I realize you used N-Track & your own talents to accomplish some of this, but how you got what you did out of UDIO is really quite something. This is fantastic and it sounds like it could've been on the radio back in the day (or maybe today?). Kudos, your persistence with UDIO & your tireless work really paid off bigtime here.🙌🏆🙌
Thanks so much! I think that the fact that I have been listening to that type of music for 40 years, with the ear of a musician and the obsession for details of an historian helps buiding those songs. I am really had to please with each generation and I won't give up untill I get exacty what I am looking for (and you know how time consuming it might be). I have written over 200 hundreds song between age 17 and 45, and I took a pause after that. I am now 57 and UDIO allows me to skip the "find a producer, pay for studio time, try to get musician to do what I want them to do...all for ending up with recordings no one will ever hear" cycle. Now I can combine my historical knowledge and my songwriting passion and let people hear the result... costs me under 30$ a month, and I can probably write over 100 songs from start to finish within a year. I think that no matter what some people say, the only "thing" suffering from the AI music revolution (I think differenty about AI films/graphics/text writing) is the Big players of the Industry who used to decide WHO is breaking through, WHAT is going to be heard and WAT could be said in songs. Musicians will be able to play live and make money out of it and they can even cover songs that were created with AI... Really, that is damaging to the people who controlled everything, and THAT is good news ;)
I realize you used N-Track & your own talents to accomplish some of this, but how you got what you did out of UDIO is really quite something. This is fantastic and it sounds like it could've been on the radio back in the day (or maybe today?). Kudos, your persistence with UDIO & your tireless work really paid off bigtime here.🙌🏆🙌
Thanks so much! I think that the fact that I have been listening to that type of music for 40 years, with the ear of a musician and the obsession for details of an historian helps buiding those songs. I am really had to please with each generation and I won't give up untill I get exacty what I am looking for (and you know how time consuming it might be). I have written over 200 hundreds song between age 17 and 45, and I took a pause after that. I am now 57 and UDIO allows me to skip the "find a producer, pay for studio time, try to get musician to do what I want them to do...all for ending up with recordings no one will ever hear" cycle. Now I can combine my historical knowledge and my songwriting passion and let people hear the result... costs me under 30$ a month, and I can probably write over 100 songs from start to finish within a year. I think that no matter what some people say, the only "thing" suffering from the AI music revolution (I think differenty about AI films/graphics/text writing) is the Big players of the Industry who used to decide WHO is breaking through, WHAT is going to be heard and WAT could be said in songs. Musicians will be able to play live and make money out of it and they can even cover songs that were created with AI... Really, that is damaging to the people who controlled everything, and THAT is good news ;)