What's out there for neural network based audio restoration? I have some 42 year old "samples" I made for my EH Instant Replay on cassette....
After re-reading this thread and seeing the way people did respond and didn't respond, I feel the same.
If anyone cares, Improvisator outputs Bass, Tenor, Alto, Soprano (4 notes in a chord in the Improvisator universe) on MIDI channels 1-4. Actually...
It seems to exist on the sister site unless my eye's are playing tricks. I think I am getting your drift Arctic, and I agree in that I do not care...
Ultimately music is about feel. That's what Geddy Lee said. It's 100% emotional processing of information.
No actually the problem is if you can't hear music no chord generator will help you.
These are old Future Music covers with the junk removed by A.I. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Supurb. I got it. Might work with it tonight.
Hey will it output MIDI that I could then chop up or arpeggiate?
I am 40 minutes into The Mountain (2018) and unless there's a really bad curveball this is a great movie. Not much dialog, not much is spelled out.
I can say this: I have had Apple music producers come to me more than once, praising Apple's glory (and the Apple sequencer they're using). To me...
Brother it's the weekend and I have allowed my emotions more say than my cognitivalities. [ATTACH]
is this the new NVIDIA gpu?
"I have problems." [ATTACH]
Processing information emotionally is killing you. Killing us all TBH.
Musk is going to build his own memory production facility. I would say the issue is real. @Lois Lane agreed. Process information cognitively, not...
tried to find shit. This is an oldie[ATTACH]
they struggle with visuals - but best sounding. I'd wished for the iPad light interface of Attack 2 be available for PC. Nope. Can't have it. Just...
https://bsky.app/
I'm on v5 and dont see that changing.
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