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Here's some Magenta-generated music played through a Moog One[!]: https://soundcloud.com/zndx/20201102-01-415v2 https://soundcloud.com/zndx/20201102-01-415v2
by rch 6y ago
Here's some Magenta-generated music played through a Moog One[!]:
https://soundcloud.com/zndx/20201102-01-415v2 https://soundcloud.com/zndx/20201102-01-415v2
I think it would be great to set up a studio with a few modern analog synths 'in the loop' for automated training.
[!] recorded through a Tascam 688 I found at a thrift store.
- nbulka 6y agoFor sure! I've been putting random magenta drum and melody generations through this free synth Vital ( https://vital.audio/ https://vital.audio/ ) Second step is choose a lead preset based on random letter generation (whatever is closest). (I believe this is the hard part as far as generation goes ... but there are patterns to oscillator presets) Third step is import the generated MIDI into your DAW like Logic or Ableton. Fourth, pick a key and quantize the notes. Finally pick a pad and match the bass notes. I'll generate one right now ... all AI/randomized except for the design of the preset. Be back in 5 minutes.
- nbulka 6y agohttps://soundcloud.com/nicholasbulka/random-magenta https://soundcloud.com/nicholasbulka/random-magenta lol, if this is interesting to anyone let me know and I'll put together a yt video.