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"My only input was text: "soprano aria in the style of Richard Strauss" and the specific lyrics. In a typically odd AI manner, it outputted a duet (0:33 to 1:06)! I then asked for an instrumental intro (it added 0:00 to 0.33), an extension of the…"
I've spent the past 24 hours being quite astonished at Udio, which I already consider vastly superior to any AI music generator I have heard to date.To be clear: I share this for the purposes of awareness and conversation, not endorsement.The lyrics…
"I think they just mean that any instrument doubling should be done by the 2nd or 3rd players (e.g., Flute 2 or 3 doubling piccolo, not Flute 1--"principal" flute) unless absolutely necessary"
"well, yeah, using condensing etc. but try not to go below 4mm staff size. This is a good resource if you want to dig in: https://mola-inc.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/files/mola3/MOLA-Guidel..."
"Thanks, Greg! I originally found her on Fiverr, but she's a real pro (I worked with her a few years ago to record a different song). I did send her some initial written direction, but this recording was just pulled from the first round of recordings…"
"Hey Ken, sorry I took it down but will repost shortly. Thank you again for listening!"
"Sorry, Dave. I hate to leave people high and dry (or blue) but I decided to rework the mix based on Mike's comments (and some other workflow improvements I've been tackling) but I got sidetracked with other stuff before I could complete that. I'll…"
"Thank you, Kristofer. I'm not familiar with Frescobaldi but will check him out. I am an unabashed melodist and likely to remain so. :D"
"depends on the piece, but I'd say generally try to keep the staves consistently in place within a single movement (percussion/piano/harp a possible exception, depending on their use, but you can also sometimes reduce those to single staves to save…"
"9"x12" is generally considered significantly better than 8.5"x11" for standard orchestral scores and parts but obviously you need a printer that can handle that. I invested in a refurbished HP LaserJet 5200 a couple years ago and it's great for this…"
"Thanks, Ken! No, I don't play bass clarinet but a roommate in college did and I got to know the instrument fairly well through him and his music. BTW, you did listen to the version with the human singer, right?"
"Thanks for the kind words, Mike. It's been a while since I worked on a true concert piece like this, so I am especially glad to hear it resonating with others... And thanks for the feedback on the mix! I was playing around with it quite a bit in MIR…"
"The first movment of the F# sonata, op. 78
Link here if you're intersted in checking it out: https://soundcloud.com/driscollmusick/beethoven"
Link here if you're intersted in checking it out: https://soundcloud.com/driscollmusick/beethoven"
"It's an interesting idea, but I think too much work for me. I spent some time orchestrating a Beethoven piano sonata movement last year. That was fun but more than enough Beethovenian cosplay for me. "
"Just updated the original post with the new recording!"
"Sure, but we're talking about changing notation in music software--either it will work or it won't! Also. I basically only use GPT4 (not 3.5, which is I find almost unusable for these reasons)"
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