Magenta RT has a wide range of practical applications. In live music performances, DJs or musicians can generate music in real time by quickly switching between text or audio cues; game developers can use it to dynamically generate background music for various scenarios; artists can create interactive soundscape installations with audience participation; and music creators can use it as an inspirational tool to break the bottleneck of creation.
In particular, users have full copyright (Google does not claim any rights) to the music generated by Magenta RT, but need to ensure that they are not infringing on the original copyrights of others. However, it should be noted that the model currently supports mainly Western instrumental styles (e.g., jazz, electronic, classical) and has limited support for global music traditions and lyrics.
This answer comes from the articleMagenta RealTime: an open source model for generating music in real timeThe
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