Mixing AI music in real-time with MusicFX DJ
MusicFXDemo summary
The user demonstrates how to operate the MusicFX DJ interface by adjusting sliders for different genres like 'trap beat', adding random prompts with the die icon, and modifying audio parameters like density, brightness, and chaos. He also shows how to mute specific tracks (drums, base) and adjust the BPM to see how the AI regenerates the audio live.
Step-by-step
- Click the play button to start the audio generation.
- Adjust the horizontal sliders between different genre prompts to blend the sounds.
- Click the die icon to add a random genre prompt to the mix.
- Click the trash can icon to remove a specific prompt from the interface.
- Adjust the Density, Brightness, and Chaos sliders at the bottom to modify audio characteristics.
- Mute specific elements like drums or bass using the toggle buttons.
- Click the BPM value to manually enter a new beats per minute and click Apply.
Options
- Type in your own custom prompts manually.
- Select suggested prompts from the bottom of the screen.
- Set Density, Brightness, and Chaos to Auto, Low, or High.
- Change the musical key of the generation.
Watch out for
- Adjusting the beats per minute (BPM) will restart the audio generation.
Tips
- Use the 'High Chaos' and 'High Density' settings together to create 'weird things'.
- If a mix feels overwhelming, try bringing specific genre sliders down or removing them entirely to find a better balance.
Highlights
“it comes out pretty cool you can just come down here click the play button and see what you're starting with”
AI Music Generator
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