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Introducing that simple idea : ✨Split Audio Tracks to MusicGen✨ Use Demucs to split your favorite song into tracks, then send one to MusicGen to get a completely new music piece ! Give it a try Hugging Face
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For demonstration purpose, here's an example with a PRO song you might recognize ;) — Split Audio Track to MusicGen @gradio demo :

Don’t forget to use the CROP feature from @gradio audio component to CROP your input audio file to your preferred sample before loading your conditioning track 😉

@huggingface Would be cool if you can take a 3 second piece and then keep generating the next 3 seconds and let people make longer melodies.

@huggingface Oh, that’s a very cool idea 😗 let me think about it ☺️

@huggingface and BTW Demucs is also from @honualx at FAIR 😊

@huggingface @honualx Yes indeed 🤗 Brilliant work Alexandre 👏

@huggingface This is brilliant @fffiloni !

@cerebral_valley @huggingface Stoked to try this on some discarded productions - breathe some new energy in.

@cerebral_valley @huggingface Glad that it will help you to rediscover old ideas 🤗 Share when ready !

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