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Re:Four common mistakes in audio development (2016) by human20190310 on Sunday September 22, 2019 @04:19PM (#21043683)
> The exact way of accomplishing this is left as an exercise

Perhaps you should undertake this exercise and let us know how it sounds :)

EDIT: In my experience with audio, when I have a bug that introduces even the slightest discontinuity (or even just a cusp) in the audio, well short of a pop to silence, I can still hear a "weirdness". Ears are pretty attuned to things that sound unnatural. I'm not confident that essentially "forging" the audio is going to sound natural.

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Re:Four common mistakes in audio development (2016) by StavrosK on Sunday September 22, 2019 @05:40PM (#21044133)
What if you train a deep neural network on the song so far, so it can generate plausible-sounding music whenever the buffer drops?

You can even hang intentionally to generate original music!

(/s, please don't)

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