A very intriguing Idea, I have been fortunate to watch the convergence of music and technology take massive leaps during my life. That's right I used to make home recordings with 2 tape players ping ponging tracks so I could perform each part one at a time, I moved on to a 4 track cassette recorder, and dreamt of having and 8 or 16 track tape recorder. In the mid 90's I became aware of virtual music studios which we now call DAW's they were like taking all the basic midi sounds from a keyboard and being able to mix them up anyway you could imagine. There were very expensive synthesizers that had already been capable of multitrack recording. So this was the working mans music studio and changed the game. Recently the DAW's have gotten so good it doesn't even matter which one you prefer anymore. From someone who has spent a lifetime working on music, I would be interested in an Ai which can be like working with other musicians without all the family feuds. In some ways being in a band was my favorite part of being a musician. Now its more about being able to produce something epic and satisfying for my listeners. High quality music that communicates soul to soul if you get my meaning. Have you completed your song with the Ai? I would love to hear it.
That's very cool. You should definitely play around with all the A.I. tools and familiarize yourself with them, they'll keep improving in time by leaps and bounds, but if you're early and up to date you'll have a better understanding and a head start. I spent a few days creating multiple songs, some of which I even sang in, but I didnt complete a full song, it was more of a proof of concept.
Websites and Apps mentioned in this video:
Music Mixer: mixxx.org/
Avai Music: creators.aiva.ai/
Boomy Music: boomy.com/
Eleven Labs Text-to-Voice: beta.elevenlabs.io/
Lexica: lexica.art/
A.I. Actors: app.heygen.com/
A very intriguing Idea, I have been fortunate to watch the convergence of music and technology take massive leaps during my life. That's right I used to make home recordings with 2 tape players ping ponging tracks so I could perform each part one at a time, I moved on to a 4 track cassette recorder, and dreamt of having and 8 or 16 track tape recorder. In the mid 90's I became aware of virtual music studios which we now call DAW's they were like taking all the basic midi sounds from a keyboard and being able to mix them up anyway you could imagine. There were very expensive synthesizers that had already been capable of multitrack recording. So this was the working mans music studio and changed the game. Recently the DAW's have gotten so good it doesn't even matter which one you prefer anymore. From someone who has spent a lifetime working on music, I would be interested in an Ai which can be like working with other musicians without all the family feuds. In some ways being in a band was my favorite part of being a musician. Now its more about being able to produce something epic and satisfying for my listeners. High quality music that communicates soul to soul if you get my meaning. Have you completed your song with the Ai? I would love to hear it.
That's very cool.
You should definitely play around with all the A.I. tools and familiarize yourself with them, they'll keep improving in time by leaps and bounds, but if you're early and up to date you'll have a better understanding and a head start.
I spent a few days creating multiple songs, some of which I even sang in, but I didnt complete a full song, it was more of a proof of concept.