Yes, crazy! Plus when I went to their site, there was a $100 off button, but it didn't actually work. In the chat they told me they must have forgotten to remove that button, and the offer is no longer available. That's false advertising. So I basically helped them improve their erroneous site, and yet they didn't honor the offer. Shady company.
@flow.3411 That's sad. Abelton has great Bass instruments that I used in my Diploma of Electronic Music Production assessments and applied Drum bus and EQ8 and made my own Reese Bass
Cognitone Synfire version 2 or RapidComposer version 5 I think. There is also OrbComposer and another couple of tools out there which generate MIDI which is importance since you can then edit later on. With audio you'd have to use what has been provided and cannot use your own instruments...
Hey guys, amazing video! for sure will take a look specially to Musicfy and Soundful! A question out of the topic, my attention was caught by the way your third party plugins are visible in Ableton! Is that som beta version or special update as you can see the GUI of the third party plugins (such as decapitator, valhalla reverb, etc) right there at the bottom strip? Thanks!!
So glad I can record my own stuff with my H6 and also having access to a commercial recording studio to record in. I'd hate to rely on splice or arcade for "my sound". Just gives me peace of mind that no one else has them. Yeah it is easier to use ready made samples etc... but your music won't stand out and guessing by the sheer amount of ppl making their own music these days, a lot more ppl will know how a track was made and where sound sources have come from. Bit like ppl trying to pass off a bunch of apple loops as their own work really.
i love where this is going. i think it would be great if we reached the state when a human being great at something specific could use AI to fill in the rest. specifically in music - if you're a performer, you have AI to make music for you, if you're great at just coming up with melodies, it would create chord progressions to them, etc. on a wider scale, if you're great at music, AI could provide options for the different visuals.
Yeah but if you look 5-10 years further, you'll discover that there are no things which human makes better and faster than AI and it will displace people from all spheres. I already don’t understand why study music or art now if AI does not leave a place for humans in these creatures in the near future
Why do you not mention that you have a referral link for Unison Bass Dragon? If you're being sponsored by them, that feels like something you should mention.
dude wtf at 10:25 how did you set your vahalla and soundboy plugins to show the actual gui in the track plugin chain area instead of the standard grey box?
I'm a singer songwriter but have no equipment to record what I want in the style I want. I have all the parts for all my songs on midi. I want somewhere that I can upload it and it puts nice virtual instrument sounds on and balances and cleans everything. So yeah, like a virtual producer. Are there any AI platforms which would do this? I've been asking in physical studios but everything is way out of my budget. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! 🙏
Splice stacks feels like it wouldn't benefit much from AI, and there have been discussions on whether unison bass dragon is actually AI. Definitely worth making sure that your AI tool isn't fake or a gimmick. Still, the vocals one seems awesome
I don’t know, i wanna make my music, it’s not like ai is gonna patch my modular system or make drum patterns on my physical drum machines. I still think ai is stupid af. If you need it, maybe you shouldn’t be a musician. Humanity!
Who said AI was going to patch a physical modular system? It’s just a midi generator, they’ve been around for ages anyway. Most tb303 vst plugins have had randomizes for a while now, and even the original tb303 could randomize the sequencer it’s exactly the same thing . And as for drum machines there are software sequencers that can randomize output into a drum machine and they also have been around for time and used a lot by professional producers for inspiration. U should know this being such an amazing musician
What about licensing law on these platforms? Or does the combination of different tools in a song and the fine-tuning afterwards (as you showed) mean that you don't have any problems with it anyway? I would really like to use tools like this in combination with an electric violin that I‘ll play. However, I don't want to have any problems when I publish it on the various social media platforms and Spotify. I would be happy for an assessment. :)
Hi Hyperbits! I have a question - let's say I'm stuck and can't finish my track. Is it possible to upload a part of my track to Soundful so that it will generate some melodies on top or melody progressions to develop my musical idea further? Or it only allows to create melodies from assigned parameters from scratch ?
Anyone using these AI tools must be so proud themselves for their creativity! And all the time that it saves, you can just go back to watching TV or looking at your phone much quicker than before! Than when you actually had to spend time coming up with your own ideas!
Where's the creativity? Using AI is being a lazy producer. Having sounds created for you is not how music production should be done. You can't call yourself a music producer, but just a music sample arranger.
