AWS Deep Composer

In this article, I will go through, how we can compose our music using AWS DEEP COMPOSER.

Firstly, let us learn what is the deep composer?

AWS DeepComposer provides a creative, hands-on experience for learning generative AI and machine learning. With generative AI, one of the biggest recent advancements in artificial intelligence, you can create a new dataset based on a training dataset. With AWS DeepComposer, you can experiment with different generative AI architectures and models in a musical setting by creating and transforming musical inputs and accompaniments. Regardless of your experience with machine learning (ML) or music, you can use AWS DeepComposer to develop a working knowledge of generative AI. AWS DeepComposer includes learning capsules, sample code, and training data to help you understand and use generative AI models. To get started with AWS DeepComposer, start the AWS DeepComposer Music studio, choose one of the sample melodies, and choose a pre-trained model. After you generate a composition, you can change the instruments, download your new composition, and share it with friends on SoundCloud.

Now let's get started,

1. To get to the main AWS DeepComposer console, navigate to AWS DeepComposer. Make sure you are in the US East-1 region.
2. Once there, click on Get started.
3. In the left-hand menu, select Music studio to navigate to the DeepComposer music studio.
4. To generate music you can use a virtual keyboard or the physical AWS DeepComposer keyboard. For this lab, we’ll use the virtual keyboard.
5. To view sample melody options, select the drop-down arrow next to Input.
6. Select Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.
7. Next, choose a model to apply to the melody by clicking Select model.
8. From the sample models, choose Rock and then click Select model.
9. Next, select Generate composition. The model will take the 1 track melody and create a multitrack composition (in this case, it created 4 tracks).
10. Click play to hear the output.

Refer to this guide for more information:

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/deepcomposer/latest/devguide/deecomposer-dg.pdf

Thanks for reading :)