watercolormelodymachine
A free music toy — play it in your browser, no install. WCMM This machine is a artificial intelligence improvising at the piano while he paints on a canvas.
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WCMM is the result of a creative process using Machine learning. This machine is a artificial intelligence improvising at the piano while it paints on a canvas. WCMM is based on performance_rnn from Magenta endowing certain sensitivity to its improvisation.
The code is developed in prototype mode, trying to be rather more decisive in the problems we were trying to solve than elegant. If you want to give it a spin and order the excess of coupling, we welcome your contributions. We have neither worked on the optimization prioritizing the publication.
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