Видео

AI and Music: A Dream Come True for Lyricists?” Since middle school, I’ve been writing song lyrics. Unfortunately, I lack the ability to compose music or play any instruments. Growing up in a financially challenged family, I couldn’t afford music lessons. Now, with an autoimmune disease that has stiffened my joints, learning to play an instrument seems even more daunting. I don’t have the means to hire a singer or produce music to accompany my lyrics. However, discovering AI tools that allow me to add my lyrics, specify a genre, and create a song structure feels like a dream come true. But is it fair for me to publish this music? In the video it is mentioned how some have a great hatred toward AI created content or music, and I believe there is valid points to justify these feelings. I empathize with musicians who’ve dedicated their lives to mastering the craft, only to face competition from AI-generated music. If used correctly, AI could be a powerful tool without undermining hardworking artists. Still, I share concern about music becoming cheap and ubiquitous. On the other hand, hearing my lyrics come to life is exhilarating-I did write them, after all. While I grapple with the ethical implications, I appreciate the possibilities AI offers. Perhaps striking a balance between human creativity and technological assistance is the key.

🔥🔥🔥 would love to connect sometime 😊

I literally commented on a popular channel a few months back on using Audacity for their openVINO plugin that I used to convert udio tracks into stems. Just hearing about this new udio feature and can't help but wonder if it'll be a paid for feature. If so ..nah. Audacity is free.

I love SunoAI, but I must admit it is falling behind in terms of sound quality and music editing tools. They urgently need to release a better model. The best melodies I've created are from Suno, but the vocal and sound quality are severely outdated. I hope they release something new to compete with Udio, because otherwise, they will quickly lose market share.😢

Theoretically any person should be sued that makes music by this logic. As the human brain takes inputs without permission and is inspired to make based on what they learn. A computer is just a bit faster and more efficient.

AI is crazy! Below is my Album: ruclips.net/video/__tYenU7zzs/видео.htmlsi=iVBnLGySNXE-0ycJ

I split stems and then what? I tried to put it in BiaB, but I didn't figure it out.

Thanks for this. 👍

Theater couldn’t envision the impact of movies/radio. Movies/Radio couldn’t envision the impact of TV/Networks and they all missed the Internet! I believe you mentioned in the past that we are in the early stages of chain-based music…I agree…someone will eventually hit on the winning approach …We just need to give it time! Disclaimer: there was a time I was convinced CDs were the future of music … we all know how that ended:)

Happy Holiday, i hope youre enjoying it :) I've been thinking about the same thing regarding music nfts and direct to consumer models. I spoke about this recently on my channel, The Third I. I'm a hip hop artist from Zimbabwe and im just trying to figure this piece out not just for myself but my community as well. Would absolutely love to collaborate or have a conversation with you regarding all of this. Cheers and all the best with your work! Enjoy your hols! 🎉

how do you change the battery on this headphone?

Thanks Barry. Appreciate your info. Enjoy ya holiday ☀️

Can a melody be edited in AIWA so that I actually change the initial melody? Can I change the sound of backing tracks, for example, change the guitar part to an organ?

Was obviously going to happen. This will just end with the labels getting paid off and selling out their artists..................

Thanks

what is the purpose of uploading? it literally creates a whole new song

Anyone know how to play a song in a specific note or say in minor?

That is an amazing arrangement of your tune. It would of taken so long to produce that. But do you own the copyright or can someone use your melody lyrics. I’m not sure what the legal arrangement is once it’s produced, do you then own it?

*NONE OF THESE ISSUES WORRY ME WHATSOEVER... AS A SONGWRITER MYSELF OF OVER 40 YEARS... I HAVE WRITTEN OVER 2500 SONGS IN MY LIFETIME... I HAVE BEEN USING SUNO'S NEW EXTEND FEATURE FOR 3 DAYS NOW... TO BE HONEST... I AM COMPLETELY BLOWN AWAY... I FINISHED OFF ONE OF MY MANY MANY UNFINISHED SONGS IN LESS THAN 6 HOURS... THIS IS REVOLUTIONARY... I AM NOW MAKING A MUSIC VIDEO FOR IT... AND THEN ONTO THE NEXT SONG... THIS IS SURELY A GREAT TIME TO BE ALIVE... I ABSOLUTELY LOVE WHAT IT HAS DONE WITH MY MUSIC... UNREAL... I HAVE YET TO TRY UDIO'S EXTEND ABILITY COMPARED TO SUNO'S... BUT I WILL ... SOON... FACT... GREAT VIDEO BRO*

[C: even if I try that, they just makes a whole new song instead od extending.. what do i do😢]

Thanks to Suno... the AI generates fantastic music... top in almost all areas and super fast... in contrast to UDIO, which has other strengths... in any case, my SHizzzo radio works great with SUNO

I’ve started messing around with Suno this week and I have barely slept lol. I write and produce, but I don’t rap or sing, so I have been literally sitting on 100s of songs. This has been a godsend!!!!

