Using machine learning to spur human creativity is so 2018
You may recall my Digital Music Tangent post a little while back?.... It may have sounded a little odd and off-the-wall, but it's funny how things sometimes connect up in the universe.
Welcome to the IBM Watson bEAT. You can use this open-source software to create rich compositions from simple input melodies. That's right, if you can hum it (and record it), you can get Watson to then take these elements and combine to make some non-man made music.
Check it out and run it on your own laptop and get creative:
https://github.com/cognitive-catalyst/watson-beat
Using machine learning to spur human creativity is so 2018! Watson has used a combination of reinforcement learning and neural networks to create the Watson Beat.
The first album "Space" is actually very melodic and has replaced my usual "meditation music" that I usually listen to when I start the working day.
(Full album on YouTube here)
Welcome to the IBM Watson bEAT. You can use this open-source software to create rich compositions from simple input melodies. That's right, if you can hum it (and record it), you can get Watson to then take these elements and combine to make some non-man made music.
Check it out and run it on your own laptop and get creative:
https://github.com/cognitive-catalyst/watson-beat
Using machine learning to spur human creativity is so 2018! Watson has used a combination of reinforcement learning and neural networks to create the Watson Beat.
The first album "Space" is actually very melodic and has replaced my usual "meditation music" that I usually listen to when I start the working day.
(Full album on YouTube here)
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