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The Aesthetic Analysis of Music Generation Algorithms Based on Artificial Intelligence Technologies

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With the maturation of artificial intelligence technology, the swift advancements in music generation have spurred an in-depth exploration and comprehension of music aesthetics. This paper conducts a thorough analysis of the aesthetic framework, value, and significance inherent in artificial intelligence-based music generation algorithms. The technical architecture of these algorithms encompasses principles such as neural networks and genetic algorithms, they exhibit profound aesthetic potential, challenging existing perspectives and fundamentally reshaping the values embedded in music aesthetics. The aesthetic value of music generation algorithms resides in their capacity to produce music characterized by both beauty and novelty, this innovation manifests as a diversity suitable for various cultural contexts and stylistic preferences, thereby significantly enriching the landscape of music aesthetics. Moreover, this paper offers a forward-looking perspective on the intersection of artificial intelligence and music research. It foresees music generation algorithms taking the lead in the ongoing evolution of artificial intelligence technology, propelling innovations in composition and appreciation. These algorithms are poised to serve as a source of inspiration for creators, contributing significantly to education, cultural heritage, and redefining the very essence of music creation. This paper seeks to serve as a guiding resource for researchers in this field, fostering a deeper understanding of the profound impact that artificial intelligence-based music generation algorithms wield on the realm of music composition.

Published in Humanities and Social Sciences (Volume 11, Issue 6)
DOI 10.11648/j.hss.20231106.16
Page(s) 223-230
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Keywords

Artificial Intelligence, Music Generation Algorithms, Music Aesthetics, Aesthetic Analysis

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  • Department of Music, Shenzhen University, Shenzhen, China

  • Department of Music, Shenzhen University, Shenzhen, China

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