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Hey thanks for the shout out. The clip was ours, it's from Critique Fridays. We go live everywhere at 8:30pm est every Friday. The two guys in the clip are OnBeatMusic and Tee Wyla, two incredible producers! Much love.
I think ai websites like these are helpful for musicians to develop ideas, especially for those that are struggling with creative block, but it shouldn’t replace the artist completely. The artist should still put in the work to turn those ideas into full songs.
This new site actually gave me a new idea for samples. This site can do vinyl 70s sounding songs. Instead of sampling something I could get clapped for legally lol I could chop up one of these A.I. records
Immediately thought this
@@Rio-uv1gs for (allegedly) training their algorithms on copyrighted music
@@Rio-uv1gs copyright infringement. The sound is often too close for comfort to artists whose work was probably the learning source for the AI models. If the artists or labels didn't give permission, then the lawsuits start.
Big facts
@@Rio-uv1gs better said, the AI models are LEARNING FROM ORIGINAL MUSIC WITHOUT PERMISSION. That's why a some artists and labels are already sending cease-and-desist letters or suing.
In the dystopian world of George Orwell’s 1984, there is a machine called a “versificator.” The versificator makes what might be called “fake” music-songs that are “composed without any human intervention whatever.” In April of 2016, “A New Rembrandt” was revealed (1). The painting, like the songs of a versificator, was made by machines. In August of 2016, Music Business Worldwide (2) accused Spotify of “creating fake artists.” What is a fake artist? Can music be fake?
The world of 1984 is a grim place. Members of the “Party” have access to resources based on their rank. The rest of society are called “Proles.” The term is short for the “proletarian” and refers to the working class. The Proles make up the majority of society, and so the Party provides them with various sources of entertainment to keep them from getting too restless.
I'm very concerned about a two-tiered Internet where those who cannot afford legitimate, "human-curated" knowledge resources will have to wade through infinite truckloads of worthless clickbait, artificially-generated by other low-income people in the name of "passive income."
The thought of "fake or real" music baffles me. like "fake or artificial" flowers. Where is it written that in order for a flower to be "real" that it must be grown. does it look like a rose? does it have leaves, a stem, petals, does it LOOK like a rose? YES? then its a Rose a "real rose. so its manufactured so what? If it looks like a duck......🎹🎸🎻🪕🎷🎤🎶🎵
@@RichardSkyFlyerKotara What are you even talking about? A silk flower is made of silk. A plastic flower is made of plastic. It does not live and it does not wither. It has no natural aroma. It attracts no insects and it cannot be fertilized. It bears no seeds and it cannot reproduce in nature. It will not respond to your loving CO2 emissions.
I understand trying to justify the empowerment and enjoyment you feel using these tools, but this analogy is bizarre to me. *Have you never smelled an actual rose before!?*
@@RichardSkyFlyerKotara fake flowers don't smell
@@crnkmnky Simple people celebrate it, AI will mainly come for them.
Goodbye sync licensing 😂
FR FR FR FR lol
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and ghost producing... and producing for clients... and music service like mixing and mastering... lol
It won't really become useful until you can 1. download high quality stems from it (I know you could do that yourself and there are AI stem splitters out there too). 2. Allow you to upload your own work to 'transform' it into new ideas and even use your own vocals. Right now it's not that flexible and has flaws that will be fixed as time progresses. But I see it as a more of a gimmick and only really useful for memes, shitposting, backing tracks for commercials, video games, RUclips backing or intros and outros. To me it inspires me to want to mould it to my own personal tastes and use it in my own creations. But it lacks the flexibility to do so right now and the quality just ain't there yet.
that's what I thought
I've always said AI is nothing to fear as a musician but couldn't put it into words. This does it perfectly for me. This is actually a GOOD thing for actual creative artists. Weed out the generic FOR us. Just like Y2K, we feared initially and laughed later. Nothing can replace the human experience and interaction.
Would it be a good thing if someone use your voice for profit??? And did you get copy rights on your own voice yet?? This is serious!! ???
