Hey guys I made a thread here the other day; tl;dr I'm a high school student (yes im 18), and I've written a deep neural network (computer program that emulates a group of neurons) that has learned how to write rap songs when fed some rap songs. The songs it writes are influenced by the songs you feed it.
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Aaron Davis
id bet money this is not a neural network at all, just use of a Markov Chain process taught in intro computer science class, if that. You could easily just be copying and pasting lines that rhyme for all we know, there isn't a complicated generation of new content here.
Chase Lee
your program is shit, it's just copy pasting bars you'll need a huge architecture rework to get good original content meter is important, study this shit en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metre_(poetry) instead of using bars as your building blocks, use feet. godspeed.
Logan Russell
an RNN doing text generation has results pretty much indistinguishable from Markov Chains for most applications.
I think this is pretty cool, OP. Could you tell us a little more about your network architecture? Put that shit on Github.
So once the generation is done, how do you deal with the cadence of the words & rhythm with the beat? Impressive that it kind of raps on beat.
Oliver Wood
This. Upload it on a fake Github account or something.
Ethan Watson
post your favourite spotify playlist here
Hudson Nelson
this or i dont believe you OP
Andrew Turner
So is OP actually doing anything other than picking out lines that rhyme from what people give him, running it through a voice synth and putting it over a beat?
I don't see any source, so I'm going to assume OP doesn't know his sigmoid from his relu.
David Morales
>an RNN doing text generation has results pretty much indistinguishable from Markov Chains for most applications.
patently untrue
Jackson Bennett
Correct me if I'm wrong but RNNs have a lot more capability for memory when generating text, compared to MCs. They keep more context. I'm not sure where LSTMs fit into this... shit I need to read more papers.
I know there's some guy on SoundCloud who made a neural network to generate harmony/chord changes. The only problem is that it can't write melodies to go along with them yet besides random 16th notes (within the chord) in the soprano.
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