The luxury carmaker is working with a tech company, LifeScore, to make new music for every single one of your drives by using artificial intelligence and vehicle input.
The system Bentley and Lifescore have developed will run all the data that your car collects, like your engine speed and throttle input, through its artificial intelligence to spit out groovy tunes, as Bentley describes:.
The AI draws on a vast collection of music that Bentley and Lifescore want us to know was recorded at Abbey Road Studios.
The AI system uses its sizable music and audio data stores to make you your very own soundtrack, per Bentley:.
From a sound bank library containing a comprehensive suite of audio data and recordings, more than 100 billion unique music tracks can be composed for a 60 minute drive - more than the number of stars in the galaxy.
The composers and musicians create building blocks (cells) of raw musical material, which the vehicle then selects, combines, layers and sequences together to produce the final music in real time.
The Lifescore and Bentley music machine’s development is reportedly going to debut in the carmaker’s first BEV.
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