@@charlesgreen3046 Calm down, Sport lmao Stealing someone’s voice is an obvious theft of one’s brand and needs to be legally recognized as such.
@@iamalijahmortonYou didn’t answer my question and this isn’t directed at you.
AI is close to general intelligence and then it will go to superintelligence. No musician on Earth will be able to compete with artificial intelligence in the very near future. What you're hearing is an early version of AI music. It will advance rapidly.
@@charlesgreen3046 You know people can Mimic a voice to almost a T right? Yes us humans can copy eachothers voices if we put time into it and some people do. Impersonators. We don't need Ai to do this. It's just not many people are aware that the voice is the most Diverse Instrument. And we do use other peoples voices for profit quite often. Elvis Impersonators being a huge one.
Crate digging never been this easy, no hoops of sample clearance
This is what I would use this website for.
Read the ToS. They own everything that the program generates.
That’s what I thought
and no copyright on your music - AI music can't be copyrighted so anyone can just steal your music and claim it as their own... good luck, you are going to need it
What really hurts me is people will think genuine composers use AI when in reality, they create music without using AI. You can show whatever you want of your creative process, but they will still think (or be suspicious at least) about your human talent. Terrible unfair. I'm supossed to take this as a challenge to get way better. Ok...suposse that, by this level of pressure, we human artists without AI (not even as a source, I personally won't cross this line in any way) manage to get something so unique, so rare and beautiful...they still won't give a f###. They'll say we used AI. Besides, despite being a totally unknown composer in my case, I'm afraid this c####r can take my voice, my work, if that hasn't happened already with my songs. Who knows. I can try to defend my intellectual property rights, but the laws seem surpassed by this giant tecno monster. Please, help for my anguish. I don't wanna lose motivation. I don't give a f### about money, but I do want to be valued as an artist. I accept the challenge, the high pressure, but then what? How can I say "hey, this is me without any help of the f### AI" to those few consumers that will still care about organic music and may listen to my work? Originality is enough? This AI thing looks like a monster...it seems that it doesn't matter how original or evolved you can become as an artist. They'll catch you anyway. am I exaggerating? In that case, help me think better and clear my mind that is full of pesimistic statements in this moment. Sorry for my english. I'm not a native speaker. Cheers from Buenos Aires.
I don't know what to say, as this is indeed a scary time.
Find good people, and make real music with them. Don't give up!
dont worry about that just focus on creating good music using ai or not using ai. just create good music and let everything else take care of itself
"It's time to find what you was meant to do, or get better"
Such a wonderful time to be alive right now!
That’s the best description of who this will threaten and who it won’t that I’ve heard so far. More people need to hear that.
I’m a musician using these generators for purposes unrelated to my compositions. My compositions will always be my own. But there are good generic uses for this music when an advertising or media production client wants something quickly that’s not from a library. Just not yet. I want to see how the various copyright issues pan out before I stick a client with something that might be a problem.
As for Udio, it has a lot of issues at the moment that mean it’s not ready to take jobs away yet. For example, it doesn’t generate consistent backing tracks for choruses and you’re likely to get something different each time. But it does work really well for short instrumental or vocal tracks a client might need quickly.
thing is ,it’s only going to affect the artist if they trying to make money from their work , I can see companies just paying prompters to create jingles and music for their ads and commercials,
this is exactly what he doesn't get... claiming it's only going to affect mediocre artists... like his music is something different 😂 he is blinded and short-sighted
Gospel choir prompts are scary....!!! Even church music
Smh, The music industry is dying if not dead already...and AI will be the nail in the coffin.... A slow death disguised in the form of fun ,creativity and convenience
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They said that with DAWs too. We're still listening and making music too
Copy of copies, fits perfectly in the fast food consumerism we live in today
i'm so glad this has happened. its gonna filter out the good from the bad artists recycling crap over and over.
Question to all???
Do you think Artist should put a copy right patent on their voice?
U will have to.
no, everything that can be copied should be free to copy.
