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Well there are a couple different paths, if I can offer up a bit of perspective. There's the "generated" music concept sort of like this, that basically create
by 6stringmerc 11y ago
Well there are a couple different paths, if I can offer up a bit of perspective.
There's the "generated" music concept sort of like this, that basically creates the piece from zero to finished product. As in, there are tones and sounds and maybe some rhythm in it. Basically it makes a track. There was a post here recently about a 'brain support' music generation program/service thing, and I'm pretty sure the sounds they use would fit in the above description.
The other concept is "element" music generation. This would be a plug-in or software piece that works for a specific instrument. Apple's GarageBand has Drummer[1] and I've had good results using it so far. I think there are others on the market and different examples of a similar concept, like Instant Haus[2]. These aren't stand-alone music generation pieces, but resources upon which to build into a whole.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pwlKgS43gM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pwlKgS43gM
[2] https://www.ableton.com/en/packs/instant-haus/ https://www.ableton.com/en/packs/instant-haus/
- studentrob 11y agoCool thanks. I find this area really interesting and relatively unexplored to the degree that profitable ventures are sometimes pursued. Yet it seems to me there would be a market for it. Not that there needs to be. But could be, and will be at some point.