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…could be the “Nth Order Eddington Monkey” algorithm. The melody and harmony was composed by AI and then a human musician, French composer Benoît Carré, produced, mixed and wrote lyrics for the track.” “The Flow Machines software got its music knowledge from a huge database of sheet music with songs in varying styles and wrote that track after being given a style prompt from a human composer.
The output doesn’t sound like normal songs, but it’s sometimes pleasant and often amusing to listen to. I have a bunch of music generation software (not written by me), some of which generates based on fractals (pick parameters) or other no-input-source algorithms. It’s equally clear that it’s a long way before computers will even come close to replacing human composers. It’s clear that, like classical music and opera, rock has run its course. Still, it’s okay, and I have to say it’s at least as good as a lot of the autotuned, repetitive, soulless crap produced by today’s pop stars. Well, yes it is, but it isn’t anywhere near as good as anything the Beatles ever did-except, perhaps, Octopus’s Garden. This one is said to be composed “in the style of the Beatles”. ‘Daddy’s Car’, which you can hear below, is expected to be on an album of songs entirely composed by AI due out in 2017. The melody and harmony was composed by AI and then a human musician, French composer Benoît Carré, produced, mixed and wrote lyrics for the track. The Flow Machines software got its music knowledgefrom a huge database of sheet music with songs in varying styles and wrote that track after being given a style prompt from a human composer. The song, which is called ‘Daddy’s Car’, was composed by an AI system called Flow Machines. And, as Turing predicted, it couldn’t write comprehensible lyrics, either those came from a human. Now of course the machine had to be programmed otherwise it would just emit random combinations of sounds and noises. From Fact Magazine comes the first pop songs composed entirely by computer using artificial intelligence (AI) programs.
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