Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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Co-starring a bootleg Giorno action figure.

TIMESTAMPS

INTRO ATTEMPT #1: 0:00
INTRO ATTEMPT #2: 0:42
INTRO ATTEMPT #3: 1:38
SOLO ATTEMPT #1: 2:51
SOLO ATTEMPT #2: 3:18
SOLO ATTEMPT #3: 3:43

EXPLANATION:

I was looking for more interesting tools for music creation when I found out about MuseNet, a neural network (a learning AI) that's not only a great tool for composers, but also an interesting experiment that basically is using patterns learning how to create (or more like: continue) music in specific style with the given intructions. You don't need anything specific but a few notes included, a few selections and following some guidelines and tips/tricks included. Of course, it is far from perfect and there are some interesting discoveries (aside from the obvious things).

What I found out (aside from the usual information) is:
1.) The more control you have over it, the more predictable the result is - but that not always results in a good quality.
2.) Unpredictable behavior is defined by less details given, but style still has an influence over it
3.) "Splicing" is more than possible, as you have more than enough tools to actually use it as a "raw" file rather than just downloading it as an MP3 and calling it a day.
4.) Last, but not least: the AI doesn't necessarily recognize patterns in a traditional way. What I mean is that repeat is usually frequent, and it can recognize the tempo & melody but does not necessarily find the actual "meaning" behind any of this. Sometimes it can result in off-putting tempo, or totally different melodies all of the sudden.

I still hope you'll enjoy this short experiment. I don't think I'll do any more of these, but you're more than free to do so.

Read more about it here: openai.com/blog/musenet

Jojo's Bizarre Adventure is property of Hirohiko Araki, David Productions and Tokyo MX Warner Brothers Entertainment.

Softwares used:
- MuseNet

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