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NeuralSVG: An Implicit Representation for Text-to-Vector Generation

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Re: NeuralSVG: An Implicit Representation for Text-to-Vector Generation

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Aside: I've been having a very hard time prompting ChatGPT to spit out ASCII art. It really seems to not be able to do it. Here is an ASCII art representation of a hopping rabbit: ``` (\(\ ( -.-) o_(")(") ``` This is a simple representation of a rabbit with its ears up and in a hopping stance. Let me know if you'd like me to adjust it!

It seems to have just pulled an ASCII rabbit from the training data verbatim

https://old.reddit.com/r/identifythisfont/comments/ytd25m/wh...

Re: NeuralSVG: An Implicit Representation for Text-to-Vector Generation

#32

I am a huge fan of this type of incremental generative approach. Language isn’t precise enough to describe a final product, so generating intermediate steps is very powerful. I’d also like to see this in music generation. Tools like Suno are cool but I would much rather have something that generates MIDIs and instrument configurations instead. Maybe this is a good lesson for generative tools. It’s possible to generat…

I’d also like to see this in music generation. Tools like Suno are cool but I would much rather have something that generates MIDIs and instrument configurations instead.

Sounds like you're looking for something like https://www.aiva.ai

Re: NeuralSVG: An Implicit Representation for Text-to-Vector Generation

#33

Nice! Looking forward to similar textual generation of diagrams. (The Pic/Pikchr for the LLM age.)

It’s not PIC and not really suitable for complex diagrams, yet, but you can use Vizzlo’s Chart Vizzard to create a subset of the supported chart types (let’s say a Gantt) and then continue editing it using the chart editor: https://vizzlo.com/ai

Re: NeuralSVG: An Implicit Representation for Text-to-Vector Generation

#37

I am a huge fan of this type of incremental generative approach. Language isn’t precise enough to describe a final product, so generating intermediate steps is very powerful. I’d also like to see this in music generation. Tools like Suno are cool but I would much rather have something that generates MIDIs and instrument configurations instead. Maybe this is a good lesson for generative tools. It’s possible to generat…

MIDI isn't enough. I want MIDI + filters, plus separate voice and custom sounds tracks.

Re: NeuralSVG: An Implicit Representation for Text-to-Vector Generation

#38

I am a huge fan of this type of incremental generative approach. Language isn’t precise enough to describe a final product, so generating intermediate steps is very powerful. I’d also like to see this in music generation. Tools like Suno are cool but I would much rather have something that generates MIDIs and instrument configurations instead. Maybe this is a good lesson for generative tools. It’s possible to generat…

microtonal midi would be super awesome

Re: NeuralSVG: An Implicit Representation for Text-to-Vector Generation

#40

I am a huge fan of this type of incremental generative approach. Language isn’t precise enough to describe a final product, so generating intermediate steps is very powerful. I’d also like to see this in music generation. Tools like Suno are cool but I would much rather have something that generates MIDIs and instrument configurations instead. Maybe this is a good lesson for generative tools. It’s possible to generat…

I’d also like to see this in music generation. Tools like Suno are cool but I would much rather have something that generates MIDIs and instrument configurations instead. Sounds like you're looking for something like https://www.aiva.ai

Honestly that site feels like they have a database of midis tagged by genre and pick them out randomly. It’s totally different from their demo song.

I guess I’m hoping for something better. It’s also closed source, the web ui doesn’t have editing functionality, and the output is pretty disjointed. Maybe if I messed around with it enough the result would be decent.

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