@@RECORD_LAiBELSo your saying that it should be ok for someone to take your voice and make it say what ever they want it to say?? Even sing a song you would never sing 🤔
@@charlesgreen3046 Yes, I do believe that is both ok and something inevitable in the future. Our cultures will evolve sooner or later to be able to cope with that reality. People will not put much weight to something heard or seen just as we do today with something written without proper context.
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YES. Finally people are going to be forced to use their creativity!
The solution is simple. Deliver real art and bust away from the same formula and do something different and make a real and human statement. Lead a music revolution in a new direction. Make the songs have a real story that talks about the human condition.
@@Grumpyoldgeezer You can achieve a great deal with AI, provided you know how to effectively prompt it. AI has the capability to blend different styles and create entirely new ones. For example, it can emulate the voice of a famous singer, allowing them to perform in styles different from their usual repertoire. With your creative input and a clear set of criteria, AI can also help craft profound and impactful lyrics, enhancing music in the style of the musicians you admire. This transformation can happen rapidly-in just a few months.
Currently, those familiar with AI are no longer merely discussing the authenticity of AI-generated music; that aspect is widely accepted now. The conversation has shifted towards Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), which appears to be on the horizon given these rapid advancements. Once AGI arrives, it will operate independently, capable of functioning without any human input-foreve
@@robotron07 I feel like there's a whole lot of people out there like you trying to scare people like us but it's not working, man. We're not afraid of AI. Not the real artists at least. Like Curtis said, if you making the next guy's sound it's over with. I've used Suno and Udio now and neither of them were able to blend metal and dubstep so that mixing genres and creating new ones isn't coming anytime soon. And I can guarantee that because no one is making the sound to feed to the engine. It can make things similar to what it's fed but it is not able to move past that. It can't understand music culture and therefore references things that have nothing to do with certain cultures AND kept talking about mixing the genres in the lyrics even though I gave it an entirely different topic to write about.
It is NEVER going to take over true artistry. You can forget about that ever being possible. Music is much more than the audio that comes out of it. It is expression of a living experience. AI is not going to shift a culture in any way other than "tech bro," and that will NOT be largely accepted as music I can promise you that.
@robotron07 absolutely. The future of art is in the hands of the artist. AI may be a useful tool but, using AI to produce the same product is a fools errand. To think that the streaming services won't adjust the algorithm to push in house generated AI content and not have to pay an artist is willfully unaware of just how corrupt the system is. The problem lies in the fact that most people are only looking to drown out the background noise while scrolling on their phone. The only advantage for the creator is to go full on human personal experience. Since the birth of American music there has been a revolution or complete re-imaging of the genre. This happens every couple years. That hasn't happened since the early 2000's and the big 4 (pop, hip hop, country and EDM) have become increasingly generic and a death grip on the formula. AI will, and in some cases already have, mastered the genre. Given only a few more iterations, it will be indistinguishable from humans. What AI can't produce is expressing the human condition and the creators truth. The solution is to blow up the genre. Make your tracks almost completely different from what's expected. Look at Ren (HI Ren by Ren is a good primer) doesn't follow the rules and still creates something the hip hop public has embraced. It's that experience that AI can't replace.
@@Grumpyoldgeezer ChatGPT 4
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Ai generated music is an ongoing debate with many unknowns in between ,i feel there is a lack of knowledge abouf what lies at the core of it ,that is thee real issue ,I feel Becuaee music is a highly enotional subject specially for those that are passionate about it ( for example the so called professional musicians ) it is hard to underztand and accept what AI music truly is and its implications in music creation .if you are througly trained and i mean have gone to the consrrvatory or have seriously study music and have a grounded understanding of AI generative thecnology you would have " an educated opinion based in facts " rather than it neing driven by an emotional reaction to it wich will most likely to drive you into thinking that only humans are capable of innovating or creating music ( wahles for insfance can sing )
ChatGPT
It seems you're touching on a very complex and nuanced topic within the intersection of AI and music. The debate around AI-generated music often centers on several key points: authenticity, creativity, and the role of musicians in an increasingly automated industry. Music, inherently tied to human emotion and cultural expression, raises unique concerns when it's produced by algorithms.
