@kwindla: If you're interested in voice UI, or music, or both, it's worth watching all of this video that Jon just dropped. Voice…
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The tweet promotes a video about Jamcat, a voice-controlled generative music software that integrates voice UI deeply, potentially revolutionizing music creation interfaces.
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If you’re interested in voice UI, or music, or both, it’s worth watching all of this video that Jon just dropped.
Voice-controlled, generative music.
The interface will be familiar to anyone who has used a digital audio workstation. But also … deep integration of voice makes this feel like a very new kind of software.
I think it might be that when we’ve fully figured out the transition to voice-first UIs, we’ll feel like the transition from GUI to AI-native, voice-first software was as big as the transition from command-line to GUI software.
Jon has shown me videos of various stages of development on this project. We’ve been talking a little bit about voice UI patterns for consumer software and voice UI patterns for professional software.
Both categories are clearly going to become voice-centric. Talking is just so efficient and flexible.
Jon Taylor (@JonPTaylor): Over a year ago, I posted a video where Gemini and I collaborated on an Ableton Live Session. Music AI is fun! Creating voice-native music software is something I’m really passionate about, so, here is Jamcat.
Jamcat’s concept is a voice controlled, generative music performance
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