The chatgpt u chose was advanced model, while deepseek is not and deepseek is still relatively new compared to chatgpt so it's not really a fair fight 😊
No, I used R1 DeepThink in DeepSeek and o1 in ChatGPT for the first prompt. I think those are both the most advanced? But to be honest, I've not found any benefit using the Thinking models while coding. It just takes longer to spit out code that I'll have to refactor anyways. 😅 Thanks for watching!
I’m using Xcode on Mac to compile the code for iOS and macOS. For the framework I’m using AudioKit which is an open source audio library on GitHub. The AudioKit Cookbook (also on GitHub) can show you what all is possible with AudioKit. For Windows most people use a framework called JUCE. It’s a challenging but rewarding learning curve. Thanks for watching and good luck!
@ oh awesome ! I actually did a bunch of sounds design for the Audiokit guys back when they released their first app. I’m gonna have to dig into this. thanks man
Oh, that’s interesting! Come to think of it, I entered a similar prompt into ChatGPT when it first came out and got a very similar layout to the numbered pads. I guess just like ai art, LLMs have a distinct coding style.
I copied and paste the exact description that I put in deepseek and put it in chat GPT.. Then after I put the answer and asked it to revise it and it almost gave the exact revision.. 😂 deepseek temu chatgpt lol😅
Thanks for watching! 🙌
Here's the final project on Github: github.com/NickCulbertson/AI-Beat-Pad-Demo
This was super fun to watch! 👍 👍
Thanks, Dean! I was pleasantly surprised with DeepSeek. It'll be interesting to see what happens with it in the coming weeks. 🙌
This is such a good demonstration of augmenting with AI
Thanks homie! It's definitely been a time saver for me.
The chatgpt u chose was advanced model, while deepseek is not and deepseek is still relatively new compared to chatgpt so it's not really a fair fight 😊
No, I used R1 DeepThink in DeepSeek and o1 in ChatGPT for the first prompt. I think those are both the most advanced? But to be honest, I've not found any benefit using the Thinking models while coding. It just takes longer to spit out code that I'll have to refactor anyways. 😅 Thanks for watching!
cool. so what program are you placing the gtp, or deep seek generated code into? I love music apps, i’m excited to see if i can make something cool
I’m using Xcode on Mac to compile the code for iOS and macOS. For the framework I’m using AudioKit which is an open source audio library on GitHub. The AudioKit Cookbook (also on GitHub) can show you what all is possible with AudioKit. For Windows most people use a framework called JUCE. It’s a challenging but rewarding learning curve. Thanks for watching and good luck!
@ oh awesome ! I actually did a bunch of sounds design for the Audiokit guys back when they released their first app. I’m gonna have to dig into this. thanks man
I put the same request in both and almost got the same response.. They stole the code
Oh, that’s interesting! Come to think of it, I entered a similar prompt into ChatGPT when it first came out and got a very similar layout to the numbered pads. I guess just like ai art, LLMs have a distinct coding style.
I copied and paste the exact description that I put in deepseek and put it in chat GPT.. Then after I put the answer and asked it to revise it and it almost gave the exact revision.. 😂 deepseek temu chatgpt lol😅
Link to the code?
Thanks for watching! I just put it on Github: github.com/NickCulbertson/AI-Beat-Pad-Demo 🙌
You’re a legend, thank you!