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And just to contribute to the discussion in a meaningful way: The problem with text-to-music isn't really that text is a poor UX for music description, but als
by bravura 3y ago
And just to contribute to the discussion in a meaningful way:
The problem with text-to-music isn't really that text is a poor UX for music description, but also that it's almost definitely a one-shot process. And any sort of turn-taking with the user isn't really co-collaborative, it's really just being forced to accept or reject what the AI has generated, with little feedback or control possible.
That's why I think rethinking the entire UX from a musician centric perspective (rather than: "what's the easiest thing for me to specify as a tool-builder? I know, text to music") is such an overlooked endeavor. I'm much more bullish about things like the anticipatory music transformer, where there is novel contribution on the UX and not just the ML: https://crfm.stanford.edu/2023/06/16/anticipatory-music-transformer.html https://crfm.stanford.edu/2023/06/16/anticipatory-music-tran...