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Google collaborates with Shankar Mahadan to detect AI in music.
Music AI Sandbox was used to new within Indian music traditions.
Mahadevan employed the text to create music samples with the AI ​​tool.
New Delhi:
With gradual development in the world of technology, one of the most interesting things on the surface is the progressive use of AI.
In Google’s recent lab session, which is a series of collaboration with visionary, he worked with the Grammy Award winner Indian music sensation Shankar Mahadevan to find out the attractive fusion of AI and India’s music traditions.
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India is known for its soul-series music, which is a combination of Bollywood and regional film industries and sees a mixture of Karnataka, Hindustani, folk, dance and devotional styles. This discovered an exploration to use music AI Sandbox.
Lab session took place at the music studio of Shankar Mahadevan for more than 30 hours, and his creative process was delayed. In the presence of Shankar’s producer, lyricist and sound engineer, it was an experience of being a witness how the music AI Sandbox plays an important role in making the film Soundtrack. This eventually caused the song to produce Rabaru,
Shankar Mahadan said, “I strongly believe that music is caused by some trigger. It can be a physical trigger, a visual trigger, an audio trigger – it can be anything. Sandbox thinks you in a particular direction and thinks in a particular direction, whether it is making a raga or a special piece that you want to hear in the style that you want.”
For this process, Mahadevan used simple text signals to prepare music samples in music AI Sandbox. This included various Indian equipment, ie tabla and dholak. Then, he looped the music samples in his digital audio workstation that refer to the vocal tunes. This was followed by the music after the integration of the AI ​​Sandbox to generate additional instruments.
In addition, Testfx, which is a Google Labs experiment, was used for lyrical motivation. Word “Rabaru“Upma” and “visual” were used as an input for the tool, resulting in the correct inspiration for the song as a result of metaphors and details.
This complete experiment gives us a glimpse of a future where technology can be applied to human creativity and advancement. This is a source of breaking obstacles for artists, while they do not compromise their artistic point of view. It depicts a canvas of immense possibilities where music meets AI.
