Sounds made with ❤️ by MusicLang

Introduction

MusicLang is designed to offer the best-in-class music structure, human-like composition quality, and a wide range of variety in symbolic music generation.

There are several reasons explaining our unique quality across generations and the control offered:

  • 🦙 A LLAMA2 architecture, trained from scratch on symbolic music, ensuring exceptional quality;
  • 🎛 Unique control over chord progressions in the generated music (with additional controlling features coming soon);
  • 🎼 Designed to continue music coherently with a control on the level of creativity

Rather than a long speech, this blog post provides concrete examples of realizations made with MusicLang. All the following examples can be easily be reprocuded in our colab here. Have fun!

3 sections:

1. Free generation examples

Those generations has been done without any constraints to the model:

Note : MusicLang generates the score, not the audio. We used EastWest VSTs to sonorize the scores generated by MusicLang without any other processing.

Cinematic

Title Sound
Cinematic_1
Cinematic_2
Cinematic_3
Cinematic_4
Cinematic_5

Pop

Title Sound
Pop_1
Pop_2
Pop_3

Pop Rock

Title Sound
Pop_Rock_1
Pop_Rock_2
Pop_Rock_3
Pop_Rock_4

World Music

Title Sound
World_music_1
World_music_2
World_music_3

Jazz

Title Sound
Jazz_1
Jazz_2
Jazz_3
Jazz_4

Classic

Title Sound
Classic_1
Classic_2
Classic_3

Unclassifiable

Title Sound
Unclassifiable_1
Unclassifiable_2
Unclassifiable_3

Free continuation of an existing music from a template

With MusicLang, you can use your an existing music as a template to create new composition. In the following examples, we'll extend an existing music and control the the chord progression of the generated music:

Bach

Title Extended with MusicLang
Prelude and fugue in C minor #1
Prelude and fugue in C major #2

Beethoven

Title Extended with MusicLang
Für Elise variation #1
Für Elise variation #2
Für Elise variation #3

Mozart

Title Extended with MusicLang
Piano sonata no 11 #1
Piano sonata no 11 #2
Piano sonata no 11 #3
Piano sonata no 11 #4

Final Fantasy VII

Title Extended with MusicLang
FF7 #1
FF7 #2
FF7 #3

Rayman

Title Extended with MusicLang
Rayman #1
Rayman #2
Rayman #3

Controlled generation from a chord progression template

Title Chord progression used Result
Zelda theme BbM Fm7/Ab GbM DbM BM7 Bbm C7 FM BbM Fm7/Ab GbM F7 Gb7/E FM Gb7/E FM BM Bbm C7 FM
Queen - Bohemian rhapsody BbM BbM Gm Gm Cm Cm7 F7 BbM BbM Gm Gm Cm Cm7/Bb Am7b5 AbM7
Radiohead - Creep GM BM CM Cm GM BM CM Cm
Pachelbel - Canon DM AM Bm F#m7 GM DM Em7/G AM DM AM Bm F#m7 GM DM Em7/G AM
Daft Punk - Get Lucky EM Bm7 DM F#m7 EM Bm7 DM F#m7


Notes:

  • We recommend exporting generated sounds to your favorite DAW to utilize high-quality VSTs for superior audio quality. In our next blog post, we'll cover how you can easily automate this workflow for a best-in-class musical experience;
  • All the music provided in this blog post is royalty-free, so feel free to use it as you wish! We appreciate any support you can offer in return, such as sending us some love or making a reference to us if you use our music :-)