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Impressive musical presentation of what would otherwise be random noise. If the duration of the notes was constant and the chords were left off this wouldn't so
by tribune 11y ago
Impressive musical presentation of what would otherwise be random noise. If the duration of the notes was constant and the chords were left off this wouldn't sound like anything remarkable.
This reminds me of the article on recurrent neural network composers I saw on here awhile back. They were able to produce music that sounded quite good in short sections. Over the longer term, though, it was easy to see that they lacked what makes any sort of music interesting and artful: recurring themes and movements. The music superficially sounded pleasant, but was ultimately not that exciting to listen to because it lacked emotion.
Being able to make note transitions sound nice is one thing. Finding classical music in an irrational number is another. We'll sooner find lizard men in the rocks on Mars.