Thanks to everyone who has made the Neural Audio Plug-in Competition a success!
After a month of tutorials, panels and discussions on the latest trends of AI in audio plug-ins, the Neural Audio Plug-in Competition has now concluded. We've received 19 fantastic submissions for the competition listed below. We hope you enjoy them!
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While our plugin and trained models ensured data safety and compliance with copyright legislations to a maximum level, there is always the concern of culturally appropriating the source musicians especially with the Djemble dataset that originates from an African background and utilised in a centro-European context.
Physical simulations are used to train the model, and we are confident that it will not have any adverse impact on users nor raise any copyright or legal concerns.
The neural network was trained using the music audio database maintained by AlphaTheta. Care has been taken to ensure that the training data is not biased toward any particular musical genre. Since the neural network model is intended to reconstruct the musical elements of the input audio, the risk of copyright violation due to the plug-in is very low.
Splice
TikTok
Queen Mary University of London
(aka DJ Fresh)
Queen Mary University of London
The Audio Programmer
Qosmo