While I don't think it's particularly bad to generate songs using A.I.; the part that irritates me is that once you've got your track you don't then hire actual musicians to play or sing it. The end result sounds as fake as it is. It's a shame because this project has some good songs; this one is a particular stand-out. People have been using computers to fix music for the past decade; what you're doing is no different to that. If the general public knew just how much of modern music (including metal) was fake, they'd have less of a problem with projects like this. But the vocals are horrible; they sound as synthetic as they are. Even the most whiny Power Metal singers would sound better than this pitch-corrected robot. You need to reach into your pocket and pay a human to sing your songs as that's the primary reason these tracks are never going to catch-on: People will get over the fact that the music isn't being played in the traditional sense, they won't get over the voice of Claptrap.
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Every piece you leave is burning. You should continue like this👏
@@HamzaKrdsWe will!
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I need to dive into heavy metal. it's amazing. I've become a huge fan of the songs
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While I don't think it's particularly bad to generate songs using A.I.; the part that irritates me is that once you've got your track you don't then hire actual musicians to play or sing it. The end result sounds as fake as it is. It's a shame because this project has some good songs; this one is a particular stand-out.
People have been using computers to fix music for the past decade; what you're doing is no different to that. If the general public knew just how much of modern music (including metal) was fake, they'd have less of a problem with projects like this.
But the vocals are horrible; they sound as synthetic as they are. Even the most whiny Power Metal singers would sound better than this pitch-corrected robot.
You need to reach into your pocket and pay a human to sing your songs as that's the primary reason these tracks are never going to catch-on: People will get over the fact that the music isn't being played in the traditional sense, they won't get over the voice of Claptrap.