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“One of the best purchases in my filmmaking career I ever made. A great product like that for that price is just insane. Then, by "watching" different videos of objects being whacked, tapped, and scraped by drumsticks, the system was able to calculate the appropriate pitch, volume, and aural properties of the sound that should accompany each clip.“Just amazing. By analyzing the physical appearance of objects in the videos, the movement of each drumstick, and the resulting sounds, the computer was able to learn connections between physical objects and the sounds they make when struck. The team fed that initial batch of 1,000 videos through its AI algorithm. For the project, CSAIL PhD student Andrew Owens and postgrad Phillip Isola recorded videos of themselves whacking a bunch of things with drumsticks: stumps, tables, chairs, puddles, banisters, dead leaves, the dirty ground. All selected applied effect types are removed from the clip and all selected intrinsic effects are returned to their default settings. In the Remove Attributes dialog box, select the types of effects you want to remove, and click OK. Before you get too excited, the CSAIL algorithm can't do its audio work on any old video, and the sound effects it produces are limited. Right-click a clip in the timeline, and select Remove Attributes. Over at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), a team of six researchers created a machine-learning system that matches sound effects to video clips.
Eventually, they could be filling jobs in Hollywood. Neural networks are already beating us at games, organizing our smartphone photos, and answering our emails.
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