Google first brought us Blob Opera, a machine learning experiment, back in late 2020. The fun tool allows you to easily create your own ML-assisted melodies, and we saw it return in 2021 with a ...

After going somewhat viral over the last few months, Google is sending its "Blob Opera" on a world tour with new music and locations.

Google's new fun tool Blob Opera allows people with no music skills to create an opera-inspired song with just a few clicks.

Google's Blob Opera is back with a bang for late 2022, and they are challenging you to a classical music rhythm-based music game.

Google’s new machine learning experiment, Blob Opera, features joyfully singing animated blobs that use actual opera recordings to create simulated sounds. They also sing Christmas carols.

Google's Blob Opera project allows music lovers to hit high notes Artificial Intelligence and the voices of four trained opera singers give everyone the chance to embark on an operatic adventure ...

The algorithm then does it's magic and calculates how the other 3 blobs should sing to perfectly harmonise with your blob allowing you to compose opera of your own without having to sing a note!

In Blob Opera, students manipulate four operatic blobs — a soprano, alto, tenor and bass quartet — and can have them sing a variety of pieces on global stages.

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Blob Opera, developed by Google and AI artist David Li, lets students manipulate a soprano, alto, tenor and bass quartet of blobs. (YoutTube/Google Arts & Culture) Learning to make music is a full ...