Everything you see and hear was created using AI, but don't think it was at all easy. If you wanna' know more I just wrote a blog post about my AI music videos: artofericwayne.com/2024/05/08/my-new-ai-videos/
Yeah, I think I could do it in a roundabout sort of way. You see, you can make roughly 30 second clips, then you add another roughly 30 seconds before or after that to extend a song. So, one could just add a part after that is for a different song, and, uh, propagate it that way. Could work. I had at least 4 different close version of this song going and chose this one for the really strong vocals.
@@artvsmachine I hope that You have human friends. I recomend to You the Adam Curtis documentary Hypernormalization. Talks of how the polítics and utipian of the technology cannot solve problems. Even talk of history of IA. You won't like it. But You need for unless know history of IA. Keep this in mind. IA won't make miracles for You.
That's funny. I use a clip from Adam Curtis's documentary "Bitter Lake" in my video about Duchamp. It's hysterical. An American woman is trying to explain Duchamp's "Fountain" (the urinal) to a group of Afghani women as an example of Western culture that they should be embracing, er, instead of their own. It falls flat. Yeah, I've seen all of Adam Curtis's documentaries. I didn't see the one about how artists aren't allowed to explore uncharted artistic visions with new technology because it upsets some people's foregone conclusions and ideological limitations. The BBC must have blocked that one of copyright infringement. I'll have to see if I can dig it up on the dark web.
Wow! Pretty amazing.
Thanks, Bob! You're ahead of the pack in liking it. I'm getting a lot of flack from people, including unfollows, and open attacks.
Cool story! Interesting concept. A little creepy. Can I ask how much of this was AI? Awesome
Everything you see and hear was created using AI, but don't think it was at all easy. If you wanna' know more I just wrote a blog post about my AI music videos: artofericwayne.com/2024/05/08/my-new-ai-videos/
The females are very well done . .the eyes went a bit odd, but remarkable work. . . very odd somethings just a wee bit off
So question. If you were to generate another song could you get this same singing voice? Can you capture this style and repeat it?
Yeah, I think I could do it in a roundabout sort of way. You see, you can make roughly 30 second clips, then you add another roughly 30 seconds before or after that to extend a song. So, one could just add a part after that is for a different song, and, uh, propagate it that way. Could work.
I had at least 4 different close version of this song going and chose this one for the really strong vocals.
what is the IA for you?? you new messiah or god??
In this instance it looks like it's my friend.
@@artvsmachine I hope that You have human friends. I recomend to You the Adam Curtis documentary Hypernormalization. Talks of how the polítics and utipian of the technology cannot solve problems. Even talk of history of IA. You won't like it. But You need for unless know history of IA. Keep this in mind. IA won't make miracles for You.
That's funny. I use a clip from Adam Curtis's documentary "Bitter Lake" in my video about Duchamp. It's hysterical. An American woman is trying to explain Duchamp's "Fountain" (the urinal) to a group of Afghani women as an example of Western culture that they should be embracing, er, instead of their own. It falls flat.
Yeah, I've seen all of Adam Curtis's documentaries. I didn't see the one about how artists aren't allowed to explore uncharted artistic visions with new technology because it upsets some people's foregone conclusions and ideological limitations. The BBC must have blocked that one of copyright infringement. I'll have to see if I can dig it up on the dark web.
@@artvsmachine okey that is up to you. I respect you point of view.
Hypernormalization is available on RUclips in Britain, try using a VPN
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ai is god
Well, when it's in the right hands.