MIDI Chord Progression into piano? about los-angeles-music-composer HOT 5 CLOSED

@eriksonssilva Thank you for appreciating my work and thank you for your question :)

I think you might want to check out my GIGA-Piano XL project. It can generate notes and chords progressions and it is possible to adapt it to generate notes/chords progressions of your choice!

https://github.com/asigalov61/GIGA-Piano-XL/blob/main/GIGA_Piano_XL.ipynb

Los Angeles Music Composer can also be adapted to generate chords progressions by force-conditioning the model on (specific) chords.

But check out the GIGA-Piano XL code/colab and let me know if it works for you or if you have any more quesitons about it and I will try to help you.

Alex.

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@eriksonssilva PS. You might also check out my WIP. I wanted to do something with Piano chords too so here is the pickle file with all possible Piano root chords: https://github.com/asigalov61/tegridy-tools/blob/main/tegridy-data/all_piano_chords_counts.pickle

It seems there are only ~320 possible chords that are being used in music so it should be very easy to make a model that uses these 320 chords as a conditioning for some downstream task like chords progression generation.

Alex

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@eriksonssilva PPS. There is also my DeBussy-X project. https://github.com/asigalov61/DeBussy-X/blob/main/DeBussy_X.ipynb

This one uses note/chord conditioning and can generate unique notes/chords progressions.

Hope this helps and sorry if it is a bit overwhelming :)

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@eriksonssilva I do not know if you are still interested but I've added chord-based auto-continuation generator to my Lars Ulrich Trasnformer implementation. Check it out if you want.

https://colab.research.google.com/github/asigalov61/Lars-Ulrich-Transformer/blob/main/Lars_Ulrich_Transformer.ipynb

This code kinda does what you wanted, namely it takes all chords from your input composition and then the model generates music based on those chords.

Hope this is somehow useful.

Alex.

PS. Closing this issue as it is stale...

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