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First, its claimed to be capable of emulating over 100 instruments from around the world.
This includes common ones like the piano to more obscure woodwinds like the dizi from China.
Live demo
The Instrument Playground is publicly availableso we decided to take it for a spin.
Upon going to the website, youll be asked what you want to play.
Most of the lyrics are incomprehensible gibberish although Chromes Live Caption apparently picked up the word Satan in there.
Afterward, you could use the on-screen keyboard to work on the track.
you might use the three modes mentioned earlier to manipulate the file.
Users can even shift the octave higher or lower.
Be aware the editing tools are pretty rudimentary.
Were not musicians, but even we could tell there were several errors in the generated music.
It’d be great to see it do more.
This story will be updated at a later time.
