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Re: Ask HN: Recommendations for AI generated music software?

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Post by alexbainter »

qpiox wrote: post #41
alexbainter wrote: post #23

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Thanks for sharing this, I'm the author of Generative.fm and the music systems on it. Just wanted to pop in to tell OP that there's a recording feature built in to the site, and everyone is free to use the recordings for whatever they'd like - I just ask that you give attribution (it's licensed under CC-BY 4.0). Though, there's no configuration and I don't use AI, if that matters. EDIT: I forgot to mention it's free,…

The web-site shows an empty page at this moment.

Would you mind telling me which browser you tried with?

Re: Ask HN: Recommendations for AI generated music software?

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Post by plemer »

kleer001 wrote: post #5

What you want is a plain old music generator app. Search for "generative music". Drop the Ai, it's overkill. Also with the amazing tech these days anyone can be a musician. It's basically push-botton. Bloom on the iOs app store. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bloom/id292792586 Someone's cloned Bloom: https://github.com/generative-music/blossom Wotja too maybe. Here's their FAQ about rights: https://intermorphic.com/wo…

>Also with the amazing tech these days anyone can be a musician.

If they’re musicians, George Jetson ran a factory.

Re: Ask HN: Recommendations for AI generated music software?

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Post by po_ »

> I want to create AI generated to use as soundtracks on videos - so there must be no question about royalties or copyright

> I want to be able to specify how long the music should go for.

> I want to be able to save the music.

Product question @andrewstuart - is it important to you that the changes in video scenes line up with the beat of the music?

Re: Ask HN: Recommendations for AI generated music software?

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Post by kleer001 »

richrichardsson wrote: post #38
kleer001 wrote: post #5

What you want is a plain old music generator app. Search for "generative music". Drop the Ai, it's overkill. Also with the amazing tech these days anyone can be a musician. It's basically push-botton. Bloom on the iOs app store. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bloom/id292792586 Someone's cloned Bloom: https://github.com/generative-music/blossom Wotja too maybe. Here's their FAQ about rights: https://intermorphic.com/wo…

> Also with the amazing tech these days anyone can be a musician. It's basically push-botton. And this is why it's getting harder and harder to find decent electronic music that doesn't sound like a chimp threw its shit at a wall; because some wanna-be with no musical skill can download a few loops, layer them up in their cracked FL Studio (or whatever) and over-compress the shit out of it for their "mastering". imo…

I fell ya, and used to think the same way too.

I've even spent that same $5K and got that equipment.

However, there's something missing from weekend bedroom producers, the hunger to be the best and dedication of their entirely life to it.

How? Open mic gigs, playing festivals, being friends with other producers, having lots of charisma, cranking out the tunes and adapting until one hits that sweet spot over and over again.

Re: Ask HN: Recommendations for AI generated music software?

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Post by kleer001 »

0815test wrote: post #20
kleer001 wrote: post #5

What you want is a plain old music generator app. Search for "generative music". Drop the Ai, it's overkill. Also with the amazing tech these days anyone can be a musician. It's basically push-botton. Bloom on the iOs app store. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bloom/id292792586 Someone's cloned Bloom: https://github.com/generative-music/blossom Wotja too maybe. Here's their FAQ about rights: https://intermorphic.com/wo…

> Drop the Ai, it's overkill. Well, if you do want to use AI, this project is totally open source, "real" AI and pretty damned easy to use,[0] and generates something that's pretty darn close to SOTA as far as actual "musical" interest goes! Unfortunately, it seems to need Python 2. It would be really nice if someone forked the project (it's pretty researchy/proof-of-concept right now!) and committed to maintaining i…

While really really cool I don't think this is polished and directable enough for OPs needs.

Re: Ask HN: Recommendations for AI generated music software?

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Post by nestorherre »

mcqueenjordan wrote: post #10

Shameless self-plug, I maintain a Spotify playlist that is optimized for getting me into "Flow." I use it for coding/thinking. It has 677 tracks so far. See here: https://whoami.sh/thought/flow-playlist https://brain.fm/ also has some good stuff. Some of it is tailored for focusing and works pretty well as coding music. I believe their stuff is AI-generated.

Used your playlist for some minutes and it definitely helped me being more focused, thank you.
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