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Syntax of Sound
A tool that helps orchestral musicians with their practice.
Curious how this actually works under the hood. Does it use a pretrained audio model, or is it doing something rule based on the text descriptions alone?
Does this need a specific audio file format or can it work with raw text descriptions of the orchestral moments?
How does it actually differentiate between overlapping orchestral layers in a single short description, since instrument tagging usually needs audio or at least a longer text sample?
About Syntax of Sound on Product Hunt
“A tool that helps orchestral musicians with their practice.”
Syntax of Sound was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #143 on the daily leaderboard. A tiny Python + Streamlit tool that tags short descriptions of orchestral moments with structural...
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Curious how this actually works under the hood. Does it use a pretrained audio model, or is it doing something rule based on the text descriptions alone?