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I keep thinking back to when we didn't have stabilityai and it was just google and meta teasing us with mouth watering papers but never letting us touch them. I'm so thankful stability exists.
The solo piano was interesting because of how clean it is. I can imagine going from that sample to a score without too much difficulty. Once it's in a symbolic format it becomes much more flexible and re-usable. While this does not seem to be the trend I hope more gen ai in the audio and visual realms start to produce more structured / symbolic output. For example, if I were Adobe I would be training models, not to o…
I really like this idea. Creating new tools for artists to use to create rather than whatever we're accepting as use now. The use of current full image creation is boring to me in the same way the choice of invisibility as a super power is. The invisibility is ultimately going to slide into pervy tendencies, just like deep fakes will slide in the same way or some other inappropriate use.
The solo piano was interesting because of how clean it is. I can imagine going from that sample to a score without too much difficulty. Once it's in a symbolic format it becomes much more flexible and re-usable. While this does not seem to be the trend I hope more gen ai in the audio and visual realms start to produce more structured / symbolic output. For example, if I were Adobe I would be training models, not to o…
The solo piano was interesting because of how clean it is. I can imagine going from that sample to a score without too much difficulty. Once it's in a symbolic format it becomes much more flexible and re-usable. While this does not seem to be the trend I hope more gen ai in the audio and visual realms start to produce more structured / symbolic output. For example, if I were Adobe I would be training models, not to o…
That raises an interesting difference between cleaning AI-generated sound and cleaning ordinary recordings. In an ordinary recording, there is an objective reality to discover -- a certain collection of voices was summed to create a signal. With (most? the best?) existing AI audio generation, the waveform is created from whole cloth, and extracting voices from it is an act of creation, not just discovery. I've come a…
It’s easy to forget this is all pretty new stuff and it still costs a lot to make the base models. But the techniques are (more or less) well documented and implementable with open source tools.
It's interesting tech but none of the musical pieces impressed me (I play multiple instruments and have written and arranged music), most sounded too repetitive and not very imaginative. This is also an issue with diffusion based art AI in general, its good at a limited set of things but gets rather repetitive after a while. I could see using this as background music where quality is not important, like in games, tho…
The solo piano was interesting because of how clean it is. I can imagine going from that sample to a score without too much difficulty. Once it's in a symbolic format it becomes much more flexible and re-usable. While this does not seem to be the trend I hope more gen ai in the audio and visual realms start to produce more structured / symbolic output. For example, if I were Adobe I would be training models, not to o…
I guess the thing that strikes me so odd about the generative thing is all of the press releases on people presenting things like it's a final product, yet it's clearly pre-release beta at best but more likely alpha versions of code in the results in quality. If a non-AI product released something that was so clearly not finished, it would be panned to no end for not working.
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That raises an interesting difference between cleaning AI-generated sound and cleaning ordinary recordings. In an ordinary recording, there is an objective reality to discover -- a certain collection of voices was summed to create a signal. With (most? the best?) existing AI audio generation, the waveform is created from whole cloth, and extracting voices from it is an act of creation, not just discovery. I've come a…
Generative models can certainly create midi, but no one has done it yet. Given the technique is making video, audio, images, and language, all you need to do is train and build a model with an appropriate architecture. It’s easy to forget this is all pretty new stuff and it still costs a lot to make the base models. But the techniques are (more or less) well documented and implementable with open source tools.
I keep thinking back to when we didn't have stabilityai and it was just google and meta teasing us with mouth watering papers but never letting us touch them. I'm so thankful stability exists.
Is the source for this available? I found no mention of it on the page.
The solo piano was interesting because of how clean it is. I can imagine going from that sample to a score without too much difficulty. Once it's in a symbolic format it becomes much more flexible and re-usable. While this does not seem to be the trend I hope more gen ai in the audio and visual realms start to produce more structured / symbolic output. For example, if I were Adobe I would be training models, not to o…
This is what we do with AI images: you can fix them in Photoshop, etc. You cannot do this for raw audio due to how music is produced.