Jev Attempts to Play Bella Ciao

Avinash used Jev in an attempt to have it play a piano version of “Bella Ciao.” A piano transcription model produced 1,353 notes, whose timing and loudness set the fixed level layout while their pitches were hidden from Jev.

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Avinash@avinashmohan𝕏

So I did a thing with Jev. Saw a few posts about training Jev to play video games. I figured, why not try to get Jev to play a song? Found a piano version of Bella Ciao. Put it through a piano transcription model. That gave 1,353 notes with their timing and loudness. The timing and loudness became the fixed level layout. The pitch itself was hidden from Jev. The task: At each note, Jev had to pick

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Avinash said the idea came after seeing posts about training Jev to play video games. The source cuts off before specifying what Jev had to pick at each note.

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