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Maybe I’m a bit oldschool, but until ML becomes self-aware it won’t be able to replace a drummer, mixer or any other kind of musician. Anything related to ML an
by edna314 7y ago
Maybe I’m a bit oldschool, but until ML becomes self-aware it won’t be able to replace a drummer, mixer or any other kind of musician. Anything related to ML and music which I’ve seen so far basically caused the same two reactions: “WTF? They can do that with ML? This is awesome!” “Ok, to be honest I wouldn’t listen to this if I didn’t knew it was produced by ML”
- meowface 7y agoYes, there are many use cases here. If we're talking composing something entirely by itself, start to finish, the technology is nowhere near there (at least by my subjective music taste standards). We may not need self-awareness to get there, but we'll probably need something closer to AGI. But I could think of many ways existing ML could help producers and composers while they're working. They can present possibilities and alternatives that the composer can choose from; they can find interesting combinations and permutations and patterns; they can potentially learn from your workflow and save you time in the future, etc. I kind of have some ideas of how to develop applications like these. Maybe I should pursue them; although I currently work in a totally unrelated field.