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"just as well El Niño is ending, isn't it
But some good points there.
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But some good points there.
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"I hope you're right, but AI seems to be progressing like a California forest fire during El Niño. And just this morning someone on Reddit, who was joking, but still, said that I must have used AI to write my 572 book on timpani scoring. Like I said,…"
"Maybe I'll start an "AI band."
You mean something like this? ;-)
My standpoint remains on the side that tries to avoid any naive views out of bias and inherent hatred of the tech.
I do not have any hatred of the tech. My main motivation is…"
You mean something like this? ;-)
My standpoint remains on the side that tries to avoid any naive views out of bias and inherent hatred of the tech.
I do not have any hatred of the tech. My main motivation is…"
"Perhaps in classical or contemporary pieces the AI is incapable of drawing a convincing or interesting structure. But . . . what about pop / mainstream music?
Structure in that regard is a piece of cake. I just "made" a convincing satirical pop-punk…"
Structure in that regard is a piece of cake. I just "made" a convincing satirical pop-punk…"
"Couldn't agree more with these points.
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"I'm studying TCL/TK. I've decided to challenge the AI experts with a combination of AI and an expert system. For that purpose, I need 100 compositions in my own steady style in midi. I'm almost there. As you might have guessed, I'm getting a bit…"
"It's the same in all forums. It was even like that in the old newsgroups and bulletin boards. There's always a small band of people who post regularly and keep a forum alive. That doesn't mean the rest of the members aren't interested. As for…"
"From what I've heard, AI is able to ape the style of a handful of famous composers but cannot yet at any rate recapture the spark which makes the better works from such composers immortal. Especially structurally, they seem to be all over the place.…"
"Re-upping this only because I recently uploaded another version with a ton of more volume & reverb automation--two steps in my workflow that I've really been focused on in the past few months...
I find that the volume automation in particular is…"
I find that the volume automation in particular is…"
"explanation accepted, Dave -- I'll do a YouTube search as suggested. As for your last paragraph -- I wouldn't disagree, there! There are plenty of people on certain other forums (esp. TC) who are just the same). Of course some of us are better…"
"I hadn't forgotten. I can only post replies on my phone, which puts me off doing so in many situations. I appreciate you listening - I had my piece "Hiraeth" played on KUSC in 2021 and I got back in touch late last year with the presenter regarding…"
"I don't really share Dave's pessimism about AI.If AI can produce the commercial stuff that humans currently do then it will inevitably happen because it's cheaper. And someone still has to programme the AI so I expect we'll be more in a world of…"
"I use 11 x 17 for a full orchestra conductor's score. If it's a small enough group I'll use 10.5 x 14. And if it's an even smaller group I'll use 9 x 12.
But what I won't do is use tiny staff sizes. I use big enough paper to prevent that.
Wesley"
But what I won't do is use tiny staff sizes. I use big enough paper to prevent that.
Wesley"
"I think it inevitable that within five years you will have "composers" passing off AI "music" as their own work. And I also think that this will cast real doubt on the music of real composers as being entirely not AI. Yep.
Wesley"
Wesley"
I typeset my own scores and always will, but I hate doing parts, though I know how to do them properly. I'm wondering what people around here do? Do you do everything, or hire out for parts and do your own score, or hire out for parts as well as…
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