OP and others may be interested in this approach by Sony CSL from ~2012 using constraint Markov chains for matching lyrical style with explicit rhyme constraints, including (e.g.) Bob Dylan style with constraint of Beatles' Yesterday [0].
This is the precursor to the work that brought on "Daddy's Car"[1], though the techniques appear to have changed a bit reading their recent publications. I find their paper on recent approaches for music synthesis with style matching or other constraints [2] quite readable, and really good! I am hoping to build out a version of what is described by the paper. There is also a very nice talk by F. Pachet on this subject here [3], and his older videos are good too (they should be in the recommendations of YouTube).
Still reading about DeepRhyme, but it seems great. Also a fantastic writeup!
This is the precursor to the work that brought on "Daddy's Car"[1], though the techniques appear to have changed a bit reading their recent publications. I find their paper on recent approaches for music synthesis with style matching or other constraints [2] quite readable, and really good! I am hoping to build out a version of what is described by the paper. There is also a very nice talk by F. Pachet on this subject here [3], and his older videos are good too (they should be in the recommendations of YouTube).
Still reading about DeepRhyme, but it seems great. Also a fantastic writeup!
[0] https://www.csl.sony.fr/downloads/papers/2012/barbieri-12a.p...
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSHZ_b05W7o
[2] https://arxiv.org/abs/1609.05152
[3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5K4hn6cBUPU