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abdljasser2

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    Comment #46475460

    code here: https://github.com/erl-j/neurosymbolic-music-generation

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    Comment #42431257

    My plan is to become a people person / ideas guy.

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    Comment #42426803

    Excellent post

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    Comment #42399322

    Thank you! I can also recommend this work which had a similar idea: https://instrumentgen.netlify.app/

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    Show HN: I made an AI soundfont generator

    I made a soundfont generation AI to use in your productions I made this because I like the uncanny sound of Suno/UDIO but I want to use it in real time within my DAW. It’s free & n…

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    Comment #42378545

    Good question. In my experience combining generic descriptors is what works best. This is probably due to the text captions used during training mostly consist of generic instrumen…

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    Show HN: Downloadable AI Musical Instruments

    Generate soundfonts from text descriptions using latent flow matching. You can then download the complete SFZ soundfont package to use the instrument locally.

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    Comment #40145410

    https://erl-j.github.io/textsynth/ Sortof ML, Evolutionary algorithm w/ fitness determined by a ML model.

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    Comment #30478162

    [4] https://forum.juce.com/t/ddsp-tone-transfer-vst-possibility/...

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    Comment #30478159

    [4] https://forum.juce.com/t/ddsp-tone-transfer-vst-possibility/...

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    Comment #30476346

    Hello! I think this will be possible!

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    Comment #30476270

    I can't say for sure but I think the issue with why the reverb sounds off in that particular example is that the reverb present in the recording has a longer decay than the maximum…

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    Comment #30474392

    Thank you! Will do.

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    Comment #30474251

    Very interesting! Thank you for this.

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    Comment #30474226

    Very cool! Thank you for this. Speaking of wavetables, have you seen this relatively recent work? https://lamtharnhantrakul.github.io/diffwts.github.io/ ?

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    Comment #30474110

    Hello! I think you accidentally mistook the first citation link for a link to the work we are presenting. Here is the link I think you are looking for: https://erlj.notion.site/Neu…

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    Comment #30474063

    Great question! I think this approach (and DDSP more generally) could work well for most instruments if you make some adjustments to the synthesis architecture. The current archite…

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    Comment #30473986

    Hello! I think this can be done but I would not advise you to do it with this particular algorithm. I think you would be interested in the work of Jatin Chowdhury[1] as well as the…

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    Comment #30473928

    Copy pasting my a reply to a similar question Short answer is yes! Previous work has shown that we can obtain very good results from controlling DDSP models from midi input. The so…

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    Short answer is yes! Previous work has shown that we can obtain very good results from controlling DDSP models from midi input. The solutions I am familiar with employ a two stage …

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    Comment #30473600

    Thank you! It was made with figma.