I already subscribe to all the channels you showed. I'm fine with it. It's getting the gospel out. There's so much good stuff out there right now. I'm even gonna do a drum cover of one. The sowers that you showed also have quite a few excellent songs. There just needs to be more newer Christian metal bands and these are filling that gap right now.
I also noticed this in the last month. The growth of these channels is astounding. I even think one person has maybe two or more channels? I reacted to Onward Christian Soldiers by Sanctuarium Metalli and said: Philippians 1 : 18. I don't really like the overproduced and compressed sound (especially the drums). But I guess AI pictures of Knights and crusaders for Christ can make a powerful impact. And overall the music is really 'epic'. But as I mentioned I am thinking Philippians 1 : 18 Where Paul says (17 But (...maybe....) the others preach about Christ for selfish and wrong reasons, wanting to make trouble for me in prison.) 18 But it doesn’t matter. The important thing is that in every way, whether for right or wrong reasons, they are preaching about Christ. So I am happy, and I will continue to be happy. As a songwriter myself I have spent countless hours this year of writing, recording, mixing but I congratulate these channels for their cleverness in marketing themselves and the message. During my recordings I always make mistakes. The big ones I get rid off. And sometimes the smaller ones I leave in the recording. Because then you know it is me haha. I am also curious about what other people think about this AI Christian music. But we can't get rid off it now anymore. There will probably come a time when it is almost impossible to detect if it is AI or not. But, looking back on the history of music. I think original music will somehow still survive. I like Oldschool metal and 70s and 80s rock, but after that it has generated so many new types and directions of metal and rock. I can't even keep up. So people will take music a step further, whereas AI it probably will digest what is already there. Anyways. Interesting topic for sure.
I mostly agree with you on AI. It can sound sterile, dry, lifeless and formula based with little variety in musical style. These AI channels started appearing on my youtube feeds the past month or so. I prefer actual artists putting their effort into their craft or their spin on previously written songs as covers. I do think there is a need to revive many of these timeless old hymns like How Great Thou Art, Nothing but the Blood, etc in a melodic format ranging from Rock to Metal but keeping the original feel of the song intact. On another note the gospel is getting out there. I'm not sure if there is a scripture anywhere going against AI other than something like this that might be used in the "image of the beast" in Revelation in a deceptive way like a hologram. In 1 Corinthians 9:22 it says: "to the weak I became as weak, that I might win the weak. I have become all things to all men, that I might by all means save some." It is not clear if the creators intent is to make $$$ on this technology or to get a message out there. Many writers of modern CCM aren't even Christian but are hired to write formulaic poppy songs mostly praise oriented. This AI avenue may be another way of doing this. In both cases of the CCM industry and AI, the Biblical accuracy of songs in some cases are questionable. Also, many of the images on these AI videos like the medieval Maltese cross is masonic in origin and not Biblical or at least questionable. Basically, I'm skeptical of this AI technology in writing songs. I don't mind AI being used in creating a lyric video if the actual song is written, recorded and produced by actual people.
I am a musician and I have a Christian AI music channel also and the reason I use AI to make music is to make the kind of music that I like to listen to with a Christ centered theme. When I happen to listen to the music on the radio nowadays, it all sounds like the same garbage to me. With AI I can envision new sounds with it and make it all in a day and have it on the air and ready to share. Welcome to the new McDonald’s of music. I hope you like my tasty ‘rock of the nation’ McRib music.
@@christianrockmusiccollective as a musician, in the beginning I was originally against this. I finally came to realize, to me it didn’t matter how it was made if it rocked me or got me closer to the Lord. ❤️🩹
So glad you shed light on this . I agree with you . God Bless you for sharing
I already subscribe to all the channels you showed. I'm fine with it. It's getting the gospel out. There's so much good stuff out there right now. I'm even gonna do a drum cover of one. The sowers that you showed also have quite a few excellent songs. There just needs to be more newer Christian metal bands and these are filling that gap right now.
