Just heard of "superdub", AI MUSIC creator, I am searching for LOCAL models to use on my commputer.

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  • riffusion

    Stable diffusion for real-time music generation

    • riffusion - uses stable diffusion to generate spectrograms as images and converts them into audio. There's an online demo you can try. Not sure how easy it is to make full length songs as each image generated is about 5 seconds of audio. The demo sort of does it.

  • bark

    🔊 Text-Prompted Generative Audio Model

    • bark - mostly for text to speech but supposedly can generate music. Limited to 13 second clips I think.

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