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Someone please make a program that I can feed my favorite music, and then it will generate an infinite stream of similar music.
https://soundcloud.com/seaandsailor/sets/char-rnn-composes-irish-folk-music https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/36zi75/i_used_andrej_karpathys_charrnn_to_compose_irish/
(Also, "Obama-RNN — Machine generated political speeches". Ho ho ho.)
I've looked into this, but didn't get very far with it. It seems eminently doable, at least with basic mood music. The existing programs to classify music and predict satisfaction don't seem all that good, though, at least for sophisticated constructs.
The possibilities are endless.
Isn't that the whole point of Pandora?
Nope, Pandora chooses from existing songs. I would like to hear generated music -- like gwern posted, only generated in real time, an infinite stream. With no copyrights!
I tried Pandora once, years ago, and the music it found felt competely dissimilar to what I wanted. This could be because (if I understand the system correctly) people are tagging the songs, and the tags they give to the songs are probably unrelated to what I like about them.
Ah. Well, I don't think that generating good music is a solved problem to start with. Once we can generate good music on demand, we can start thinking about matching tastes and emotional states.