That sounds like the youtuber carykh.
Thanks! Couldn't find him anymore as it was a long time ago but i enjoyed his Videos back then.
DeepBach. This style of music is considerably easier to generate since timbre and dynamics are not generated.
Re:Where Is the AI Music?
by AlecSchueler on Sunday November 27, 2022 @09:28AM
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Why aren't dynamics generated? Seems like a very important element to lose from the source material.
Dynamics aren't in the source material.
Re:Where Is the AI Music?
by AlecSchueler on Tuesday November 29, 2022 @10:41AM
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There's plenty of dynamic markings in music composed after the advent of the piano.
It would be in more modern music, but not Bach. Dynamics in music notation didn't come until the Renaissance.
Re:Where Is the AI Music?
by AlecSchueler on Tuesday November 29, 2022 @10:41AM
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Ah, I thought for Bach it was fair enough but Mozart is a different matter.
There is a huge difference between generating a series of notes, and generating actual audio. There can be dynamics in both. Just focusing on the actual notation is a much simpler problem. Trying to generate audio, requires not just notes, but tone harmonics, stochastic noise, rhythym, all sorts of properties that ears are extremely sensitive to.
Re:Where Is the AI Music?
by AlecSchueler on Tuesday November 29, 2022 @10:42AM
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No, the dynamics can be generated just like the notes. Actual scores have markings for dynamics and midi provides 1-127 dynamic points.
The dynamics are an important part of the music and can't be ignored
That is why i'm also confused how it didn't progress much further in the last 3-5 years, at least a little bit.