Yeah. We don’t agree but I’m cool with it.
"The Sowers" don't exist.
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Thanks for sharing.. I agree with you Bro 👍🎸✝️
I also noticed this in the last month. The growth of these channels is astounding. I even think one person has maybe two or more channels? I reacted to Onward Christian Soldiers by Sanctuarium Metalli and said: Philippians 1 : 18.
I don't really like the overproduced and compressed sound (especially the drums). But I guess AI pictures of Knights and crusaders for Christ can make a powerful impact. And overall the music is really 'epic'.
But as I mentioned I am thinking Philippians 1 : 18
Where Paul says (17 But (...maybe....) the others preach about Christ for selfish and wrong reasons, wanting to make trouble for me in prison.)
18 But it doesn’t matter. The important thing is that in every way, whether for right or wrong reasons, they are preaching about Christ. So I am happy, and I will continue to be happy.
As a songwriter myself I have spent countless hours this year of writing, recording, mixing but I congratulate these channels for their cleverness in marketing themselves and the message. During my recordings I always make mistakes. The big ones I get rid off. And sometimes the smaller ones I leave in the recording. Because then you know it is me haha. I am also curious about what other people think about this AI Christian music. But we can't get rid off it now anymore. There will probably come a time when it is almost impossible to detect if it is AI or not. But, looking back on the history of music. I think original music will somehow still survive. I like Oldschool metal and 70s and 80s rock, but after that it has generated so many new types and directions of metal and rock. I can't even keep up. So people will take music a step further, whereas AI it probably will digest what is already there. Anyways. Interesting topic for sure.
I super agree, we need more christisn metal bands to cover the old hymns.
AI is a very polarizing subject. I am not necessarily against but when it comes to AI music I am a no.
I AGREE WITH YOU BROTHER
I love this because human Christian groups for some reason don’t want to sing the old hymns. Until they do I will support these groups
Hopefully that changes soon.
I mostly agree with you on AI. It can sound sterile, dry, lifeless and formula based with little variety in musical style. These AI channels started appearing on my youtube feeds the past month or so. I prefer actual artists putting their effort into their craft or their spin on previously written songs as covers. I do think there is a need to revive many of these timeless old hymns like How Great Thou Art, Nothing but the Blood, etc in a melodic format ranging from Rock to Metal but keeping the original feel of the song intact. On another note the gospel is getting out there. I'm not sure if there is a scripture anywhere going against AI other than something like this that might be used in the "image of the beast" in Revelation in a deceptive way like a hologram. In 1 Corinthians 9:22 it says: "to the weak I became as weak, that I might win the weak. I have become all things to all men, that I might by all means save some." It is not clear if the creators intent is to make $$$ on this technology or to get a message out there. Many writers of modern CCM aren't even Christian but are hired to write formulaic poppy songs mostly praise oriented. This AI avenue may be another way of doing this. In both cases of the CCM industry and AI, the Biblical accuracy of songs in some cases are questionable. Also, many of the images on these AI videos like the medieval Maltese cross is masonic in origin and not Biblical or at least questionable. Basically, I'm skeptical of this AI technology in writing songs. I don't mind AI being used in creating a lyric video if the actual song is written, recorded and produced by actual people.
See Wolves at the Gate "Come Thou Long Expected Jesus" as an example of excellent old hymn covers
I am a musician and I have a Christian AI music channel also and the reason I use AI to make music is to make the kind of music that I like to listen to with a Christ centered theme. When I happen to listen to the music on the radio nowadays, it all sounds like the same garbage to me. With AI I can envision new sounds with it and make it all in a day and have it on the air and ready to share. Welcome to the new McDonald’s of music. I hope you like my tasty ‘rock of the nation’ McRib music.
Personally, I won’t support it, but I am not adamantly against those that do.
@@christianrockmusiccollective as a musician, in the beginning I was originally against this. I finally came to realize, to me it didn’t matter how it was made if it rocked me or got me closer to the Lord. ❤️🩹