Some would say the creativity comes with what's next after using AI to give inspiration. Do you consider Quincy Jones a producer? Or did he just arrange Michael Jackson?
@@Hyperbits Yes that is true. However I still believe that being a producer is to use one's imagination to put something down on a blank canvas. Using AI in creating music makes so Many producers sound the same as the next one. There is very few who give the industry a totally unique style of sound.
Did not really see much that was amazing or interesting enough to try the software. The final product was not close to being as good as human production. I dont mind AI, but this was not a convincing example.
To each their own! We've noticed while it's definitely not better than human production, it can certainly give you inspiration which is really all we claimed it's good for.
I wouldnt trust a word this kid says. He thinks having 4 plug ins will eliminate uninspired sessions. Also quit pushing this baby AI. The further we rely on it the less we are.
Cry about it much? It just makes you better and faster. Stop seeing it as bad and realize it makes music production better. The ones who don't like ai will be left behind. The same crybaby stuff was said in the 90s when DAWs came out. 😢😢😢 Lol
You did not write it,Ai did. This is like watching in RUclips someone else play a video game and than say that you are great at playing when in reality you are just watching AI still a bunch of loops and put them together at random
@@Hyperbits well if you sample a Guitar than you can't say I played the guitar Or if you use a drum sample you can't say I play drums in the song, just like if you as AI make me a song , you dis not make the song
@@HadassaCandiani you know how many people dont write their music ghost writers have been out for the awhile and unless your a producer and a artist most of the time the producer makes the song
Bassdragon: Wow $300 for a midi tool
Yes, crazy! Plus when I went to their site, there was a $100 off button, but it didn't actually work.
In the chat they told me they must have forgotten to remove that button, and the offer is no longer available. That's false advertising. So I basically helped them improve their erroneous site, and yet they didn't honor the offer. Shady company.
Cheesy MIDI lines with cheap built-in sounds.
totally overpriced.. their businessmodel is to rip off clueless Bedroom producers..
( imho)
Stfu and use audiotools
@flow.3411 That's sad. Abelton has great Bass instruments that I used in my Diploma of Electronic Music Production assessments and applied Drum bus and EQ8 and made my own Reese Bass
A.I to change your voice is definitely a game changer.
the splice thing ill definitely use sometime
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and making this video. I am having a blast playing around with these tools.
Congrats, this is a really nice overview of options.
Glad it was helpful!
splice gave me the motivation i needed ty!
splice stacks is insane. just wrote an entire song on a livestream w/ it!
Would love to hear it!
''writing''
@jeremyformerlyknownastoken8218 songs are lyrics and melody. These aren't "written" by Splice yet
@@GetSongsDone Sure
@@GetSongsDone How many accapellas are in the charts then? Modern songs are largely production-based. Compare todays melodies to those of 60s and 70s.
The only AI tool that I have used in my music is Vocs AI because I needed singers and rappers for my songs and Vocs AI is royalty-free
Cognitone Synfire version 2 or RapidComposer version 5 I think. There is also OrbComposer and another couple of tools out there which generate MIDI which is importance since you can then edit later on. With audio you'd have to use what has been provided and cannot use your own instruments...
I find Synfire and RapidComposer to be pretty dreadful tbh. Might as well load your DAW and sit on the keyboard.
Hey guys, amazing video! for sure will take a look specially to Musicfy and Soundful! A question out of the topic, my attention was caught by the way your third party plugins are visible in Ableton! Is that som beta version or special update as you can see the GUI of the third party plugins (such as decapitator, valhalla reverb, etc) right there at the bottom strip? Thanks!!
same
ah we have Elisabeth Homeland to thank for those wrappers! Check out her Gumroad page and you can download them :)
Thanks man! @@Hyperbits
Came to ask that same question. That is dope af.
You are so concise and to the point , thank you! 👍👍👍❤️
So glad I can record my own stuff with my H6 and also having access to a commercial recording studio to record in. I'd hate to rely on splice or arcade for "my sound". Just gives me peace of mind that no one else has them. Yeah it is easier to use ready made samples etc... but your music won't stand out and guessing by the sheer amount of ppl making their own music these days, a lot more ppl will know how a track was made and where sound sources have come from. Bit like ppl trying to pass off a bunch of apple loops as their own work really.
Fun fact :) Splice sounds exist in multiple Grammy winning songs, as well as songs with over 1 billion streams on Spotify.
@@Hyperbits people really will listen to just anything wont they?