For professionals who have invested deeply in their musical education and craft, the advent of AI in music creation can be particularly challenging. There’s a tension between the traditional skills they've mastered-like composition, interpretation, and performance-and the capabilities of AI, which can compose and produce music based on vast datasets of existing music. This capability raises questions about originality, the definition of creativity, and what makes music "human."
The core issue you highlighted is the understanding of AI technology itself. A thorough grounding in both music and AI technology can lead to more informed opinions, which are less likely to be swayed purely by emotion. Recognizing that AI can contribute to music in innovative ways doesn't necessarily diminish the value of human musicianship. Instead, it could be seen as another tool in the artist's toolkit, much like new instruments or recording technology in the past.
The analogy with whales singing is quite poignant; it reminds us that the capacity to create and appreciate complex sounds is not exclusively human. In discussing AI-generated music, it's important to explore these broader perspectives and consider how technology might expand the boundaries of what we consider music, rather than constrain or diminish it.
User
Can whales sing?
ChatGPT
Yes, whales can sing! Most famously, humpback whales are known for their complex songs. These songs are composed of sequences of moans, howls, cries, and other vocalizations that they use to communicate. The songs are often beautiful and can be incredibly long, sometimes lasting for hours. Whales might use these songs for a variety of purposes, such as mating rituals, communicating with other whales over great distances, or navigating through the oceans. Other species, like blue whales and fin whales, also produce distinct patterns of sounds, which could be considered their versions of songs.
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Ai generated music is an ongoing debate with many unknowns in between ,i feel there is a lack of knowledge abouf what lies at the core of it ,that is thee real issue ,I feel Becuaee music is a highly enotional subject specially for those that are passionate about it ( for example the so called professional musicians ) it is hard to underztand and accept what AI music truly is and its implications in music creation .if you are througly trained and i mean have gone to the consrrvatory or have seriously study music and have a grounded understanding of AI generative thecnology you would have " an educated opinion based in facts " rather than it neing driven by an emotional reaction to it wich will most likely to drive you into thinking that only humans are capable of innovating or creating music ,whales for insfance can sing , most famously humpbacks wich are know to create compl3x songs the songs are often beautiful and very long why is that? Because music at its very very core is math applied to sound ,notes are like numbers and chords are like formulas an they make mathenatical sense and obey logical rules ,all musis is created based on this rules ,humans are intrunsically hardwired to understand this code ,animals too specially advanced species thats why wre react to it even being babies ,what excels at math ? Computers of course ,given enough intelligence to it why would it be so surprising to accept tgey can create music too ,the" alpha go" moment ( an ancient form of a sort of board game wich was thought only humans cpuld master and of wich there is a fascinating documentary about how it actually beat it the world champion that should be seen by anybody who wants to understand and discuss AI ) has shown that AI can indeed can be creative coming up with stuff no human thought or creates before ,we are seeing this in action . happening now in music, despite many viral and emotional reactions from the music community this is nothing new ,we wich been following AI advancements closely are really not surprise it was expected ,i dont really have to convince anybody give it a few months and it will make perfect sense and undeniable .. plese corect enhance and improve the previos text
ChatGPT
AI-generated music continues to spark debate, full of complexities and unknowns that aren't fully understood yet. At the heart of the issue is the fact that music is a deeply emotional subject, especially for passionate enthusiasts and professional musicians. For those thoroughly trained in music, perhaps at a conservatory, and who also have a solid understanding of AI generative technology, their perspectives are likely grounded in a blend of emotional and factual responses. This balanced view helps them appreciate that just as whales, particularly humpbacks, can create complex and beautiful songs, AI too can produce music.
Music fundamentally involves applying mathematical principles to sound. Notes and chords are analogous to numbers and formulas, adhering to logical, mathematical rules. Humans and even certain animals are intrinsically attuned to this code, which is why music resonates with us from infancy.
Given that computers excel at mathematical tasks, it shouldn't be surprising that they can also create music. The "AlphaGo moment"-referring to the AI that mastered Go, a complex board game previously thought to be beyond the capabilities of AI-illustrates that AI can be genuinely creative, devising strategies and ideas previously unthought of by humans. This landmark event is well-documented in a compelling documentary that showcases AI's potential for creativity.
