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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

Edited 1 year ago
#AI can be useful but there is lot of useless AI where well-established algorithm does a better job. Sometimes even completely random from well-chosen distributions can deliver more interesting results than as deep learning is essentially a search engine, which substitutes links with data aggregation. AI is definitely not an #algorithm.

Especially this is true for #audio industry where AI innovation happens in the #plugin layer, which bottlenecks all the interesting applications. The only way it can ever work for audio is in the #DAW layer because deep learning algorithms are at their best for global optimization problems where as algorithms sort out localized problems.

I believe that the next thing for DAW's is scripting languages similarly as #Reaper already has but extended with ways to use 3rd party modules to integrate with e.g. AI frameworks. Before AI revolution it was archaic feature but if AI is moving forward in audio, this development is sort of inevitable...

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