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rhelsing

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    Comment #37511441

    I am approaching this from the symbolic angle via MIDI at neptunely ( https://neptunely.com/ )

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    Comment #37511375

    This is almost the exact approach I took for my project Neptunely ( https://neptunely.com/ ). Working on bringing it to a VST at the moment so it's more portable.

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    Comment #36310741

    I love the idea. Reddit was the best of the social media platforms. That it's open source, means we can help fix these things. I'd love to help.

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    Comment #35993448

    We are working on this at https://neptunely.com

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    Comment #34553028

    Abstract: We introduce MusicLM, a model for generating high-fidelity music from text descriptions such as “a calming violin melody backed by a distorted guitar riff”. MusicLM casts…

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    Comment #34552617

    Neptunely: https://neptunely.com I've been building a procedural music generation engine for the last 2 years. It's been a passion project. There are a handful of videos on youtube…

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    Comment #34030109

    I dont think its possible to make a compelling song in quite the same way. At Neptunely, we are pursuing a route that keeps the human in the picture. More of a collaboration. https…

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    Comment #34030091

    I think it is possible. Have you tried interacting with chatGPT on short story?

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    Comment #34030071

    We are working on something similar at Neptunely. https://neptunely.com

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    Comment #34030064

    Let's get in touch. This is precisely what we are working on at Neptunely. https://neptunely.com

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    Comment #34030031

    I think this is a good point. To make this useful for music creators, and to make music creation more generally accessible, the output needs to be more useful. We are working on th…

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    Comment #34030004

    Amazing work! Do you plan on open-sourcing the code to train the model?

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    Comment #33712149

    I'd love to get connected. I've been working on an online DAW interface to make trying out these models more approachable. It also currently contains many useful heuristic based ge…

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    Comment #33430623

    The comparison between a ML model and a human is often used but it is not very useful. The problem is in most of these cases is that a powerful entity is profiting off of other peo…

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    Comment #33249429

    I think the problem is that a powerful entity is profiting off of other people's work without their consent and gives nothing to the exploited members in return. Sure, an individua…

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    Comment #33249158

    I agree with you. There was no attempt to engage the material of your original post. It was classified as psycho-babble from the outset and thus engaging it seriously would nullify…

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    Comment #32958605

    If you like this, I’ve been working on something for the last two years that you might be interested in! Imagine Dalle2, but open and interactive and collaborative for musicians in…

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    Comment #32838962

    It would not be as high level, at least initially. It's more querying for distinct layers of a song to compile together. The tools are intended to be an interaction between the art…

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    Comment #32817438

    I’m working on something similar. https://neptunely.com

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    Comment #31449446

    I'm sorry to hear you're struggling. I've definitely been here a handful of times. Hope and Help for your Nerves by Claire Weekes is the single best resource I have found for for l…

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    Comment #30996579

    If you're interested, I'm actively working on the music & samples side of things at https://www.neptunely.com . We are still in beta but hoping to launch this summer!

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    Comment #29679686

    Perhaps The Stars by Ada Palmer, the fourth and final book from The Terra Ignota series. It was such a beautiful and weird conclusion to the series!

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    Comment #27906753

    Awesome! What’s the best way to get in touch?

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    Comment #27900856

    Cool, thanks for sharing! This one seems mostly like silly ideas? Is there anything like this that enables users to work together to vet their ideas and prototype them? In the spir…