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Yeah, I agree. It's not going to replace modern music theory today or tomorrow, but I'm excited to play with this sort of thing in dynamic video game content ge
by SeanAnderson 3y ago
Yeah, I agree. It's not going to replace modern music theory today or tomorrow, but I'm excited to play with this sort of thing in dynamic video game content generation. I'm envisioning a user giving a bit of information about their mood and then getting auto-generated music while they use an app briefly. What I heard here seems good enough to impress some people with that use case.
- grugagag 3y agoI agree too, it’s passable filler
- cubefox 3y agoDon't ask where audio generation is now, ask where it was a year ago and then where it will be in a year from now. Or, say, in five years. Remember all the people who said, in January and February of 2020, this "novel coronavirus" is not a big deal? Because it affected only a tiny amount of people? Because "much more people die from the flu"? The fallacy is that they ignored the speed at which it progressed.