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ISSUE 06 The black engine, 1800 vs 2010 audio demo and more  Hi there, We’re hard at work getting the app ready for launch. Here are some updates from last week.
Product Development This week, we’re tweaking our algorithm, the black engine, which controls the harmonic relation between the melody and harmony. This is important so the melody is optimized with the harmony regardless of the chord progression. New Audio Demo Within the melody settings, there is the era parameter that enables you to generate melodies based on a specific time period. In this demo, we set two eras, 1800 and 2010. Check out how the generated melodies differ on the same chord progression.  Listen on YouTube  Listen on SoundCloud Our List Related stories curated by our editorial team. A new artificial intelligence powered composer developed by EPFL can generate melodies and imitate a given style of music through deep learning. Will advanced technology that learns by watching and listening to us help enhance human creativity or replace it? Nvidia’s new artificial intelligent called Aiva can now create compositions with originality and emotion. Learn more about its features and how it all works. Up Next We’ll be distributing discount coupons for our early signup users. Stay tuned! About The Team One of our team members has an electric guitar from the ’70s, an instrument that existed far before the time of computers, but yet is integral to the music production process of today. T |
Newsletter #06 – The black engine, 1800 vs 2010 audio demo and more
