AC/DC Song Made with a Markov Chain

Honestly, this doesn't read like Markov chain output. It feels more like a human writing what they think a Markov chain would do. Or maybe autogenerating a bit of it and then having the human riff on whatever nonsense the generator produced to fill in most of the song.

It seems like the author only used a Markov chain to produce the lyrics, but the rest is sung by an AC/DC impersonator. It's still quite impressive, but I'd love to see the music itself generated by GANs as well.

If the lyrics were all generated by a Markov chain from beginning to end, there&#x27;s no way that it would have a repeating chorus.<p>Are all the 3-word tuples actually used in other AC&#x2F;DC songs? (Output this grammatical could not be generated by a Markov chain that only looks at 2-word tuples.) If not, that also seriously calls their claim into question.<p>I think the maker would have done well to be more upfront: &quot;AC&#x2F;DC Song Co-authored by a Computer&quot; or something like that.

Love it!! One day we can just “order” a “new” Hitchcock movie or Crichton novel?!

&gt; Also let me say that trying to sing like Brian Johnson is extremely hard.<p>I think he did a very good job! You can easily tell the difference side-by-side, but still, it&#x27;s close enough that I thought it was deepfaked at first.

would love to see a blog post about it!

cooool!!!

1000x times more listenable than an actual AC&#x2F;DC song.