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Just incredible.
feature requests:
- Need a Delete button on the song tiles so we can garbage the bad generations we don't want to keep.
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I can see people attaching songs to TikTok, not! TikTok would have their own version out before they allow Riff to easily attach outside music on their platform. On a footnote, everyone of the songs seem to sound a bit derivative in a very “I’ve heard that somewhere before” vibe, you may get lyrics that vibes but it all seem “weak”. I’m just saying it as it is, not trying to be mean or putting the devs down, it’s jus…
When the drum machine was released, tons of musicians said it sounded rubbish and not like real drums. Time will tell whether this falls in that same category, but generally it’s easy to underestimate new stuff.
That being said, this is definitely a "meme" kind of thing rather than a tool for actual orchestration.
AI-generating music app Riffusion turns viral success into $4M in funding - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37915393 - Oct 2023 (49 comments)
I am blown away by how well the country and opera genres work. Country: https://www.riffusion.com/riffs/746af7e4-0578-4688-9a5f-69e3... Opera: https://www.riffusion.com/riffs/7bce0bd1-4faf-4919-ac66-a5d0...
Riffusion is great! Wishing you the best of luck, Hayk and Seth. Question: what are role models of companies that generated a fun "toy" like yours (hope you don't mind the word; not meant negatively) and somehow figured out how to monetise it later?
We're happy to be building a toy! Your comment reminds me of this post: https://cdixon.org/2010/01/03/the-next-big-thing-will-start-... It's still really early innings for this technology, so we're happy to be learning and building fun technology helps people to do creative things. Main thing we're focused on is turning it from a toy you enjoy once, to something you come back to and dive deeper into (even if it's sti…
Not meaning to put you in a corner, just really curious about this - I love Riffusion and hope you guys succeed.
Edit: after playing with it for an hour, I agree with other posters that midi and/or .als export options would be very desirable. Worth paying for even.
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When the drum machine was released, tons of musicians said it sounded rubbish and not like real drums. Time will tell whether this falls in that same category, but generally it’s easy to underestimate new stuff.
Mmm, this really isn't the same thing. With a drum machine you're still programming the riffs themselves and people's chief complaint was the sound itself, whereas I've listened to a number of samples from this and the quality is definitely there, but the lyrical melodies themselves are not particularly harmonically engaging or memorable. Like the voices are just all over the place on the scale. That being said, this…
The non-memorable bit… I’m certain people complained that all drum sounds from drum machines sound the same and are thus not memorable. So I’m cautious here personally, even though I see your point.