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nice, i worked on something similar some years ago but this seems more sophisticated. i had a lot of difficulty with atonal sounds especially because i was try
by radarsat1 5y ago
nice, i worked on something similar some years ago but this seems more sophisticated. i had a lot of difficulty with atonal sounds especially because i was trying to take a kind of "neural wavetable" approach, but overall i found the results intriguing nonetheless. curious to check out more recent efforts. i recall the DDSP paper and assumed those ideas would apply quite nicely to this problem.
[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.09617 https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.09617
- abdljasser2 5y agoVery cool! Thank you for this. Speaking of wavetables, have you seen this relatively recent work? https://lamtharnhantrakul.github.io/diffwts.github.io/ https://lamtharnhantrakul.github.io/diffwts.github.io/?
- radarsat1 5y agooh nice, i have not. thanks i've got some catching up to do! i see that they used the nsynth dataset, i didn't realize it was publicly available. i recall that the nsynth paper came out just as i was finishing that work, you can imagine i felt a bit scooped ;). (but nsynth was far more impressive so what could i say..)