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Congratulations on the launch! I was recently really impressed by the state of AI-generated music, after listening to the April Fools LessWrong album https://w
by Recursing 2y ago
Congratulations on the launch!
I was recently really impressed by the state of AI-generated music, after listening to the April Fools LessWrong album https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/YMo5PuXnZDwRjhHhE/lesswrong-s-first-album-i-have-been-a-good-bing https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/YMo5PuXnZDwRjhHhE/lesswrong-... . They claim it took them ~100 hours to generate 15 songs.
Can't wait for the day I can instantly generate a song based on a random blog post or group chat history, this seems like a step in that direction
- disqard 2y agoPerhaps not exactly "instantly generate a song based on a random blog post or group chat history", but more like "instantly generate a song based on an input prompt sentence" is suno.ai -- you should check it out!
- Recursing 2y agoLessWrong used suno.ai , but the typical song quality is not there yet, so they had to generate 3,000-4,000 songs to get 15 good ones
- Etheryte 2y agoThe real endgame in this space would be a tool that first generates a song layout, think Fruityloops, then the corresponding instruments for it, then the vocals, and as the last step allows you to modify each of those layers without nuking the rest. Imagine something similar to what Suno does now, except you had the ability to add in an extra verse without altering the rest of the song, swap out a few passages of the lyrics with the rest staying in tact, swapping out drums for a different drum set etc.
- blueboo 2y agoIf there’s variance in output, it stands to reason you’d generate many X your desired output count and curate. Standard practice for creative output, from Midjourney to LLMs
- turnsout 2y agoWait, is there a Suno API? I've used the site, but it's manual