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I don't have any connection to anyone at PGMusic but BiaB already implements a technique that could be described as AI or AI-like. Having played music nearly a
by maroonblazer 3y ago
I don't have any connection to anyone at PGMusic but BiaB already implements a technique that could be described as AI or AI-like.
Having played music nearly all my life, songwriting included, and soaked up almost every bit of music-making tech in the process, I'd wager we won't see AI delivering better results more easily and, importantly, with the flexibility of Band in a Box within the next year.
The playing/performance part of making music is a solved problem. You can do this with DAWs and plug-ins today. The truly hard part is coming up with the ideas. That's where AI has an opportunity.
- garyrob 3y agoThe problem I have with BIAB is my songs often have very specific fingerpicking parts. BIAB can't easily do the same picking as far as I can tell. (Or maybe at all?) So I'm thinking an AI like the one in the OP may be able to pick up on my specific fingerpicking but just do it more accurately. And then add other instruments that closely align with those parts. If I'm missing something about BIAB, let me know!