Perhaps Maybe some day in future, but not is more likelyRandomLMMSuserIG wrote: ↑Sat Jul 27, 2024 1:59 pmIt would be fantastic if LMMS had AI tools. For instance, in the Piano Roll, you could create a melody and see an icon resembling a sparkly music note. This icon would be highlighted if activated in the settings. Its function could be to fix your melody, addressing any faults such as rhythm, range, and other issues.
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As said, it is not in pipeline.
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you ever found a good workaround for this? I've been running into a similar issue and I’m curious if playing with the crossfade settings in the audio editor helped at all, or if there's a better way to handle smooth sample transitions in LMMS.
Oh wow, that would be so cool! Having an AI helper right inside LMMS to tweak your melodies sounds like a game-changer. I love the idea of a little sparkly icon that you could just click to "fix" stuff like rhythm or notes out of range — kind of like having a friendly music coach right there with you.
It reminds me a bit of what projects like https://openeverything.us/ are about - using AI to make creative tools more powerful and accessible without taking away the artist’s control. Imagine how much faster and fun composing could be with something like that.
The topic is about AI. Your post seams to be out of context (?) Did you post in the wrong topic?
Scoobdoo wrote:I tried simplifying my melody and making it more repetitive, and it instantly sounded better with the rhythm. Also played around with the pitch a bit to match the groove.
Again..? What is the relevance to AI?