Is that Cakewalk that you're using as the main software?
I really want a plugin that will output a synth patch from a text prompt. That would be gold.
feel the beat
you and me
what we need
- oh yeah
aahhahha
Hey I like the music. I like your snare pattern there. I love New Order.
What about AI for every day local musician who plays for example, a guitaR, and wants to have extra instrument added to you play,
Take a slip of your drink every time he says “go ahead”
i love where this is going. i think it would be great if we reached the state when a human being great at something specific could use AI to fill in the rest. specifically in music - if you're a performer, you have AI to make music for you, if you're great at just coming up with melodies, it would create chord progressions to them, etc. on a wider scale, if you're great at music, AI could provide options for the different visuals.
Yeah but if you look 5-10 years further, you'll discover that there are no things which human makes better and faster than AI and it will displace people from all spheres. I already don’t understand why study music or art now if AI does not leave a place for humans in these creatures in the near future
That’s not being creative .. you don’t understand creativity.
@@wawa-wawa-wathese fake musicians are trying to get rid of the real ones .. that’s all I see with all these tools ..
@@kojoefante lol, stop shaking your cane grandpa, piano is a tool too, all instruments are.
@@kojoefantepeople said the same thing about the electric guitar.
Is there any AIs that can take mp3 of instrumental, say piano sample, and create better sound, enrich/improve/improvise based on it?
Why do you not mention that you have a referral link for Unison Bass Dragon? If you're being sponsored by them, that feels like something you should mention.
Maybe cause unison sucks
Would you recommend Musicfy over Kits AI or Vocs AI for vocals?
dude wtf at 10:25 how did you set your vahalla and soundboy plugins to show the actual gui in the track plugin chain area instead of the standard grey box?
Check out Elisabeth Homeland on Gumroad :)
Hey I love how you make the videos. Can you please share how you make videos?
Screenflow!
Awesome.
Thanks dude!
I'm a singer songwriter but have no equipment to record what I want in the style I want.
I have all the parts for all my songs on midi. I want somewhere that I can upload it and it puts nice virtual instrument sounds on and balances and cleans everything. So yeah, like a virtual producer.
Are there any AI platforms which would do this? I've been asking in physical studios but everything is way out of my budget.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated! 🙏
Not sure if this exists yet, but I'm sure it's coming!
The people complaining are the same ones who said using autotune is cheating or music should be with real instruments
autotune IS cheating bro
@@progfox and opinions from furries don’t matter 🤷🏻♂️
@@KidKyroOffical yea thats the attitude id expect from someone who endorses autotune
@@progfox I don’t make the rules 💅🏼
@@KidKyroOffical u sure made that one up thats for sure
The review of Unison PlugIn, which claims to feature exceptional sounds, appears to be potentially misleading and dubious in nature.
We loved the bass it came up with! To each their own.
Thats unison’s business model: misleading and dubious
Splice stacks feels like it wouldn't benefit much from AI, and there have been discussions on whether unison bass dragon is actually AI. Definitely worth making sure that your AI tool isn't fake or a gimmick. Still, the vocals one seems awesome
Curious what you mean when you say Splice Stacks wouldn't benefit much from AI?
@@Hyperbits I feel that it isn't much better than if it were to work randomly. I could be completely wrong of course!
I don’t know, i wanna make my music, it’s not like ai is gonna patch my modular system or make drum patterns on my physical drum machines. I still think ai is stupid af. If you need it, maybe you shouldn’t be a musician. Humanity!
Do the work!
Who said AI was going to patch a physical modular system? It’s just a midi generator, they’ve been around for ages anyway. Most tb303 vst plugins have had randomizes for a while now, and even the original tb303 could randomize the sequencer it’s exactly the same thing . And as for drum machines there are software sequencers that can randomize output into a drum machine and they also have been around for time and used a lot by professional producers for inspiration. U should know this being such an amazing musician
Do all producers need to be musicians? Interesting question...
What about licensing law on these platforms? Or does the combination of different tools in a song and the fine-tuning afterwards (as you showed) mean that you don't have any problems with it anyway? I would really like to use tools like this in combination with an electric violin that I‘ll play. However, I don't want to have any problems when I publish it on the various social media platforms and Spotify. I would be happy for an assessment. :)
All royalty/license free :)
Sick!
