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You're right that it's not there yet, but it's scarily close. I used a generative AI music tool to create ~1 minute snippets of fully mixed music. The tool off
by scheeseman486 3y ago
You're right that it's not there yet, but it's scarily close.
I used a generative AI music tool to create ~1 minute snippets of fully mixed music. The tool offers 2 fields: Lyrics and a style prompt. From the initial audio you can generate continuations from them, creating different branches and there's some syntax to specify structure too ([chorus], [verse], [outro], (instrumental) etc). The quality of the compositions is quite good, though the choices it makes can be rather random just like any generative AI but that isn't always unwelcome.
From there I picked the best and most interesting bits of audio, split them apart those apart into separate tracks (vocals, guitar, percussion) with another AI. At that point I can bring them into a music sequencer, pull them apart, time stretch, rearrange, anything. You can generate an instrumental with a lead guitar, pull it out and sprinkle it through the entire song. Re-spin vocal deliveries, mix and match them.
This is a draft of something I've been working on: https://voca.ro/15yurCvoA9yR https://voca.ro/15yurCvoA9yR
The main drawback is the quality, it's like a mediocre cassette tape recording much of the time and splitting it up into tracks causes some generation loss.
- dadoomer 3y agoWhat's the name of the tool where you can specify the structure of the song?
- scheeseman486 3y agosuno.ai is the generator I used, structure is mostly implied through the lyrics rather than directly controlled though. But given that you can break down the generated audio into it's constituent elements with something like moises.ai or RipX DAW, you can rebuild it into any structure you want.