Ein Hoch dem Fortschritt!
Inzwischen wird auch Black Metal schon vom Computer generiert:
https://theoutline.com/post/2556/this-frostbitten-black-metal-album-was-created-by-an-artificial-intelligenceTo create Coditany, the software broke “Diotima,” a 2011 album by a New York black metal band called Krallice, into small segments of audio. Then they fed each segment through a neural network — a type of artificial intelligence modeled loosely on a biological brain — and asked it to guess what the waveform of the next individual sample of audio would be. If the guess was right, the network would strengthen the paths of the neural network that led to the correct answer, similar to the way electrical connections between neurons in our brain strengthen as we learn new skills.
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Coditany of Timeness was the first of three programmatic albums Dadabots has released using this technique, and arguably most successful. A math rock album they trained on tracks by New Jersey metalcore band Dillinger Escape Plan passes muster with spastic rhythms and abrupt tone shifts, but a record called “Deep the Beatles!”, which they trained on the Fab Four compilation album “1,” is a sort of vague, malformed imitation of The Beatles that struggles with song structure. They plan to drop a new album every week on the Dadabots Bandcamp — Carr isn’t yet sure what next week will bring, but he said it could be trained by another metal act like Converge or Meshuggah, or even the experimental jazz artist John Zorn.
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Ich will dat mal mit Rammstein hören!
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