Q Are there forms of music that are easier or harder? So, I guess, probably the obvious example would be Bach. It's a very structured kind of point music. Is that, does it make it super hard or super easy versus pop?
A Uh, it sort of depends. Like, um, if you're familiar at all with, there was a machine learning, um, project, uh, I think it was done at sort of like a hackathon called Deep Jazz, where he, uh, machine learned, uh, Pat Metheny avant-garde jazz. That actually works quite well because, uh, no one has a preconceived idea of what it should actually sound like. So, um, in that case, that's a lot easier than something like Bach. Uh, at the other hand, um, if you were taking specifically Bach or something that's very classical, we have a lot of examples of that Bach wrote. Quite a lot of music. So, um, it, it's easier to get things out of it, but maybe harder to make something that's convincingly this is Bach, even though there are people doing that too.
AI assessment note: “that's a lot easier than something like Bach”