I didn't realize Suno allowed uploading, this changes everything!

I've got literally thousands and thousands of unfinished ideas and demos like that. I sometimes thought to hear my voice, so thank you for being so brave to share your demo's. And I appreciate your opinion that AI is just a tool that creates opportunities to inspire us and help us to complete our own creativity. What most people forget in this AI copyright strike is that this is not about copyright. You cannot copyright a chord progression or an arrangement or a way of playing or mixing an instrument. Not even a typical genre, subgenre or artist's style. All human artists are trained on thousands of hours of music that we listened too during our lives. Subconsciously or consciously, we all bring those influences into our own work. Not to mention that most of us at least started trying to sound like our idols, right? As far as I know, only a melody including its rhythm can be copyrighted. Also when it's a groove like the intros of eye of the tiger or smoke on the water. So if we bring our own melodies (and perhaps lyrics) into these AI programs, what comes out is still OUR music, not Suno's, not the artists' that Suno has been trained on. Yes, the programs have glitches where there are obviously too many similarities falling under plagiarism, and it's good that the program deletes these renditions or better should warn us that we cannot publish and/or monetize these renditions.

You can hear the feedback noise that Suno loves to add to destroy every song it makes.

Great video. Thank you! Ive been really impressed with Suno … although it is a bit too much of a black box at times…it’s like working with a partner that does what they want! plus looming lawsuits has spooked me from using it.

I've been using their program for a long time pretty much since they came out feel free to check out what I made

Hey am going to be the first comment on your video i haven't release any music since July of last year, why you ask because the DSPS is Robbing me i have 5 albums Release to date, but like every one else, am not getting what i should be getting, So am thinking of going Directly to my supporters.

If I have my lyrics and i want to put my voice how can i do it

To me its just a gimmick if you cant get high quality stems...a fun gimmick tho

Can I create songs from Suno or any other Ai and submit them to Routenote? Will they approve it?

This brings back the age old discussion of property rights verses education and learning. Is the knowledge we received from school my knowledge? Do i own it, or is it leased to me because i was not the original creator of it.

the hacker manifesto speaks about "things that could be free if not for profiteering gluttons" its a good way to antagonize hackers imo as well.

Thanks for the video! It's a shame you didn't export the full version of one of the songs, so that we could listen to how your uploaded part and the AI part transition (this was the thing I was more curious about)

thank you for your help

When I uploaded a piece of classical piano played by my own, I received this message "Uploaded audio matches existing work of art". Why is classical music still copyrighted?

Is my SUNO song an M-N-M thing? I released it. ruclips.net/video/w-bp8fCDXxY/видео.htmlsi=KOaw5BLLfolv9w1i

how about vocal only?? can it created the background music??

What's unfair about this that you have to be a pro for premium shit in order to upload audio. That was bullshit and sad for me 😢 😭

It was their inspiration that created A.I if they would just take our songs and make a hit out of it, we wouldn't be resorting to Band In a Box and Suno.

Popcorn

Not bad at all

I suspect this is a power play to get some of the revenue from these companies via an out of court settlement. Might be a revenue sharing deal for passive income for the labels from subscriptions paid to the companies by consumers. I don’t think they actually believe AI will damage the industry because they asked that the music be licensed. You aren’t going to license something if you actually think there is potential damage. But if it goes to trial, perhaps we’ll finally get a ruling on whether or not the training is fair use as that’s the claim being made and their argument really isn’t a bad one. If a person intentionally attempts to duplicate a song, that’s on the user, not the AI platform.

can you make parodys with this ai. example (take a normal song mary had a little lamb) and then keep the song keep the voice keep everything but make the words differnt gary had a obease ham like that can you with aiva?

Any musician can use this as a great base platform to build songs from

As someone who’s being making music since Reason 2.5, I can say for sure that AI will take over. For me it’s better than using DAWs haha.

All due respect - junk in, junk out!

Musicians are weak and passive. Ai allows non musicians to become fake musicians. They imagine they’re creating something. Ai is here. Musicians have been creating lame stupid processed music that’s easy to replicate. That’s what has been modeled. Although I’m very impressed with how well it copies different genre. Consumers don’t care, they haven’t heard anything new or different, they have zero clue.

If WMG wins this case than Steinway is going to sue every sampler company such like AKAI / Roland , that created similar piano sounds , and TAMA is going to sue every drum computer on earth that sounds similar to their drum set. And Mercedes’ is going to sue BMW. for similar cars. Than the best of all , Mick Jagger is going to sue EVERY rockband on the planet that sounds a bit similar. OK and Grand master flash is going to use EVERY rapper on earth. Let’s see how far they get with their money cases , funny that Sonauto does the same AI but does not get any lawsuit , too little money to get from there.

No surprise Spotify scooped that up...