MuseNet

MuseNet is a deep neural network developed by OpenAI that generates 4-minute musical compositions with up to 10 different instruments. It was trained on a massive dataset of over 100,000 musical pieces in a variety of genres, including classical, jazz, and pop.

MuseNet can generate music in a variety of ways. It can generate music from a given melody or chord progression, or it can generate music from scratch. It can also be used to create music that is similar to a particular composer or genre.

MuseNet is still under development, but it has already been used to create some impressive musical compositions. For example, MuseNet was used to generate the score for the short film "Sunspring," which was directed by Oscar-winner Spike Jonze.

• AI-powered music generation: MuseNet's AI-powered music generation feature makes it easy for users to create unique and innovative music, even if they have no prior musical experience.
• Customizable music tracks: MuseNet's customizable music tracks feature allows users to create music that perfectly matches their needs.
• Royalty-free music: All music generated by MuseNet is royalty-free, meaning that users can use it in their projects without having to pay any licensing fees.
• Collaboration features: MuseNet makes it easy for users to collaborate on projects with others. Users can share their work with others and invite them to edit or comment on it.
• Publishing tools: MuseNet provides users with a variety of publishing tools, such as the ability to export music files in a variety of formats and to publish directly to popular streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music.

MuseNet is currently in beta testing and is not yet available to the public. However, OpenAI has announced that it plans to release MuseNet as a commercial product in the future.