We all know there is a new industrial revolution coming based on artificial intelligence.
When will it touch the life of musicians?
I'd wish I had a simple listening tool that tells me the bpm I use in its display. This function could be part of my little pcm-recorder. Ok, the AI-circuit has to know the beat I use, e.g. 3/4, 6/8. In 3/4 I need the tempo in quarter-notes and in 6/8 I need the tempo in dotted quarters because we are talking about music not volume-events.
The next device I'd need is a little robot who sits besides me and print my tabs in real time. I expect he can record what I do, hears it through his mics, can replay it like a very talented musicians and can tab it 1000 times faster than I can do - if I can :-)
It would be handy if this little robot could create drum-files like the best Wikiloop-drummer can do, just by listening to a recording or playing live together.
Yet, I don't have this bpm-shower, the tabber-robot and much more tools.
The best tool I use is a Shubb-Capo. Very, very useful! The best device I ever bought. The best device to get creative is a little pcm-recorder. Don't know why but it works in a incredible way because it is so easy to use as an audio-diary. A strong buy for everyone who wants to get creative!
Do you actually use a audio to notation-converter that really got some intelligence/knowledge on its own? Do you know a tool to show the bpm in real-time like a stage-tuner?
Edited by Neronick on September 29 2016 10:12
When will it touch the life of musicians?
I'd wish I had a simple listening tool that tells me the bpm I use in its display. This function could be part of my little pcm-recorder. Ok, the AI-circuit has to know the beat I use, e.g. 3/4, 6/8. In 3/4 I need the tempo in quarter-notes and in 6/8 I need the tempo in dotted quarters because we are talking about music not volume-events.
The next device I'd need is a little robot who sits besides me and print my tabs in real time. I expect he can record what I do, hears it through his mics, can replay it like a very talented musicians and can tab it 1000 times faster than I can do - if I can :-)
It would be handy if this little robot could create drum-files like the best Wikiloop-drummer can do, just by listening to a recording or playing live together.
Yet, I don't have this bpm-shower, the tabber-robot and much more tools.
The best tool I use is a Shubb-Capo. Very, very useful! The best device I ever bought. The best device to get creative is a little pcm-recorder. Don't know why but it works in a incredible way because it is so easy to use as an audio-diary. A strong buy for everyone who wants to get creative!
Do you actually use a audio to notation-converter that really got some intelligence/knowledge on its own? Do you know a tool to show the bpm in real-time like a stage-tuner?
Edited by Neronick on September 29 2016 10:12