No real idea. Most neural network stuff operates on 2d grids ( matrices, tensors etc) that make it amenable to image-based algorithms. A lot of the work with non-image algorithms involves first putting the data into an image so it can run in a convolutional neural network of some kind. Like Kharzette says the audio can be put into waveform images.What stops someone from doing the same for a catalog of music and having the same flexibility?
Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash, baroque, death metal, funk, in the style of Tiny Tim sung by Pavarotti.
That would be some shit.
I skimmed this article on it and enjoyed reading about the current state of the art for AI music.I guess 7 notes vs 3 primary colors makes the math much harder to build algorithms for. Makes sense. I can wait.
That's really crazy.
I didn't find anything good looking for the first one, but the second one looks pretty badass (even if probably not the style you wanted, Jo Mora).P pwe or anyone else that doesn't have limited tries on this....would you mind trying a few things out for me? feel free to add whatever modifiers/descriptors/whatever you want, I'm just wondering how well this thing works with map-related stuff.
Swiss style hillshade relief map, mountainous
Nautical map with sea monsters, Jo Mora
Nautical map showing leviathan and ship wreck