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One obvious area of improvement will be allowing you to tweak specific sections of an AI generated song. I was recently playing around with Suno, and while the
by TheAceOfHearts 2y ago
One obvious area of improvement will be allowing you to tweak specific sections of an AI generated song. I was recently playing around with Suno, and while the results with their latest models are really impressive, sometimes you just want a little bit more control over specific sections of a track. To give a concrete example: I used deepseek-r1 to generate lyrics for a song about assabiyyah, and then used to Suno to generate the track [0]. The result was mostly fine, but it pronounced assabiyyah as ah-sa-BI-yah instead of ah-sah-BEE-yah. A relatively minor nitpick.
[0] https://suno.com/song/0caf26e0-073e-4480-91c4-71ae79ec0497 https://suno.com/song/0caf26e0-073e-4480-91c4-71ae79ec0497
- peab 2y agoYes. I anticipate that the open source models will pave the way for that, just like we have in painting with stable diffusion. Fundamentally, a song can be represented as a 2d image without any loss
- rubyn00bie 2y agoCould you elaborate on this? I’m genuinely curious about how one would do that.
- aradox66 2y agoNot OP but there are a few ways I can imagine this being true: - the song file stored in binary, printed out line by line - the sheet music for the song, ie instructions for recreating it In AI/ML world we're usually thinking about encoding into a series of high dimensional vectors, not sure off the bat how to represent that as a 2d image
- o_____________o 2y agoSuno has select region editing now