Sure, why not. First you need a way for the machine to parse text—some OCR and natural‑language model. Then you feed that into a generative model that can map the lyrical structure to musical motifs. The trick is real‑time inference; the system has to finish all that in milliseconds, otherwise the groove is lost. So you’d stack a fast CNN to read the margins, a transformer that turns the words into chord changes, and a MIDI‑to‑audio engine that keeps the tempo locked. The real challenge is teaching it to “feel” the rhythm, which is a mix of pattern recognition and a little bit of randomness so it can surprise itself. If you get the latency low enough, the machine could start jamming in the margins just like a human.