Beethoven in Vienna (Classical Symphony created with AI)

This classical/orchestral piece of music has been generated with the help of artificial intelligence. It is now possible to "reawaken" Geniuses like Beethoven, Mozart, Vivaldi, Chopin and many others to hear what they (maybe) would have composed if they'd lived longer.
"Beethoven in Vienna" on Spotify:
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[@ClassicalMastersAI-80]

Hi music lovers, what do you think about a renaissance of classical music via AI?

[@parzooman]

I love Beethoven's symphonies so I hear bits and pieces that seem derivative of a variety of them. A musicologist could probably tell you bit by bit what they are.

[@ClassicalMastersAI-80]

I also love Beethoven's virtuosity expressed in his compositions but this piece of music here is actually "just inspired by", no elements of his work were copied 1:1 :-).

[@pdqbachfan]

What orchestra is playing this?

[@ClassicalMastersAI-80]

Hi, this actually is fully synthetic, meaning it's generated with the help of AI not only considering the composition but also the utilized sounds. I - as a human - used a lot prompts and selected/edited the best "output samples" in my DAW...

[@vincehammond4081]

Very Nice, Time to recreate Bach. I'm sure that will give A.I. quite a challenge

[@AleR842]

Impressing.

[@ClassicalMastersAI-80]

Thanks for the compliment!

[@henrywolfecarradine]

How is this being generated, and which software are you using to do it?

[@ClassicalMastersAI-80]

Hey, thanks for your question. I didn't use any very specific prompt. It was more of a "piece of music in the style of vivaldi" and "piece of music in the style of vivaldi four seasons". However, the most important point was to conduct dozens of generations till I had a short sample that was good enough. Then I extended it with (again) dozens of attempts (once more in small fragments). So the whole process required hundreds of generations, meaning ultimately it needed a human to be some kind of composer. Finally I also loaded the track into my DAW and tweaked it a lot. Basically you can use platforms like Udio, Suno etc. for such type of work...

[@ChopinRegisSounds-s7f]

@@ClassicalMastersAI-80 here is mine that i started www.youtube.com/@ChopinRegisSounds-s7f and i'm mostly into Chopin's Romantic style. It's amazing.

[@ChopinRegisSounds-s7f]

@@ClassicalMastersAI-80 what Daw software do you use? I find it neccessary to also compose on the piano and use A.I to help with generation. but i need something that will in Midi inputs and convert it to good quality piano. As for Suno, i find the sound quality for piano lacking.

[@ClassicalMastersAI-80]

@@ChopinRegisSounds-s7f Hey, I'm working in Cubase but that doesn't matter in said context. What I do can also be conducted with any morden DAW. Regarding the "perfect" piano sound it all depends on what you want to achieve. Just google "best piano vst" and check them all out. In context of "DAW" I was more referring to the fact that I assembled the "AI fragments" (pieces of music) and finetuned the sound. Happy composing :-)!

[@ToutEnMusique]

Quite successful. Bravo!!! I read in one of your responses that you proceed with small extensions in order to maintain a certain control over the generation. I also proceed in the same way. The quality of these musical AIs improves month by month. It's impressive. Like you, I tried to generate orchestral music, although I usually generate various songs in French. I generated a small symphony for choir and orchestra in 4 movements: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3abYaWCesemjcU. This deliberately pessimistic symphony, illustrated with images, depicts a dark vision of our future, not to encourage resignation, but to remind us that we are still capable of acting and changing the course of events. It’s a warning, a call to responsibility, and a powerful appeal for collective action.

[@ClassicalMastersAI-80]

Thanks a lot for your comment!