As AI continues to advance in the realm of music, despite initial skepticism and emotional reactions from the music community, these developments are not unexpected for those who have been closely monitoring AI advancements. There is no need to convince the skeptics; given a few months, the capabilities of AI in music will become both clear and undeniable.
Once you walk into
The MATRIX there is
NO coming Back.
Copyright infringement cases coming on the data they illegally trained on
I can assure you that if you hear a mediocre udio record then it is a reflection of the prompter… i have udio demos where people in the industry asked me who she was!!!
Write the song… udio will give u insane harmonies (like a vocal producer)
Extract the stems… build your beat around the vocals…
Shop the damn record… essentially AI is your co writer/co producer….
Or
Udio is a updated version on arcade or tracklib… its all about perspective
Wait till you see the AI podcasts with hosts and all
coming next
Loved this message!! Every beautiful word!!! 🔥
it is an excellent song writer assistant you get to hear what your songs might sound like if you are no singer yourself it is super helpful
And this is just the beginning
It's true. If you're a rapper or singer that uses "type beats" and also try to sound like the musician of that type beat you are no different then the ai music platforms. You are not unique and you are disposable and you will need to find a different field of work if you can't produce or co produce your own beats to match your own sound not another artists sound that's already been done before. You will always live in the shadow of the one who did it first so if you're not in this for the love of music it will be exposed during this time and in the years to come
For a while I thought it was a producer but I'm just a beat maker. As long as there's records to sample I think I'll be all right
Now the records will b AI made. Still just sounds 😮
Great analysis! I think it’s important to clarify that platforms like udio aren’t a direct threat to type beat producers.
While AI can generate music quickly, these tracks are more likely to be utilized in content videos rather than being sold as compositions on platforms like BeatStars.
For us producers, AI music can serve as inspiration, sparking ideas for tracks we might want to create or even use as samples to chop up and rework into something uniquely our own. This technology encourages creativity rather than stifles it.
Moreover, selling beats is now a legitimate business for many, and AI tools add to our toolkit rather than replace the craft of beat-making.
It’s all about how creatively we can use these new tools in our workflow!
Why would artists pay 200$ for a Beat Maker/Music Producer if for 0.02$ they would have several high-quality beats? These ghost platforms will most likely fall, I can't see a future in them
AI will hopefully be a wake-up call for artists who are only in the business for a pay cut and are profiting off of making copy-and-paste McDonald's music, go out and create something! Only making to sell is what machines do, and there's one eager to take that place.
I hear this and lick my chops. I’m ready to create! Hardly afraid, bring it on.
yezzir !
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Hey this is perfect, make soul vocals and sample it for my own loops
Creatively speaking sure no worries. Business wise this is concerning. I can easily imagine sync license being affected amongst many other income avenues
@@vincentpaula3184facts, creatively, this is not a concern. As a producer musician, playing the instruments and finding the singers isn’t the issue… but the business end of this is what alarms me. Just like the artist, it’s hard enough to get paid in this at a consistent basis as it is.
This is cute this video. This is the very beginning of Music AI. Let's just wait and hear your opinion of it even in one year. Look at AI image generation when it first started it was terrible a year and a half later it's absolutely amazing. It's better than humans. The AI is going to be the same. You might just want to be proud that you made one of the first videos about this tech. That's going to be what you take away from this video looking back 5 years from now. Hate to say it but it's just getting started and it's this good already? That's bad news.
AI just pushed ourselves to create better music. Yes, there will be a lot more of rubbish floating. But we are gonna be better than ever, and more human than ever. I'm excited.
rubbish always floats on top, music can be emulated but unique artists not - AI will always will lack EQ
Bro, this is one of the funniest videos you've ever done!!! I love it bro!!! Time to create...open ya mind people...turn them knobs on the plugins and create something!!! Let's go!! This is such a motivating video!!!
I couldn't agree with you more, Mr King.👍👍👍
Toothless getting it in with the editing! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
WORD!!!!! Thanks for this awesome content!!
