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I dont know about the scene but i thought this was great! I was given 3 tracks, I have to say one had no sort of beat to it, so it was like noise, but the other 2 were fantastic. great stuff!
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Perhaps not exactly "instantly generate a song based on a random blog post or group chat history", but more like "instantly generate a song based on an input prompt sentence" is suno.ai -- you should check it out!
LessWrong used suno.ai , but the typical song quality is not there yet, so they had to generate 3,000-4,000 songs to get 15 good ones
Speaking as a musician who plays real instruments (as opposed to electronic production): how does this help me? And how does this enable more of me?
I am asking with an open mind, with no cynicism intended.
Any plans for alternate login systems? Don’t want to use a Google account personally. I’d love to try it though. Thanks!
Which providers would you prefer? We tried Twitter last night but it wasn't working for some reason (kept redirecting immediately with no oauth page).
I think it's better to think of the process of finding the right song as a search algorithm through the space of all possible songs. The current approach just uses a "pick a random point in a general area". Once we find something that is roughly correct we need something that lets us iteratively tweak the aspects that are not quite right, decreasing the search space and allowing us to iteratively take smaller and smaller steps in defined directions.
I'm interested to hear more about your statement of "Our goal is to enable more of you, not replace you." Speaking as a musician who plays real instruments (as opposed to electronic production): how does this help me? And how does this enable more of me? I am asking with an open mind, with no cynicism intended.
We want you to be able to upload recordings of your real instruments and do all sorts of cool things with them (e.g., transform them, generate vocals for your guitar riff, use the melody as a jazz song, or just get some inspiration for what to add next).
IMO AI alone will never be able to touch hearts like real people do, but people using AI will be able to like never before.
I think the problem here is the same one as the other current music generation services. Iteration is so important to creativity and right now you can't really properly iterate. In order to get the right song you just spray and pray and keep generating until one that is sufficient arrives or you give up. I know you hint at this being a future direction of development but in my opinion it's a key feature to take these…
Not quite sure if you aware but another AI music generator just lunched today https://udio.com/
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Which providers would you prefer? We tried Twitter last night but it wasn't working for some reason (kept redirecting immediately with no oauth page).
Basic username and password auth has worked for millions for decades. If you absolutely must collect user data for some reason, an email address can be used as the username. This isn't a hard problem to solve.
I'm interested to hear more about your statement of "Our goal is to enable more of you, not replace you." Speaking as a musician who plays real instruments (as opposed to electronic production): how does this help me? And how does this enable more of me? I am asking with an open mind, with no cynicism intended.
In this way it is a tool only useful to expert musicians.