https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA8kwERthBg
Antonio Vivaldi - Concerto for 4 VIOLINS in B Minor. Played on a PIANO.
A marvelous demonstration of humanity's desire to swap out instruments in songs!
Imagine the Prerequisite issue #10 has been worked on.
The proposed changes presupposes a default column index<->instrument pairing.
This default conversion shall be used to load in the training CSVs. The training CSVs need instrument index consistency, otherwise any music generated by the Machine-Learnt Function would be a chaotic cacophony!
If I want to listen to said music, then all I have to do is run a column index<->instrument conversion on the "SheetNote" mat.Matrix.
Importantly, this doesn't halve to be the default conversion!
If I want every beat to be a base drum, I feed the Orchestra:
- An unchanged "SheetNote" mat.Matrix.
- A column index<->instrument conversion where every column index converts to the basedrum.
Changing the column index<->instrument conversion should be easier than changing the whole SheetNote/mat.Matrix.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA8kwERthBg
Antonio Vivaldi - Concerto for 4 VIOLINS in B Minor. Played on a PIANO.
A marvelous demonstration of humanity's desire to swap out instruments in songs!
Imagine the Prerequisite issue #10 has been worked on.
The proposed changes presupposes a default column index<->instrument pairing.
This default conversion shall be used to load in the training CSVs. The training CSVs need instrument index consistency, otherwise any music generated by the Machine-Learnt Function would be a chaotic cacophony!
If I want to listen to said music, then all I have to do is run a column index<->instrument conversion on the "SheetNote" mat.Matrix.
Importantly, this doesn't halve to be the default conversion!
If I want every beat to be a base drum, I feed the Orchestra:
Changing the column index<->instrument conversion should be easier than changing the whole SheetNote/mat.Matrix.