Somebody just started boxing up their home studio after Curtiss... "somebodys gotta tell the teuth and im gonna tell it"... on they head...
Somebody already announced it in these comments. Having your creativity replaced by a machine is a horrible feeling. Once it figures out how to fake having "soul," a lot more people will start to dread making or hearing music. 😟
That all depends on if the people who actually listen to music actually dig it. If they do, it says more about the human listening than the real artists. What is it really gonna change when artists already don't know how to get placements? Forget re-placements.
I feel the same way about it being a benefit. If you love making beats, this shouldn't change that. I will say that this is the worst AI is going to be so I wouldn't get too high on the imperfections you hear in the output. I know producers have brought up the idea of unions in the past, but there definitely needs to be some org pushing for giving producers a legal recourse to recoup from LLMs that were trained off of their music.
Agreed.
I’m not looking forward to any A.I. music. Vocals, lyrics, or notes. It’s cringe and the thought of it gives me a sick feeling. People better copyright their voices. When A.I drops, cheered like how people are cheering Drake’s use of it, I’ll stop listening to anything created after that point.
Agreed, I doubt it can be stopped but I don't want it either. If we started championing AI then what's the point of music existing in the first place outside of being a product for only entertainment and selling?
@@jmbeats3308 I’ll boycott it, and stick to the music made before 2025.
2:34 😂 Kills 🔥🤣🤣🤣💀
For the record I don’t think the producers/beat makers that make “type beats” are copying other material because of lack of creativity, I think they are just trying to match the vibe . I know y’all hate the vibe word but it is what it is lol
ngl curtiss i was a little toasted while watchin this and I thought u had a coca cola shirt on the whole time 😅
lol, I didn't even notice! 😅
I use ai to help in mastering and lyrics. Its for the artist or producer to extend self game learn how to let ai make you a better song, while preserving you own originality. The hybridized method.
My humble opinion... in 5 years AI will be better than any human... we might aswell become DJs
ehh, most DJs are already fake button pushers... 😕
@@crnkmnky I wish you were wrong about that one bro lol
Ai tools is fine but when it’s a full song that’s a problem! I’m boycotting ai!✊🏽
AI might replace real people online , but they'll never replace them in real life . Once people get tired of the novelty of AI music , it won't be long until they turn to street performances or people playing their music live .
We hope… 🤞🏿
As Pink Floyd would say, "Welcome to the Machine" lolol I'm not worried in my abilities. I welcome competition
Curtiss Dissed All The Fake Producers 😂💯 AI is definitely a tool for all the real G's Creativity On Top💎
Goddammit Curtis I like the way you think!!!! Of course I'm saying this because AI is gonna have a hard time trying to duplicate my weird ass sound. 😅😅😅
He is speaking facts do you have to adapt and if you don’t will be left in the past, especially the people that do the type beats
"BEING MEDIOCRE WILL NOT EVER PAY AGAIN LIKE IT HAS" well said... ... that is exactly how i feel, ... great vid :) stay innovative
I have an AI system that analyzes my lyrics and it breakdown the metaphors and theme of the songs. It does build a sense of confidence to know that something can understand beyond what I even thought capable. It compares my lyrics to legends and greats. AI is perfect for songwriters
11:28 This is why I basically stopped listening to new music (overall) for the past few years since I’ve been creating my own sound. If I am listening to anything, it’s 1990s and earlier (even 1920s) to keep in touch with the roots!
This is my first time seeing you. You are a true artist
Yay! No more four chords songs! Finally!
Right?...
I can see it being a great tool for samples that you can use to make something more original
But dude, this is the worst it will ever be
Not so quick folks! The lawsuits behind this udio is going to be be very problematic.
What lawsuits are there? I'm just now learning about this platform.
@@iamalijahmorton I saw someone take descriptions on Genius of various artists and prompt it in that app and results tend to sound as the AI version of said artists. (like really really close to the original)
I think there might be some legal issues with where they taking the reference point to create it
"Lawsuit, shmawsuit." The cat's out of the bag, kinda.
