They collaborated with four opera singers to teach a machine learning model how to sing. This experiment pays tribute to those voices, as musical instruments anyone can learn how to play. Opera singers use their voices as expressive and beautiful musical instruments. No one will ever manage to make a better thing on the web.Blob Opera is a machine learning experiment by David Li in collaboration with Google Arts and Culture. Everyone seems to enjoy the distractions.
Thanks to Google Arts & Culture Lab and Creative Coder David Lee for 'Blob Opera'.
Google Arts & Culture describes the tool as "a fun way to create holiday operas using machine learning." On the user's device, read "Google blog posts.
“This experiment uses a neural network trained on bass, tenor, soprano and mezzo-soprano voices to create real-time opera songs with simple movements. Rather than hearing real voices from a instrument, a machine learning model understands how to understand how an opera song sounds based on what it learns from four singers. They were voiced by real opera singer, tenor Christian Joel, bass Frederick Tong, mezzo-soprano Joanna Gamble and soprano Olivia Downney, who recorded the song for hours for experimentation. And you can have them sing Christmas carols like "Jingle Bells" and "Joy to the World."īut unfortunately there is no "carol of drops". You can also create freestyles with blobs in multiplayer mode. Time will be shortened to drag this harmonious being up and down. You can drag these up and down to create beautiful music, the highest tone blobs are always melodic and the lower blobs create a harmonious foundation for the star soloist. The 'Blob Opera' is a surprisingly strange new instrument that uses four colorful blobs programmed to sing together in four chords. The Blobs interactive vocal quartet (eg Blobs) was made by Google.
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