Boomy Reviews and details

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• What do you think about AI music tools? Have you used them to create music for games you've worked on?

  I'm an AI researcher working on generative music algorithms, which I guess has gotten a lot less attention recently compared to generative art applications. They may not be as well known as Midjourney and Stable Diffusion for images but there are several platforms/tools out there already for generating music with AI such as (in no particular order): AIVA, Beatoven, Loudly, Mubert, Soundraw, Boomy, Riffusion, and... Source: 12 months ago

• Open Letter calling for pausing GPT-4 and government regulation of AI signed by Gary Marcus, Emad Mostaque, Yoshua Bengio, and many other major names in AI/machine learning

  Alright, let's. Comparatively with what AI has already shown it can do, writing a song is not necessarily a computationally intensive task. It's just a matter of quality. Imagining that songwriting models with weights of that quality are widespread enough (i.e. There exists no monopoly), you have a situation where AI churns out music, and music of the best quality per your assumptions, in an extremely speedy way.... Source: about 1 year ago

• Generative AI Music Contest, win $200

  I got an email from the AI generative music website Boomy.com about a contest and figured I'd share it here:. Source: about 1 year ago

• So now apparently we can Prompt Music?

  I found this website called BOOMY that uses ai to generate music, from prompts. Source: about 1 year ago

• What are you using AI for these days?

  Boomy is a generative music company building AI-powered tools that creators use to make original songs. Source: about 1 year ago

• Who's gonna tell him?

  Yup! There are probably loads of others as well. Source: over 1 year ago

• Creative Block

  Alternatively there are some AI music generators that spit out pretty cool ideas to use as a starting point. Soundful.com is solid and you can download the stems and midi. There are others like Soundraw and boomy.com. You could get some ideas going, take the stems and have a pretty good starting point for a new track. Source: over 1 year ago

• Scary site that creates AI generated muzak.

  I urge everybody to try http://boomy.com ... I think it's way better. Source: over 1 year ago

• AI Music: is it a valid art form?

  I've been "creating" music using boomy.com, which generated tunes via AI. I understand that I haven't "really" made music, at least in the eyes of some, but there is a new piece of music when I'm done. Source: over 2 years ago

• More Boomycore Goodness

  In case you haven't noticed, there's a new genre of music being made at boomy.com, and they're calling it boomycore. It involves creatively combining the output of Boomy's AI music generator with clever compositional adjustments and using the autovocals feature to come up with unusual, but beautiful, new sounds. Source: over 2 years ago

• This Hat Does Not Exist - Volume II

  Okay, that was a bit sarcastic, but the music was generated by boomy.com, and I actually kind of dig that tune. I completely understand that mine is a specific taste, but hey, eye of the beholder and all that. Source: over 2 years ago

• The GOAT.

  If AI is generating everything else might as well have it generate the music while we're at it. https://boomy.com/. Source: over 2 years ago

• Remix music with AI

  There are websites that already do it, though, like Boomy and Ecrett Music and Musenet. But, none of these can get the genre I want, since I would most likely be using this for video games, but their idea of "video game music" is just chill bgm. Source: almost 3 years ago

• [Tips & Tricks] A resource for monetizing stock music

  They're an affiliate of Boomy, an AI-music tool used to make over 2 million songs already. If you want to try out the Hustle Sounds resource, comment and I can get you a beta code for early access. 😃. Source: about 3 years ago