Pretty nice, I was just talking to a friend about needing a music version of chatgpt, so thank you for this. Wondering if it would be possible to create a version of this that you can point at a person SoundsCloud and have it emulate their style / create more music in the style of the original artist. I have a couple albums worth of downtempo electronic music I would love to point something like this at and see what…
Riffusion – Stable Diffusion fine-tuned to generate music
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#472I'm a short fiction writer. Do you think I could get one of these new models to write a good story? I'd want to train it to include foreshadowing, suspense, relatable characters and perhaps a twist ending that cleverely references the beginning.
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#473Do you guys think AI creative tools will completely subsume the possibility space of human made music? Or does it open up a new dimension of possibilities orthogonally to it? Hard for me to imagine how AI would be able to create something as unique and human as D'Angelo's Voodoo (esp. before he existed) but maybe it could (eventually). If I understand these AI algorithms at a high level, they're essentially finding p…
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#474Other author here! This got a posted a little earlier than we intended so we didn't have our GPUs scaled up yet. Please hang on and try throughout the day! Meanwhile, please read our about page http://riffusion.com/about It’s all open source and the code lives at https://github.com/hmartiro/riffusion-app --> if you have a GPU you can run it yourself This has been our hobby project for the past few months. Seeing the…
Also the key question is - would something like this ever produce something as hauntingly beautiful and unique as classical music pieces?
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#475I think I'm beginning to crack the code with this one, here's my attempt at something like a "DJ set" with this. My goal was to have the smoothest transitions possible and direct the vibe just like I would doing a regular DJ set. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUBaHhDxkIc
I wonder if this could be the future of DJing or perhaps beginning of a new trend in live music making kind of like Sonic Pi. Instead of mixing tracks together, the DJ comes up with prompts on the spot and tweaks AI parameters to achieve the desired direction. Pretty awesome.
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#476Earlier quoted context omitted.
This was the first AI thing to fill me with a feeling of existential dread.
What is with the hyperbole in this thread? This stuff sounds like incoherent noise. It is noticeably worse than AI audio stuff I heard 5 years ago. What is going on with the responses here?
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#477Earlier quoted context omitted.
That seems a bit like wishful thinking. People don't have unlimited ability to learn new skills. Training takes time, and someone who spent several years honoring their craft won't be able to pick up a new skill overnight. On top of that, people have preferences regarding their work – even if someone has the ability to do a different work, they might find it less meaningful and less satysfing. Finally, don't ignore t…
Agree 100%. When I was young and idealistic I believed in the "learn new skills" mantra, but learning completely new skills would look a lot different at 50 than it did at 20. When career choices were being made 30 years ago it would have been hard to predict the current & upcoming AI-driven destruction of lower-end "thinking" jobs. Attempting to retrain after ~30 years puts you at a massive disadvantage vs a new gra…
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#478Earlier quoted context omitted.
Gregorian death metal folk also seems to have lacked seed tunes but the thing is just in its infancy so soon we'll be banging our tonsured heads to the folky beats of ... ...OK, need to create a band name generator to work in tandem with this thing. Let's see what one of its brethren in ML makes of it... - "Echoes of the Past": This name plays on the idea of Gregorian chanting, which is often associated with the dist…
Somewhat unrelated, but given the descriptions, perhaps you should take a listen to the Darktide 40k soundtrack if you haven't: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4hEOMSjzdo
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#47940 sec clip of uk garage/todd edwards style track made with riffusion -> serato studio with todd beats added
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#480Earlier quoted context omitted.
assuming the first sample was generated by OP method, how did you clean that sample up so nicely?
Yep, the first sample was generated via OP's method. The tl;dr answer is that I used a few plugins in my digital audio workstation to make it sound better. I made a video specifically in reply to you if you want to see exactly how I did it (3 mins): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69Q-cseNCI4