This was the trajectory of information technology when google digitized every book and document ever published.
As it relates to music, the push for Apple spatial releases in Dolby atmos poses another interesting way to gather sonic information to train AI models.
As it relates to music, the push for Apple spatial releases in Dolby atmos poses another interesting way to gather sonic information to train AI models.
March 29, 2025 at 4:51 AM
This was the trajectory of information technology when google digitized every book and document ever published.
As it relates to music, the push for Apple spatial releases in Dolby atmos poses another interesting way to gather sonic information to train AI models.
As it relates to music, the push for Apple spatial releases in Dolby atmos poses another interesting way to gather sonic information to train AI models.
You should just assume that models have already scraped all of the publicly available information, and are currently using copywrited material without license.
Now they want to make a legal loophole for repurposing content without attribution.
Now they want to make a legal loophole for repurposing content without attribution.
March 29, 2025 at 4:45 AM
You should just assume that models have already scraped all of the publicly available information, and are currently using copywrited material without license.
Now they want to make a legal loophole for repurposing content without attribution.
Now they want to make a legal loophole for repurposing content without attribution.
Sorry if you landed here via a political post. Being a synth nerd, my posts are about electronics and weird noises. Politically, synth people (mostly) are allies, because Bob Moog, one of the pioneers of the field, showed us the way 😀
www.moogmusic.com/media/switch...
www.moogmusic.com/media/switch...
March 29, 2025 at 2:45 AM
Sorry if you landed here via a political post. Being a synth nerd, my posts are about electronics and weird noises. Politically, synth people (mostly) are allies, because Bob Moog, one of the pioneers of the field, showed us the way 😀
www.moogmusic.com/media/switch...
www.moogmusic.com/media/switch...
Likewise! Always nice to connect with fellow @reasonstudios.com friends!
Love the Complex-1. It has the elements of Buchla architecture, but then they added the extra bits of CV quantization and arithmetic processing that let you create some interesting generative stuff
Love the Complex-1. It has the elements of Buchla architecture, but then they added the extra bits of CV quantization and arithmetic processing that let you create some interesting generative stuff
March 29, 2025 at 2:32 AM
Likewise! Always nice to connect with fellow @reasonstudios.com friends!
Love the Complex-1. It has the elements of Buchla architecture, but then they added the extra bits of CV quantization and arithmetic processing that let you create some interesting generative stuff
Love the Complex-1. It has the elements of Buchla architecture, but then they added the extra bits of CV quantization and arithmetic processing that let you create some interesting generative stuff