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Running a 125M model on-device at that speed is impressive. How much did you have to optimize the model to get that performance on an iPhone?
For the current model I’m using Core ML, which optimizes the kernels the first time you run it. I haven’t actually spent that much time tuning performance beyond that.
Ah, MIDI files. The only type of music you could realistically download from the internet back in the day, and you had to wake up at ungodly hours so that your dialup modem would not rack up a massive phone bill.
MIDI is still widely used for professional music production. It sounded goofy back in the day because synthesizer it was played on was not very good.
Ah, MIDI files. The only type of music you could realistically download from the internet back in the day, and you had to wake up at ungodly hours so that your dialup modem would not rack up a massive phone bill.
Running a 125M model on-device at that speed is impressive. How much did you have to optimize the model to get that performance on an iPhone?
This is really fun. Scaler 3 starts with a chord progression and lets you break it down into musical performances and parts. Useful for ideation when producing. Would be fun to get a midi clock going and play some chords on my piano and have my synth start jamming along with the bass and my keyboard doing some performance. Or any combination of the above.
I would love something like that, except that I play the melody, and it produces proper 3-4 part accompaniment, preferably in good baroque style. Extra bonus if it could also write it into a file in a format suitable for music editing programs.
Cool work. I tried using LLMs to parse sheet music and they are really bad.