It doesn't seem very well pleased with The Dance of Eternity by Dream Theater. But it was quite impressive in some aspects with the likes of Nirvana.
Future music students are going to be fortunate to have these kinds of tool. An instant split and full analysis of any song. Remixes and backing tracks on tap, etc.
That said, we older students learned a lot from the process of doing this manually ourselves. Those lessons can still be learned and others besides, but the dynamics of the learning change with the tech.
Yes, let’s throw probably the most intricate progressive metal composition with over 100 time signature changes at it. I like the ambition! I tried it with “Glory” by John Legend and Common, which is literally 5 chords in C major scale and it stumbled. It identified (most of) the chords correctly but missed a bunch of them and the timing was off. It is pretty impressive anyway.
Future music students are going to be fortunate to have these kinds of tool. An instant split and full analysis of any song. Remixes and backing tracks on tap, etc.
That said, we older students learned a lot from the process of doing this manually ourselves. Those lessons can still be learned and others besides, but the dynamics of the learning change with the tech.