Research on music AI composition systems from the perspective of cross-cultural aesthetics
Journal: Region - Educational Research and Reviews DOI: 10.32629/rerr.v6i7.2432
Abstract
This study explores the integration of cross-cultural aesthetics in music AI composition systems. It examines the concept and importance of cross-cultural aesthetics, the evolution of AI in music composition, and the design principles and implementation of such systems. The study evaluates aesthetic outcomes, the impact of cross-cultural perspectives, and user feedback, providing insights for future developments.
Keywords
cross-cultural aesthetics; music AI composition; algorithmic composition
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