Music to Dance: By leveraging EDGE AI, countless dance concepts can be generated for TikTok, all based on auditory cues.

Stanford University has announced EDGE stands as a revolutionary music-to-dance AI, expertly crafting choreographed movements from audio data. This tool excels in creating tailored dance routines that appear alive and engaging, perfectly synced with any chosen music track. Thanks to its advanced features drawn from Jukebox— a sophisticated music feature extractor, combined with a cutting-edge transformer-based diffusion model—EDGE brings unrivaled editing options to the forefront, including precise joint conditioning, seamless between-motion transitions, and dance continuity. Human evaluators showed a marked preference for the performances crafted by EDGE over more traditional methods. Bailando and FACT.

The Journey from Music to Movement: Discovering How EDGE Creates Dance Choreography.

Even when dealing with everyday music samples, EDGE showcases its prowess by producing top-notch dance routines powered by the advanced musical embeddings from the Jukebox model. The system utilizes a static version of Jukebox to infuse dance sequences with musical input. EDGE also employs short five-second clips as a learning medium to conditionally map the embedded music into choreographed movements. The program applies temporal constraints before merging different clips, ensuring a cohesive final video with seamless timing. diffusion model Although EDGE typically learns from five-second dance sequences, its design allows it to craft lengthy choreographies by imposing temporal rules. For instance, the first half of each sequence is aligned with the concluding half of the prior sequence.

EDGE effectively accommodates both arbitrary temporal and spatial elements, unlocking a variety of applications for end-users, such as:

Thanks to the imposition of temporal consistency across batches of sequences, EDGE can generate dances of any desired duration.

• Dances that feature joint constraints, like how movements of the lower body influence the actions of the upper body, or vice versa.
• Choreographies that start and conclude with specific movements that are pre-defined.
• Dances that initiate with a certain motion are classified as dance continuations.
• In dance, the subtleties of foot-ground contact often involve complex and intentional movements. The introduction of New Contact Consistency Loss significantly boosts the realism of these interactions while preserving smooth sliding transitions, equipping EDGE to understand when feet should slide and when they shouldn't.

In a groundbreaking development, Google AI has unveiled AudioLM, the first-ever text-to-music generator. virtual events StabilityAI has launched Harmonai, an AI music generator based on the Dance Diffusion Model.

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