this file is a random explosion of thoughts right now.
we need a faster musicgen model. alot of ppl want a higher quality one, but i think a much faster base model is what's really needed to make this as fun as it can be.
a CLI along with the train-gary module is prolly coming. google keeps bonking me from doing multi-gpu training setups, which the train-gary docker-compose will definitely want.
https://github.com/betweentwomidnights/train-gary has early drafts of fine-tuning scripts based on lyra's, with demucs and some other things added.
if you want to help me build this stuff, i mostly need help with organizing.
the beginnings of stable audio open gary is in https://github.com/betweentwomidnights/latent-mixer-m4l
this repo is all up inside the audiocraft repo. i think that's prolly the wrong way to do it.
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