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by jeremyleach 1y ago
Nice app!
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by jeremyleach 1y ago
This is wonderful - a very immediate and intuitive way to construct and create audio graphs!
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by jeremyleach 1y ago
Which only goes to emphasise the point the author makes. Over-reliance on AI, in this case, for image generation.
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Snipcart Joins Duda(snipcart.com)
1 points by jeremyleach 5y ago|0 comments
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by jeremyleach 5y ago
Great idea.
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by jeremyleach 5y ago
Yes that's amazing
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Ask HN: Does Google use Gmail content to influence YouTube recommendations?
8 points by jeremyleach 6y ago|2 comments
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by jeremyleach 6y ago
This is really great, I love the clean UI and ease of use. This must have been a huge amount of work!
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The fastest sell-off ever(cnbc.com)
3 points by jeremyleach 7y ago|1 comments
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Amazon's AI musical keyboard 'sounds terrible'(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by jeremyleach 7y ago|0 comments
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by jeremyleach 7y ago
You can try my webapp, https://www.muzoti.com
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by jeremyleach 8y ago
Exactly this.
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by jeremyleach 8y ago
Actively listening to music engages pattern recognition, prediction and working memory in the listener. It makes sense that this would disrupt concurrent 'creative' or more realistically, pattern matching tasks. However, this ex
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Washed up plastic bottle looks almost new after 47 years(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by jeremyleach 8y ago|0 comments
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by jeremyleach 8y ago
You're welcome! Yes, 'fewer controls' is probably better. Re: API/SDK, which would be more suitable for you, API or SDK? What platform do you use, unity/unreal etc., or are you talking about a web game? And would yo
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by jeremyleach 8y ago
Its straight up webaudioapi making use of the fluid soundfont - see credits at bottom of website. I have not used tone.js though I have come across it.
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by jeremyleach 8y ago
Yes that's the plan for the next release. The site currently is just a demonstration of the tech. To be more useful as you rightly suggest it needs to be more of a tool where people can create songs or fragments and edit and save etc.
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by jeremyleach 8y ago
Thank you! The generated music is royalty free. I will make that explicit on website.
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by jeremyleach 8y ago
Nice, this is one of my own personal favourites: https://www.muzoti.com/preview/?seed=kbzjijjsth&inst=2,16,21...
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by jeremyleach 8y ago
Let's talk. I'll send you an email. Thanks.
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by jeremyleach 8y ago
Thanks. I do the same - good to know i'm not the only one!
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by jeremyleach 8y ago
Thank you! The algorithms are universal and not tied to any particular modality (rhythm/melody/harmony) or particular tuning though they can exploit certain given relationships eg consonance if the algorithm is given knowledge of
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by jeremyleach 8y ago
Thank you! You're right, though there are a few issues with the extra controls in FF right now, difficult to drag the volume sliders - only text input works.
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by jeremyleach 8y ago
Thank you and yes, good question. The generated compositions are completely royalty free and can be used commercially - they do not require any attribution (though attribution always appreciated). I should add it to the website.
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Show HN: Muzoti – Algorithmic Music with Web Audio/Midi and VueJS(muzoti.com)
93 points by jeremyleach 8y ago|39 comments
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Bitcoin Approaches $10,000 a piece(bbc.co.uk)
42 points by jeremyleach 9y ago|73 comments
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Boston Dynamics Robot Does Backflips(bbc.co.uk)
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A History of Algorithmic and Generative Music(teropa.info)
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Bitcoin hits 100B market cap(coinmarketcap.com)
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Deeplearn.js Machine learning with WebGL in your browser(research.googleblog.com)
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