Amper raises $4M to use AI to write music
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Amper raises $4M to use AI to write music
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Re: Amper raises $4M to use AI to write music
#2Interesting coincidence. Just today I was thinking about when AI would be able to generate music for in Clubs (which are mixes of other songs / sound-effects).
I wonder how this will turn out. I did like the sound sample at the bottom.
Re: Amper raises $4M to use AI to write music
#3Do anyone know why music, video or basically media service|app have the dark theme like PS, LR, Premiere Pro, Final Cut etc. ?
Re: Amper raises $4M to use AI to write music
#4maybe danceclubs could have a webcam to the AI for it to gauge the reaction of the crowd to a particular sample.
the first nights just monitor djs and then it can learn to be it's own dj. but I think in a way it could only come up with similar styles.
Re: Amper raises $4M to use AI to write music
#5Interesting coincidence. Just today I was thinking about when AI would be able to generate music for in Clubs (which are mixes of other songs / sound-effects). I wonder how this will turn out. I did like the sound sample at the bottom.
It's extremely formulaic by design so I think that it's maybe not that far off.
Re: Amper raises $4M to use AI to write music
#6Do anyone know why music, video or basically media service|app have the dark theme like PS, LR, Premiere Pro, Final Cut etc. ?
Easier on the eyes. When working with media you tend to stare at details for long periods of time, a dark theme makes the UI non-distracting.
Re: Amper raises $4M to use AI to write music
#7Do anyone know why music, video or basically media service|app have the dark theme like PS, LR, Premiere Pro, Final Cut etc. ?
We were discussing dark vs light themes at the office and the general conclusion is that dark is in fashion, no logical reason.
I use a light theme because I get a lot of light in the afternoon (even with curtains closed) and the glossy mac monitor turns into a mirror with a dark theme.
Re: Amper raises $4M to use AI to write music
#8This looks promising. Having spent many years editing stock music for video we'd spend considerable time not only finding the right mood/genre but also editing the track to make it seem like it was "composed" specifically for the video. So, I think this solution only addresses half the problem.
What would be better is if you could download the individual tracks to import into a DAW where you could further edit/manipulate them to get that more custom sound. I went through the "Pro" tutorial and this wasn't an option.
Re: Amper raises $4M to use AI to write music
#9This looks promising. Having spent many years editing stock music for video we'd spend considerable time not only finding the right mood/genre but also editing the track to make it seem like it was "composed" specifically for the video. So, I think this solution only addresses half the problem. What would be better is if you could download the individual tracks to import into a DAW where you could further edit/manipu…
so would you like some kind of tool within the timeline of the video in order to express things? Like some way to specify the a value corresponding to a dimension of the mood? What else would be useful? Perhaps a way to place a crescendo or a bridge? Would an option to do a MIDI export be useful?
I have no dogs in this fight, just curious.
Re: Amper raises $4M to use AI to write music
#10Do anyone know why music, video or basically media service|app have the dark theme like PS, LR, Premiere Pro, Final Cut etc. ?
Easier on the eyes. When working with media you tend to stare at details for long periods of time, a dark theme makes the UI non-distracting.
Everything I use a lot has a dark theme - it's easier on my eyes. That includes websites, thanks to Stylish.