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abdljasser2
9mo ago
code here: https://github.com/erl-j/neurosymbolic-music-generation
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Show HN: Neurosymbolic music generation with Claude Opus 4.5
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2y ago
My plan is to become a people person / ideas guy.
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abdljasser2
2y ago
Excellent post
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abdljasser2
2y ago
Thank you! I can also recommend this work which had a similar idea: https://instrumentgen.netlify.app/
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Show HN: I made an AI soundfont generator
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2y ago
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2y ago
Good question. In my experience combining generic descriptors is what works best. This is probably due to the text captions used during training mostly consist of generic instrument names, genre names and adjectives.
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Show HN: Downloadable AI Musical Instruments
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2y ago
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abdljasser2
2y ago
https://erl-j.github.io/textsynth/ Sortof ML, Evolutionary algorithm w/ fitness determined by a ML model.
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Show HN: Loop Savant: Cute AI MIDI Loops in the Browser
(erl-j.github.io)
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3y ago
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Show HN: Textsynth: Evolve synthesizer sounds from text prompts
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3y ago
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5y ago
[4] https://forum.juce.com/t/ddsp-tone-transfer-vst-possibility/...
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5y ago
[4] https://forum.juce.com/t/ddsp-tone-transfer-vst-possibility/...
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abdljasser2
5y ago
Hello! I think this will be possible!
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abdljasser2
5y ago
I can't say for sure but I think the issue with why the reverb sounds off in that particular example is that the reverb present in the recording has a longer decay than the maximum reverb duration I set for the experiments (1s). I will
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5y ago
Thank you! Will do.
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abdljasser2
5y ago
Very interesting! Thank you for this.
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abdljasser2
5y ago
Very cool! Thank you for this. Speaking of wavetables, have you seen this relatively recent work? https://lamtharnhantrakul.github.io/diffwts.github.io/ ?
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abdljasser2
5y ago
Hello! I think you accidentally mistook the first citation link for a link to the work we are presenting. Here is the link I think you are looking for: https://erlj.notion.site/Neural-Instrument-Cloning-from-very... Thank y
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5y ago
Great question! I think this approach (and DDSP more generally) could work well for most instruments if you make some adjustments to the synthesis architecture. The current architecture imposes some strong assumptions on the source (such as
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abdljasser2
5y ago
Hello! I think this can be done but I would not advise you to do it with this particular algorithm. I think you would be interested in the work of Jatin Chowdhury[1] as well as the work of Christian J. Steinmetz[2]. [1]. https://a
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5y ago
Copy pasting my a reply to a similar question Short answer is yes! Previous work has shown that we can obtain very good results from controlling DDSP models from midi input. The solutions I am familiar with employ a two stage approach whe
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abdljasser2
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Short answer is yes! Previous work has shown that we can obtain very good results from controlling DDSP models from midi input. The solutions I am familiar with employ a two stage approach where the first stage takes midi and turns it into
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5y ago
Thank you! It was made with figma.
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5y ago
I think this is a very interesting question which I currently don’t have the answer to. This is something we hope to answer in the upcoming paper.
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5y ago
Thank you for the feedback! We will synthesize longer excerpts in the future. For the time being there is a colab where you can play with a pretrained model.
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5y ago
Hello! Immediate use case would be sampling. Say you like a certain sound in a song and would like to use it as a starting point for your own sound patch. I also believe that transfer learning has benefits even for making great sounding ins
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5y ago
Hello! Thank you for the interest. There are links to a colab etc at the bottom of the blog post!
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Show HN: Cloning a musical instrument from 16 seconds of audio
(erlj.notion.site)
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5y ago
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Neural Instrument Cloning from very few samples
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