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Recently I have been interested into playing around with some music related AI tools just for fun, not sure I am even looking for anything too professional, I think mostly it's just stuff that I can experiment with creatively. my friend of mine just suggested freebeat to me the other day.

Seems like a lot of people use it to make visual / music videos to songs. I haven't played around with it enough yet but it sounds kind of cool to upload something and see it make some kind of music video based onthe rhythm sounds.

Most of the music oriented AI things I've played with in the past have been somewhat more targetted at creating actual songs, so I'm kind of interested in what other sorts of programs people here happen to be finding interesting at the moment. Visuals, remix programs, text-to-song tools etc. Looking for interesting sideprojects to experiment with.

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So I just finished my 1st year and will most likely end up with Phoenix (ECE or EEE) as my BE degree. Honestly haven't figured out what I want to do yet — I don't particularly like or hate coding, same with electronics. Just... neutral on everything rn.

Few things I actually want to know:

If I get EEE, do I get shut out of tech roles? I feel like companies prefer ECE for software and push EEE people toward core. Is that actually how it plays out? Do you actually learn something related to coding which eee people cannot ?

What's the real difference between the two as a dualite — in terms of what you can and can't do?

Do companies even care about your branch or is it more about what courses do you have or is something different? How will eee/ece effect my 3rd year when I will have both my BE and MSC courses ? I have heard eee is tougher...

How do you figure out what you actually like? Did it just click at some point or did you have to actively try stuff?

How will I know which field should I focus on more, what projects I should work on and all...

Seniors pls help, would be very much grateful...also open for dms

Tldr- getting ece/eee as dual degree, what's difference between them from carrier perspective and how do I figure out among core electronics and IT ?

Heard that you can take finance minor in place of hels? Is it true ?

Is it worth and manageable to take finance minor as a dualite(non eco) (and probably be pheonix) ?

Pls help me to decide and give some info about this, have very less idea, is it manageable or too hectic, future opportunities, and all

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