> The value we are trying to add for composers is by giving them an original, 2-3 minutes long theme in seconds, that they can modify however they want I actua

> The value we are trying to add for composers is by giving them an original, 2-3 minutes long theme in seconds, that they can modify however they want I actually like this a lot compared to AIVA's most obvious competitor (Jukedeck). Jukedeck promises a finished product in seconds, and their output always ends up sounding really, really tacky as a result. And I actually mean that it sounds really, really tacky for royalty-free music, so that ought to tell y'all something! Now, say anything about AIVA's existing output, but tacky it is not. In fact, it seems to show quite a bit of the "true", weird, serendipitous creativity that also occurs in openly-available, verifiably end-to-end systems (and that makes their output musically interesting), so there's clearly some real achievement here.