If the code for Udio & Suno doesn't eventually leak or get hacked, it will still inspire a few copycat apps to level up.
Unfortunately, I don't think these things can be stopped with laws. Not when so many people want it, despite the obvious damage it will cause.
There are different tiers of composers, producers, singers, musicians and writers. It’s actually ok that everyone can live in their lane. I don’t think AI to this degree is beneficial for the big picture of the music business. So what if some people copy cat? They get weeded out anyway as no one wants it except for music sync. If you ask me, it’s better that a human gets that paper than AI taking the space.
Im all about originality, but we all learned from somewhere, and someone. As a bassist, I studied Sheray Reed and even mimicked his licks until I formed mine. It’s ok. It’s almost like an elite mind set against those that copy cat like we want AI to move in. This goes against the DYIer mindset in my opinion. Some people r at different phases of their creativity. Thats ok.
This AI is ripping all its stuff from existing, copyright protected music. Labels are aware of it.
ALL THE SONGS IT MAKES ALREADY EXISTS, THEY ARE JUST DIFFERENT STEMS MERGED INTO ONE, ITS JUST A SCAM TO GET INVESTORS INTO IT AND THEN RUG PULL
Honestly I’m not worried about it. As a artist myself ( I draw) I don’t really see the threat, what’s going to happen if the people using AI loose access to the program and they can’t create their “Art”. I can loose access to digital art programs I’ll be fine I been drawing traditionally for years, interesting times we living in mediocrity is starting to become obsolete.
Interesting take! I agree wholeheartedly.
Most people only play the corny examples of what AI music sounds like, if you put work in AI can sound just as good as any other popular music!
It can if you use manual mode on Udio. It's still very restrictive though. It needs more granualr control and music production options like stems and high bitrate output. The ability to upload and train it on your own stuff annd/or vocals with the option to prevent it adding it to it's main database would be cool too.
@@Mopantsu
I don't have any of the issues you speak of, I found out that if I speak nicely, I can pretty much get it to do anything I want it to do creatively.
Also, if I sweeten the sound or mix the bit-rate is suitable for most streaming platforms!
Simply put, using Suno or Udio I can maneuver pretty well with what I have to work with and produce music that people like to listen to!
I've yet to figure out how to speak to Udio. It hasn't given me anything good after 12 generations. I can't tell if that says more about your imagination or mine. 😅
@@ideedit I agree.
@@crnkmnky
From my experience the better the prompt or description, the better the results.
you right on point much respect
Now I see why they had no problem with a stream being one cent. Because they can capitalise on this
😂 listen though you know that Drake got a cease and desist letter.
AI is copyright infringement it copies the current artwork. Stay current😂 lazy people.
Damn I wrote a post along the same lines this morning. Feel hopeful we’re coming to an end of the generic dead repetitive crap that musicians have been reproducing - AI will do it better so you better up your game or do something else
Yo this makes me excited!! I feel this will bring out more creativity!! You right tho. The mediocrity just won't cut it anymore. Gotta step the game up.
Like that like that gonna replace something but you’ll catch that later 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Autotune can't save you from AI." Wow, what a world we now live in. I'm so glad I started with my old classical acoustic guitar at age 15. What would some people do without future tech? Real creative musician virtuosos, who hear music from it's original source (within), and can recreate it by any means nessesary, have no worries...
One thing AI can’t take is creativity. AI is limited. A true artist they can’t mimmick. Imma call AI ,taskmaster 😂
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to me this is the ultimate sample pack in the right hands you can make some dopeness but not alone I made some fire rock samples with it
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Still not a magic bullet for band songwriting..😊😊
Very interesting topic!
Its kinda depressing though cause most of us are struggling cause were not that talented yet. We used to pick up crumbs along the way but ai will take that.
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Great take on this awesome evolution! Been having a blast making mediocre music! :)
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@@crnkmnky Oh yeah! :)
that beat at 6:30 sounds so familiar yet unfamiliar at the same time -- the uncanny valley of music
As a producer who plays, and often makes music trying to not sound like others, I’m not sure I know how to feel about this… even with being original in your sound, you still will be bucketed in “that sounds like someone’s song”.
