The Infinite Crate (Alpha): Lyria RealTime’s AI-generated music creation in your DAW

Posted September 19Sep 19

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The Infinite Crate (Alpha) is a VST plugin that integrates Lyria RealTime directly into your DAW, eliminating barriers to interactively create, control, and perform music in real-time. If you haven’t heard of Lyria RealTime, it’s an experimental AI model that produces instrumental music in real time. It creates music based on dynamic prompts and configuration [...]

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