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I had gotten ahold of a qbasic extender that somebody published along with a "learn games in qbasic" book. It was a TSR that would expose some extended functionality to the qbasic runtime environment, allowing a 320x200 8bit color mode that was really fun to play around in. Anybody else remember this TSR?
The way the UI design packs tons of control into a simple, flat interface. The way everything happens in realtime. The way everything can be routed and automated and chained.
Even though I'm a shitty musician, I love this program so much.
if fake porn does become ubiquitous as you argue, wouldn't the impact of such assassination be greatly diminished?
I think that sums it up.
If you mean "endlessly churning out songs that sound pretty much like Beethoven, Chopin, or the Beatles", then probably not. Humans do that too.
If you mean "endlessly creating new, innovative, and enjoyable material, like Beethoven, Chopin, and the Beatles did", then I think it's a very interesting proposition and lots of people would be happy to have that. I am skeptical it can be done with ML though.
I like how you treated track groups. That's definitely one of the biggest missing features for me.
I also really like the level-of-detail sliders, what a cool concept, would really add lots of flexibility to the UI.