There’s nothing new under the sun, just recycled ideas.
I know your message is for those who live to copy cat others music, but I don’t know if fully AI music is the move. Just my thoughts.
Right attitude! Inspiring. Well said!💯…..👍🚀
For now. Itll improve and improve and improve and be more of a problem
it got leaked last week that they are training UDIO on artists music....
will it matter though? laws won't stop this beast, I fear.
I tink AI is just a new tool to make music. I AI instruments "plugins" are coming soon, something like Kaptein plugins..
The type beat creators are just going to use this AI to create samples and claimed as their own!!!!
They actually sound like digitally remastered versions of Motown songs
Cuz it copies
I appreciate the boldness brother, but the thing is in beta... by time this thing gets to version 1, let alone v4, it will be able to do things no person can compete with and younger audiences will think why would someone make music manually. There will be the purists, Who want human made... but the writing is on the wall. Life is bigger than music and entertainment fam. We gonna do this til the wheels fall off and keep pushing. But the world is changing. I saw an old man making a special type of bread in Italy, he used to have 100 hotels as customers... they moved on to other bakeries who use automated machines to do the job. He still does it for the love, but he does it at a loss. His main sales come from sweet treats sold to tourists... this world is failing. Jesus coming back we gonna have to call all these earthly things quits at some point, and with how things looking... its soon. Check out the video of the old baker here: ruclips.net/video/hapSlAP2xrc/видео.html
My brother says that no matter what style of music I try to make (not with AI, with my own setup) he says it sounds like me. I think that's a good thing though right?
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A.I. is going replace a lot of job market especially people who work fields are focus towards consumers and customer services environment. Why would I need a musician if I can make five replica of Drake. All I need to do is too collect unreleased, pre recorded or reference track from shelf artist. Remove the primary resource out of the picture and collect the insurance policy on their catalog (hints Michael Jackson, Prince, Drake and etc.). Create a visual reality of water down digital artist. Release endless music and get hundred percent of profit without paying the artist.
Musician will have to use A.I. to make a stable living because it going to get difficult keeping up with the machine
Its all irrelevant, AI will end every aspect of human culture and finally society, because transhumanist aren't out to "better" humanity, they will misuse it - because they OWN these systems.
@@ArmaGeddon-iu1vv I gotta ask, do you have _any_ positive news to offer humanity from your brand-new Doomsday account?
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Sometimes it sucks to have advanced experience in the field of music and AI. You realize the dissociation and ignorance that each side has of the other. There is a lot of naivety on the part of the "creatives" in their approach, and little sensitivity on the part of the "technicians" regarding their concerns.
i can see people using this for some vocals stems or something and doing vocal chops.
How much have navigation apps altered our driving behaviors? How many neighborhoods had to install speed bumps because Waze kept sending hundreds of cars on a "shortcut" during rush hour?
These current models produce pop music, but the writing structures are unfamiliar and/or "bad." Will we start to recognize these shortcomings & patterns the way we currently recognize them in text and image generators? Or will they all improve to become undetectable?
Or will popular songwriting shift to align with this kind of sound, with mediocre artists relying on algorithms and better artists imitating that style to remain competitive? Say goodbye to sixteen bars & verse-chorus-verse… 🤔
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Artpocalypse
I'm still trying to figure out who did the album art for _Storm's Symphony._ 🤖🎨 👀
Agreed, although the sea of mediocre will now be an ocean, so a listener will find it harder to find a tuna.
The music industry killed itself. A.I is just the nail in the coffin
Nah I'm not down with artists using AI. When I seen Lupe using AI to write a verse and he was taking word suggestions and suggestions on how to use the word in your lyrics I wanted to break my phone. How does lupe, someone who's known for his vocabulary think that's OK?
Maybe he thinks of it as an interactive thesaurus? 🎒
@@crnkmnky whatever way he thinks about it the days of comparing emcees vocabulary are done.
I got a 1000 views on spotify" - generic
" thx for the source, edit rearrange $100,000 plays ' - a.i. 😆
The rise of truly talented original artists begins NOW