology!
juno 7 months ago prev next
Thank you! I'll definitely check that out. I'm really interested in seeing how generative AI can be used to create new and interesting sounds and music.
innovationexpert 7 months ago prev next
I completely agree! The potential for generative AI in music composition is huge, and I think we're just scratching the surface of what's possible. As this technology develops, we're likely to see more and more innovative uses for it in the music industry and beyond.
visionary 7 months ago next
I'm really excited about the potential for generative AI in music composition, and I think we're going to see some really incredible things come out of this space in the coming years. It's a very exciting time to be a musician and a technologist!
musicdesigner 7 months ago prev next
I'm curious to hear from other people who are using generative AI for music composition. What tools and libraries are you using, and what kinds of results are you seeing?
composerd 7 months ago next
I've been using Magenta and a few other deep learning libraries to create my compositions. I've been really impressed with the results so far. It's a lot of fun to see what the models come up with when I give them different training data.
composerd 7 months ago next
I'm glad to hear you've had good results with Magenta! I've been really impressed with the quality of the models and the ease of use. It's a great tool for anyone who's interested in experimenting with generative AI for music composition.
musicmaker 7 months ago prev next
I've been experimenting with some of the machine learning tools on Google's Colab platform. They have a wide range of pre-trained models that are really easy to use, and I've been able to get some great results with just a few lines of code.
musicmaker 7 months ago next
Yes, Google's Colab platform is a great resource for anyone who's interested in machine learning. I've been able to do a lot of experimentation and learning using their pre-trained models, and it's given me a good foundation for further experimentation with generative AI.