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Rather than doing a melody, what happens when you train it with a bunch of single notes of the instrument for each note. Then give it a melody and have it play
by samstave 5y ago
Rather than doing a melody, what happens when you train it with a bunch of single notes of the instrument for each note.
Then give it a melody and have it play the melody based on its library of notes for a given interment?
- kristianbrigman 5y agothis is closer to what Redmatica (now Logic) AutoSampler used to do.... you would just play notes (separately by space), it would split by space, detect the root note for each sample, and then make a multisample out of it. but actually trying to reproduce a real instrument involves legato between notes, handling pitch and timbre changes as you play, etc. So a much harder problem.
- samstave 5y agoThanks for that info. Familiar with Logic, didnt know that history though. Thanks