MusGO Framework: Assessing Openness in Music-Generative AI
This website builds on the paper MusGO: A Community-Driven Framework for Assessing Openness in Music-Generative AI, authored by Roser Batlle-Roca, Laura Ibáñez-Martínez, Xavier Serra,
Emilia Gómez, and Martín Rocamora, and published in the Proceedings of the 26th International Society for Music Information Retrieval Conference (ISMIR 2025).
It serves not only as a companion to the publication, but also as a living resource, which is continuously updated and shaped by contributions from the community.
Training data is not available nor properly described. In the research paper, they indicate that the model was trained on 60,000 hours of audio content, including English (60%), Chinese (30%) and instrumental (10%) songs (about 1 million songs). However, no information on specific data sources, acquisition methods, and data licensing is given. See "Dataset Setup" in Section 4.1. of the pre-print.
Code documentation inclues instructions on how to install and inference the model, but there are no instuctions on how to train it (it is indicated at "coming soon").
Evaluation procedure is described in the research paper, including metrics (see 4.3) and detailed results (see 5). However, evaluation data is not sufficently described nor avaiable to reproduce the evaluation.
Research paper is available as preprint in arXiv. Also for more recent versions of the model: DiffRhythm+ and DiffRhythm 2. No peer reviewed version is avaiable for any of the papers.
A supplementary page is available, including a brief description of the model, links to relevant sites (e.g., demo, paper) and some examples showcasing the model's abilities.