AI powered plugins

[jamcat]

Fazertone.
I just discovered these yesterday. Holy shit they're good!



Did I mention those are free?

Fazertone also offer a bunch more AI modeled distortion pedals for sale.



Windows and MacOS (Apple Silicon)
VST3, AU

www.fazertone.com

[Cyoon]

if I ask ChatGPT for a music advice, it's quite interesting:

I know there's a lot of backlash right now against AI art tools, issues with students and publishers "cheating" by using ChatGPT, etc.

But I feel like one of the most potentially dangerous things is asking ChatGPT for advice.

ChatGPT doesn't know anything. It can't make judgements about factual accuracy or relevance. All it can do is generate bullshit that imitates its training data in style. That training data is a combination of relevant facts, irrelevant facts, incorrect information, opinions presented as if they were facts, deliberate misinformation, lies, and fiction.

You're asking not just some internet rando for advice, but some shlub who you know doesn't know what they're talking about and is just parroting back some stuff they found. Except they might be gathering that stuff from the wrong places.

For a relatively innocent example, I saw someone asking ChatGPT to write a script for Monome Teletype to play a random note sequence. It completely made up syntax (which was wrong), broke basically every single rule of scripting in Teletype, and didn't understand that the module itself doesn't generate sound. But it presented it exactly like an example from an official user manual.

True, for me it's more like a search engine and in that particular case here, it was a useful inspiration fr me actually. Wouldn't trust it on critical things of course.

[jules99]

Factorsynth 3 is out. One of the most powerful, machine learning based Max-for-Live devices is now available in AU/VST and standalone.

https://anemond.net/

[Cyoon]

https://www.waproduction.com/plugins/view/instacomposer

currently on sale

[bitman]

VSTi - Dreamtonics Synthesizer V virtual singer plugin.

[Danilo Villanova]

I'm eagerly waiting for something like TONEX but for analog hardware, so like Acustica but with lower CPU and a user library. Hopefully IK will adapt their tech for a new version of T-RackS.

[martiu]

whats up with all that advertising in here ?

[jules99]

Like what?

[Bombadil]

Fazertone.
I just discovered these yesterday. Holy shit they're good!



Did I mention those are free?

Fazertone also offer a bunch more AI modeled distortion pedals for sale.



Windows and MacOS (Apple Silicon)
VST3, AU

www.fazertone.com

Looks interesting. I'll have to give them a look.

[Bombadil]

[jens]

yea, such marketing slogans don't tell much.

However, if I ask ChatGPT for a music advice, it's quite interesting:

can you suggest a typical drum n bass chord progression that sounds powerfull?

1. Minor key progression: A popular chord progression for drum and bass is the Am-G-F-E progression, which gives a dark and intense vibe.

With the Emaj instead of minor it'd be harmonic minor rather than natural (standard) minor (which is quite a different scale) actually...

[kraster]

Interesting video on the subject:

[Ah_Dziz]

Lots of good post tools for separating voice from other sounds are very good at this point. More for dialog than musical voice (unfortunately for me). There are online mastering services that use AI. As well as sample sorters. Not much I have a use for as of yet.

[jamcat]

Here’s another video from Tone Empire explaining AI modeling a bit more.

[El°HYM]

So, if this LVL-01 and the other Neural thing are that good, why is almost no one on #kvr actually talking about these?