What I do is just ask someone else to make the music and then I slap my name on it. It's saves a lot of time and I get to pretend I'm a musician. Work/think smarter, not harder. 😜
People will keep paying for live performances, for a while. Beyond that, the music industry is replete with artists only chosen mostly for s*x appeal: other people arrange the melody, play the instruments, write the lyrics, etc. AI simply bridges that gap even closer and cuts the number of people needed to produce tracks even further.
You'd be surprised how many "artists" actually do this. I'm talking big names that have agreements with music houses that produce tracks and lyrics for the label - and then they assign the song to one of their artists based on how they are packaging them. But that's not what this is. This isn't any different than choosing a MIDI drum loop in EZdrummer and then creating a song around it. Or going through presets on a synth until something strikes you, and then building a song around it.
@@BenoniStudio I was mostly joking above, but that's what I do for living, essentially. I'm a music ghostwriter and studio session musician. Yep, it's a thing for sure. K-pop (most of it, as it relates to music groups) is a great example of this sort of machine at work, and it does work. It even happens on a smaller scale. My brother-in-law used to hire writers for artist on his small label/studio. Edit: I just remembered Milli Vanilli. Heh, good times.
To all the people moaning about this, get over yourself! I’m not good at writing midi, this will be very useful for coming up with ideas which I can easily tweak towards whatever I’m working on
Great. So now I don't even have to play or come up with stuff anymore. The future looks great. One day I can just turn the laptop on and let it do it's own thing by itself and after that it can listen to the results as well. I won't even have to do that myself! Think of all the time I will be saving!
i detect the sarcasm, but it is. Not sure what your background in audio is, but I remember the days when this was a manual process that was easy to mess up on accident. thats what happens when you've been doing this for over 15 years, you're amazed as simple things that are common these days. 🤣
@@BenoniStudio Its ubiquitous now but in the olden days using trackers you had to manually set the sample start time over a period of time incrementally so you could timestretch
Nice. They really need to implement a function to humanize at least the velocity to a certain degree you can set so that it doesn‘t sound that mechanical.
Yeah a built-in humanize function would be nice, but as mentioned, most DAWs have included MIDI tools - but still - having it built-in could save more time
I think some things NEED to need human input and effort, you can't just have it do everything. I assume you're human, humanise it yourself! :) That said, I have a plugin called Randommachine that I've been cheating a bit with on Midi drums. It's supposed to be for making Electronic music, but 20% on the formant, pitch and timing helps make a snare sound more realistic. Not sure if it's still free, but you might want to check it out.
absolutely no guarantee that is not infringing copyright of stuff it's trained on, only a fool would trust it, also as the melody is created by AI, regardless of if they don't claim copyright, truth iis no one can claim copyright as a person is not in the equation for creating it. So all work done with it, can't be claimed by anyone, and good luck defending your "work" in a courte . So you risk breaching someone else work, and can never defend your own.
When writing music today, it's already incredibly hard to not infringe on _someone's_ copyright at random even without computer assistance. Whether it's worth the effort for people to sue you, it all boils down to how successful your track is. Nowadays even musical similarity detection is automated.
Guys are missing the point, you can't steal someone's melody change a note , it becomes a derivative of that melody - ergo you don't and never will have copyright to it
What I do is just ask someone else to make the music and then I slap my name on it. It's saves a lot of time and I get to pretend I'm a musician. Work/think smarter, not harder. 😜
People will keep paying for live performances, for a while.
Beyond that, the music industry is replete with artists only chosen mostly for s*x appeal: other people arrange the melody, play the instruments, write the lyrics, etc.
AI simply bridges that gap even closer and cuts the number of people needed to produce tracks even further.
@@eye776 that's why it's hard to find good music now .....plus everyone is broke and has no time or space to create
You'd be surprised how many "artists" actually do this. I'm talking big names that have agreements with music houses that produce tracks and lyrics for the label - and then they assign the song to one of their artists based on how they are packaging them. But that's not what this is. This isn't any different than choosing a MIDI drum loop in EZdrummer and then creating a song around it. Or going through presets on a synth until something strikes you, and then building a song around it.
@@BenoniStudio I was mostly joking above, but that's what I do for living, essentially. I'm a music ghostwriter and studio session musician.
Yep, it's a thing for sure. K-pop (most of it, as it relates to music groups) is a great example of this sort of machine at work, and it does work. It even happens on a smaller scale. My brother-in-law used to hire writers for artist on his small label/studio.
Edit: I just remembered Milli Vanilli. Heh, good times.
To all the people moaning about this, get over yourself!
I’m not good at writing midi, this will be very useful for coming up with ideas which I can easily tweak towards whatever I’m working on
Great. So now I don't even have to play or come up with stuff anymore. The future looks great. One day I can just turn the laptop on and let it do it's own thing by itself and after that it can listen to the results as well. I won't even have to do that myself! Think of all the time I will be saving!
But the manual creation is the fun.....So humans might as well not be born and let AI do the life thing....
I mean...MIDI packs have been a thing for 30 years, I don't see how this is any different.
Know arpeggiators ? Cause being a virtuoso player hasn't been a requirement to create passable sounding chains of musical notes in a LONG time.
really useful tool when u have already sucked all the ideas out of your head😔😔
yep. 👍
Nice just what everyone needed. An AI MIDI generator… 🙄
Wow its so easy to change the octave in studio one 🤣🤣
i detect the sarcasm, but it is. Not sure what your background in audio is, but I remember the days when this was a manual process that was easy to mess up on accident. thats what happens when you've been doing this for over 15 years, you're amazed as simple things that are common these days. 🤣
@@BenoniStudio Its ubiquitous now but in the olden days using trackers you had to manually set the sample start time over a period of time incrementally so you could timestretch
To be fair....this looks more like a random midi generator based on parameters, nothing to do with AI.
Good luck in trying to generate something :)
Nice. They really need to implement a function to humanize at least the velocity to a certain degree you can set so that it doesn‘t sound that mechanical.
Your DAW can do that.
Yeah a built-in humanize function would be nice, but as mentioned, most DAWs have included MIDI tools - but still - having it built-in could save more time
I think some things NEED to need human input and effort, you can't just have it do everything. I assume you're human, humanise it yourself! :)
That said, I have a plugin called Randommachine that I've been cheating a bit with on Midi drums. It's supposed to be for making Electronic music, but 20% on the formant, pitch and timing helps make a snare sound more realistic. Not sure if it's still free, but you might want to check it out.
Wtf this is so sick
i mean the melody is completely bad and the progression.. sucks. however, give it some time and it will be really good.
absolutely no guarantee that is not infringing copyright of stuff it's trained on, only a fool would trust it, also as the melody is created by AI, regardless of if they don't claim copyright, truth iis no one can claim copyright as a person is not in the equation for creating it. So all work done with it, can't be claimed by anyone, and good luck defending your "work" in a courte . So you risk breaching someone else work, and can never defend your own.
Just change some notes
you can literally customize it 😂watch the full video
When writing music today, it's already incredibly hard to not infringe on _someone's_ copyright at random even without computer assistance.
Whether it's worth the effort for people to sue you, it all boils down to how successful your track is.
Nowadays even musical similarity detection is automated.
Guys are missing the point, you can't steal someone's melody change a note , it becomes a derivative of that melody - ergo you don't and never will have copyright to it
@@eye776 I agree its a bit of a nightmare :D