It is mainly suitable for four types of creative scenarios:
- on-the-spot performance: The DJ enhances audience interaction by switching musical styles (e.g. from "electronic" to "jazz drums") with real-time cues;
- game development: Dynamically generate soundscapes in Unity/Unreal based on gameplay events (e.g. battle scenes trigger "tense strings");
- art installation: Visitors to the exhibition can change the ambient music by typing in a text (e.g. "natural soundscape");
- Creative AssistanceMusicians use Colab to generate quick snippets of inspiration (e.g. type in "80's synthesizer" to break through creative bottlenecks).
It should be noted that the model does not support lyrics generation at present, and the single generation is only 2 seconds, which needs to be combined with the DAW for post-splicing.
This answer comes from the articleMagenta RealTime: an open source model for generating music in real timeThe
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