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  AWS DeepComposer A cloud-based service that lets users create original music using generative AI models. It’s designed for musicians, developers, and curious minds to explore how machine learning can enhance musical creativity. No coding required — just musical ideas Works with MIDI input (via virtual or physical keyboard) Offers pre-trained models and customization options Integrates with AWS services like SageMaker, S3, and Lambda It uses two ML models GANs and ARCNN GANs (Generative Adversarial Networks) Composed of a generator and a discriminator Generator creates music; discriminator critiques it Trained on genre-specific datasets (e.g. jazz, rock, pop) Adds accompaniment tracks like drums, bass, and chords Over all , it helps in creating from  scratch.  Example: Ravi , a young musician ,uploads a melody. GANs generate a jazz-rock backing track with drums and bass, turning his solo into a full band arrangement. AR-CNN (Autoregressive Convolutional Neural Netw...

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