I'm a music composer and currently learning deep learning to help me compose music and arrange it. I don't know if I should consider myself as a non-tech person or not.
@lemmy.ml
I'm a music composer and currently learning deep learning to help me compose music and arrange it. I don't know if I should consider myself as a non-tech person or not.
qbittorrent with docker container.
I have been using Kagi since before the price hike. It's like using Google without any clutter. Kagi is really helpful for my research because it's much easier to find and summarize a PDF directly from the search results.
FYI: I'm not affiliated with Kagi, even though my opinion seem very biased
Been using Kagi for so long. Currently I'm using their unlimited plan. It's really helped me with my research because kagi can summarize pdf directly on the search result. You can also ask about pdf like what chatgpt premium version did.
I went from $10 to $25 because I want to support them for making this beautiful simple search.
I'm using Notesnook for note, reminder and task.
Mostly, I use deep learning for generating music in my own style. However, there are times when I want to stem classic songs, which can be very challenging. This is because known stemming AI, such as Demucs, is designed to separate modern music instruments only.
Do you still have one?
thanks for using Leebra!
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