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popalchemist an hour ago

The use case is control. It's essentially a controlnet for the actual music writing. So a musician could compose melody, harmony, and lyrics and generate many performances of the same song until they get one they like. A non-musician could similarly generate the symbolic input from scratch, and perhaps they like the composition but not the performance. This allows them to re-render and re-render until they like the performance.

bit-rot an hour ago | parent | next [-]

> a musician could compose melody, harmony, and lyrics and generate many performances of the same song until they get one they like

Can't relate to this. Art doesn't come out as a left-brained problem solving exercise or identifying the right product for a market. It's about expression. You do it when you're feeling things.

popalchemist 43 minutes ago | parent [-]

I'm a composer and I can 100% get behind this workflow. I will often compose on one instrument (guitar or keys) and then throw the midi into a DAW and experiment with sounds.

This is that.

Forgeties79 an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

Why.

popalchemist an hour ago | parent [-]

Why have a feature that lets you get what you want?

are you kidding