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ganlive

A free audio reactive demo — play it in your browser, no install. Explores a GAN's latent space in real time, with dials derived automatically and played by hand, with MIDI, or from drums. Models trained on my photographs run at over 100 fps on a $350 GPU.

by @gustavecortal · gustavecortal/ganlive on GitHubLANG Python★ 1HOSTED ON GUSTAVECORTAL.COMUPDATED 20 Oct 2026

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ganlive explores a GAN's latent space in real time, with dials derived automatically and played by hand, with MIDI, or from drums. Models trained on my photographs run at over 100 fps on a $350 GPU.

Open the player in a browser with WebGPU, such as a current Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari. Nothing to install: the model downloads once and runs on your graphics card, whatever its make.

Drag a dial to hold it, and let go to return it to the preset. To play from a drum machine or a controller, open the Drums tab and press Connect MIDI (Chrome, Edge and Firefox support Web MIDI).

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