Hi Hyperbits! I have a question - let's say I'm stuck and can't finish my track. Is it possible to upload a part of my track to Soundful so that it will generate some melodies on top or melody progressions to develop my musical idea further? Or it only allows to create melodies from assigned parameters from scratch ?
Would you please tell me how can we replace the vocal or the instrumental sections of a song with a piano sound? I really appreciate your response
Ableton will be unableton now
How did speaking become "singing"??
Every time someone promotes Unison Audio, they lose credibility.
the bassline is tight asf
If your top 5 list for anything has a unison tool in it you’ve failed. There are other tools that did this first, and do it better, for less money.
What are the better tools?
Making music - fun
I'm not a musician, but I would like to make my own music for audio content. Does this work that way?
When we get to understand the potential of all this tools they will be already obsolete
Pitch those vocals down 2 octaves
You lost me with Unison Bass Dragon... Nah...
really thought youd mention melody sauce 2.... what ai is better than melody sauce?
nice ad
AI can easily present RUclips vids in any language 24/7. What will it mean to be an artist?
Bass dragon and midi wizard tools are very expensive but if you are not able to play music they are a great help for you.
There is no way soundfull actually generates any of this audio. It’s simple a sample bank like splice which arranges loops.
Is it really like Splice or do you just think it is like Splicw?
What AI tool will shut the client up ?
"I think the second time I sang it..." no,you this was not singing
Anyone using these AI tools must be so proud themselves for their creativity! And all the time that it saves, you can just go back to watching TV or looking at your phone much quicker than before! Than when you actually had to spend time coming up with your own ideas!
Ehh, Test-drove Bass Dragon. It was ok-wasn’t as good as I thought it would be.
It's given us great results!
if you don't have ableton (I'm using bandlab) - how do you know what key to set the project to?
It tells you on splice!
#1 n #2 ....wow making music was never so uncreative
Hmmmm, since when has parameter matching been called AI? There's no AI here!
So all the fun stuff is AI and all the boring stuff you still have to do yourself. 🤨
not for long!
Brilliant but unfortunately as a non-musician, all of this went over my head
this mf recommended a unison audio plugin 💀💀
Where's the creativity? Using AI is being a lazy producer. Having sounds created for you is not how music production should be done. You can't call yourself a music producer, but just a music sample arranger.
Some would say the creativity comes with what's next after using AI to give inspiration. Do you consider Quincy Jones a producer? Or did he just arrange Michael Jackson?
@@Hyperbits Yes that is true. However I still believe that being a producer is to use one's imagination to put something down on a blank canvas. Using AI in creating music makes so Many producers sound the same as the next one. There is very few who give the industry a totally unique style of sound.
Did not really see much that was amazing or interesting enough to try the software. The final product was not close to being as good as human production. I dont mind AI, but this was not a convincing example.
To each their own! We've noticed while it's definitely not better than human production, it can certainly give you inspiration which is really all we claimed it's good for.
Unison audio? No thanks 🤡
The unnecessary background music detracts and distracts from the video which is otherwise, informative.
I wouldnt trust a word this kid says.
He thinks having 4 plug ins will eliminate uninspired sessions.
Also quit pushing this baby AI. The further we rely on it the less we are.
lol
Yes, let’s pretend people won’t use AI as a shortcut 🙄. 👎 Pretty sure everything you showed was a shortcut
Cry about it much? It just makes you better and faster. Stop seeing it as bad and realize it makes music production better. The ones who don't like ai will be left behind. The same crybaby stuff was said in the 90s when DAWs came out. 😢😢😢 Lol
You did not write it,Ai did.
This is like watching in RUclips someone else play a video game and than say that you are great at playing when in reality you are just watching AI still a bunch of loops and put them together at random
Is writing all parts of your song from scratch an essential part of making good music? How do you feel about sampling?
@@Hyperbits well if you sample a
Guitar than you can't say I played the guitar
Or if you use a drum sample you can't say I play drums in the song, just like if you as AI make me a song , you dis not make the song
@@HadassaCandiani you know how many people dont write their music ghost writers have been out for the awhile and unless your a producer and a artist most of the time the producer makes the song
@@Hyperbitsuhhh yea?
Nervig. Der permanente Lärm im Hintergrund.
subscriptions, subscriptions and more subscriptions
The only AI tool that I have used in my music is Vocs AI because I needed singers and rappers for my songs and Vocs AI is royalty-free