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<samlittlewood>
andlabs: new pcbs are on the way to me ….
<andlabs>
cool
<andlabs>
sorry I forgot to send an email sooner I'll do that today
<andlabs>
will dig out the tx7 and try this out later
<superctr>
tfw AI generated patches sound better than my own
<superctr>
"The voice names are stored as 10 of the 155 parameters within a voice. The AI is trained to predict all the parameters but unfortunately it hasn't gained a very good grasp of human language"
<ZrX-oMs>
Should try that with my DX7-II
<cr1901_modern>
This is nuts lmao. Thanks for the link alva
<alva>
:D
<cr1901_modern>
In the 90s (or maybe even 80s) there was a paper on using genetic algorithms to develop FM synthesis patches to match a particular sound.
<cr1901_modern>
I don't have the paper on me.
<cr1901_modern>
But this seems like a natural evolution