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This news sent a shiver down my spine.
AI Music’s Infinite Music Engine “uses artificial intelligence to automatically ‘shift’ songs based on certain conditions, time, among other things. In other words, it can automatically create new variations of songs to present completely different music.
(And we thought Muzak signaled the end of the world.)
Interested parties are first directed to my memoir, “Everything I Know I Learned From Rock Stars” (Eckhartz Press). While I have taken music therapy classes and read extensively about music’s effect on the brain, I am NOT professionally trained -- just a music lover who recognizes that everyone benefits from music. Giving that gift to special needs youth is highly rewarding, but again, my process is intuitive, not academic. I draw largely on personal experience. I’ve spent most of my 67 years observing a wide world of music, from working as a music critic professionally for 20 years, and holding positions in music companies in the 1970s and 1990s. Since 1990, however, I have focused on learning more about music and improving as a singer, guitarist, and performer, both solo and in ensemble settings. View more posts