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I'm waiting for the "listen to me hum a tune and tap a beat, and turn it into a {fully orchestrated / heavy metal / pop / chiptune / etc} clip, then let me stri
by mitthrowaway2 3y ago
I'm waiting for the "listen to me hum a tune and tap a beat, and turn it into a {fully orchestrated / heavy metal / pop / chiptune / etc} clip, then let me string a few of those together, blend them smoothly, and add lyrics" app.
- Terretta 3y agoWith image prompts for text-to-image generation, why not whistle or hum prompts to music generation? It's baffling this isn't a thing.
- pksebben 3y agoWe'd have to orchestrate an effort to compile the dataset. Have people listen to their favorite songs, then play dashboard drums and hum about it. Record these tagged with the actual song. You'd need a lot, though. Unless you could somehow fuzz the data to create synthetic pairings, it'd take a lot of people recording themselves sounding awful (which could be fun just by itself now that I think about it).
- HeatrayEnjoyer 3y agoIf you believe the rumors OpenAI has already done this, but not published it because the RIAA/music industry has more copyright case law firepower than text or visual domains.
- voltaireodactyl 3y agoApple Music Memos was pretty much this and I miss it.
- throwaway290 3y agoWhat would be your contribution, a hum and a tempo? The rest is regurgitated music from preexisting musicians? Hopefully this app never gets good:)
- cooper_ganglia 3y agoYeah, to me this is the inevitable holy grail. I think you have to iterate and optimize your way there, and the current clunky methods of using text to generate an entire song is just the first step, but I can’t imagine this product won’t exist sometime within the next 1-3 years.