[P]ut a Neural Network in VCV Rack 2 and told it to make sounds that influence my emotion tracking module…

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It decided to blow out my right headphone to make me show fear Some Background: I’m working on integrating computer vision and facial tracking into VCV Rack 2 with the goal of, for now, having emotions converted to CV output and granting control over synths. I’ve been adding a lot of features and really trying to innovate with animated panels and whatnot but I got the grand idea to use Machine Learning to have another thing with its own goals of changing your emotions with sound. Did NOT cali...

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Originally published on February 15, 2026. Curated by AI News.

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