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So are people going to apply for copyrights on material they didn’t write? That’s a federal crime in the USA.

ai is for those who can't afford a producer, or 10 writers, or someone to master the track, or maybe a pianist, or a guitarist, or drummer, maybe female singer, male singer, a singer from any region of the planet. The real power will be when you don't have to hire these individual people. At the moment, you can only get ai to do complete songs, but when you can use ai in a daw and get it to create the bits you don't like to do, just say you are a guitarist and singer, and just want it to do the drums, bass and lead from your prompt, or maybe a female backing vocalist, from a song you actually wrote the melody for, well that will be powerful. there is also those stuck on melodies, could use a melody randomiser, or chord creator, and use those chords with the melody, ect.. AI is a little scary for those who want to create music, but it shouldn't be.

I find AI is a great learning tool if you don't have humans to work with. IMO AI still isn't making hits so really shouldn't be seen as a threat imo. However its really the future of AI that is the thing.. I havn't seen any AI generated song really openly "make it big" yet. I think it is more about people having a creative outlet that is a new medium of listening to music -- autogeneration.... I think that is what a lot of it is about. Again Please if you have made a really good AI song do let me know where I can listen to it.

My Answer: NO. If you really want to make your very special own music, AI will not be able to take all the decisions from you. It can't read your mind about the hundreds of details you want to have in your composition and production.

Sueing Suno is like when they went after Napster. Good luck. This will only become larger, time to change their revenue models

This is quite frightening.

Can I ask why You paint your fingernails?

Is it not more astute to invest in speakers which load the room correctly? Rather than spending money on DSP to compensate for your systems inadequacies.

Very few people will actually listen to AI music. It will only be successful in Sync Licensing Situations where it's in the background.

Putting aside my own existential dread around this tech, I can see it being commonly used as a way of thickening a real vocal take by mixing an original vocal recording with an AI generated version. Thus retaining some humanity but short cutting doubling vocals and editing them to fit. In short, Instant tuneful stacking. Massive time saver without fully surrendering to the robots. That’s how I see it playing out initially - producers subtly blended it with the source human recordings, at least until the tech matures a bit more. It’s scary but you’re right - people are going to get left behind if this isn’t embraced on at least some level

2:35. DUDE ! You got your new Theme Song right there ! Have real session musicians replay it.....

music industry and major labels companies are cancer for the most part 🤢🤢🤮🤮

AI won’t create better art. AI will be the mechanism used by labels, streaming services and google to cheat musicians out of making a living. Keeping all the funds generated for shareholders.

try creating something useful, like a different jingle saying "WHITE SEA STUDIO and a call to action" for every video of your channel

2:25 - hmm... that sign is no good.

AI is only a threat for non-musicians who are in there just for money reasons. They should find another job . Good. Meanwhile, AI is a blessing for creative artists. Super !

The ai is just doing what the music industry has been doing since the last 20 to 30 years. Using proven quality and copping it till nobody can hear it anymore 😂

SNAKE SNAKE SNAKE!!! DUAL HEADED SNAKE EATING ITSELF ARGHHHH!

here because that new maximizer is confusing as hell lol

feed the technium

AI companies have stolen from many artists when training their systems. I am also careful when using the systems, as I don’t want to feed my ideas to them as there is absolutely no copyright protection for your input. Only the best producers and artists will survive and be “better” than AI. But all new producers and artists need time to grow and become good. With less opportunities and money in the music industry, there will be less and less new blood entering into the industry, hence fewer great artists/ musicians / producers in the future.

...at the end most of the modern producers will use AI at least for an idea of the song, and people will always want more live singers than robots...we all want to go to concerts, not just listening AI music on internet....regards

I think ReverbShaper from Cableguys is the best one, because of how tweaked you can get it. Plus you can add your own IR (Impulse Response).

Unfortunately I don't think you can use oversampling with fabfilter plugins, and I don't think console 1 does oversampling?

AI-generated content cannot be copyrighted, so don’t worry about that

A machine making a picture was only impressive when it was new tech. AI will make human skill worth 10x more. For instance, a computer making 1000 copies of the mona lisa is not special. Worth a few cents a piece. While a person making a nearly identical replica with a brush using hands is 1000x harder. We already know hand-made is worth more. Stop with this nonsense. We already know AI can play starcraft and drums like a machine and tune vocals.

AI is not destroying the music business - It's boosting it by cutting the artists. Total revenue through zero payrolls. Now THAT'S A BUSINESS! Unfortunately it's too late to wake up!

Good video🍾 I love AI.

Could he beat the tune? Maybe not 😂

Nope, it's on a thin line from copyright issues. I made a jingle for the studio and first thing my best friend and I recognized the voice of the lead singer from OMD but pitched a bit higher, Andy McCluskey. So there are going to discussions in the future. What I also noticed, that the mastering sounds "ruk" and full of phase issues. What I was impressed from was the individual vocals processed by AI. So individual instruments processing is in danger for us. But what about 10 years? It will probably that good, that we become "obsolete"? Younger people hear immediately that it is AI. Something we adults can't hear. There is a video from Rick Beato about the subject, and he doesn't hear its AI, but his son, also expert in music notes, directly said, this is AI.

Y'all see how many people be at them Hatsune Miku concerts...ITS OVER 😭

Imagine one of the streaming giants includes such an engine, lets you share "your" creations and fun fact, no human involvement, no revenue, so the streaming services can keep the already ridiculous low pps. Do we really wanna give away the highest way of human communication, the only thing that really tells humans and animals apart?

I wish it would destroy the 'industry' part of it.

It's all very well the majors suing these AI sites for copyright infringement, but don't kid yourself they’re doing it for altruistic reasons; it's becuase they want to control the market themselves.

Self-proclaimed producers are doomed, but it was a bubble destined to burst anyways.🤣

Your videos have become very generically click bait oriented, which is why I hardly ever watch them anymore. You haven’t been unsubbed yet, but you’re close. I want to give you the chance to get back to putting out quality material, which you’ve done a lot of in the past.

AI zal een zegen blijken voor de muziekindustrie. Het zal het kaf van het koren scheiden. Iedereen kan straks muziek maken die gebaseerd is op het grote corpus muziek dat er nu is. Voor de échte componisten en muzikanten wordt de uitdaging om mooiere en originelere muziek te maken dan AI genereert. Dat wordt de uitdaging en dat is alleen maar goed, want het dwingt om echt creatief aan de slag te gaan...

I’m trying to justify to myself using an AI re-vocalise product to change my rubbish vocal performance into one which sounds like someone else, namely a different gender. I realise this destroys a potential collaboration, but on a non commercial, hobby project I feel like it’s just a creative application of the technology. 😫

The quest to become as generic as possible...

Some stuff about Bandlab being all you actually need…

There will be a new form of PRO that will deal with paying out training royalties. You will opt in or out during the distribution stage. Most people will opt in because it won't feel like a big problem. The big artists will opt out and will make loads more money licensing training data to high end tier ai generative platforms. Meanwhile a resurgence of "good old fashioned" music will take place with an emphasis on organic human performance. After a while AI models will be trained on Organic human made music styles and a new Punk AI music style will surface where creative artists take malformed ai interpretations of organic music and distort, mangle and manipulate it into a new credible genre (which will later be modelled) ;)

I blame Nashville.

AI does not produce the music from my mind body and soul the way I want to share it with my own expressions and feelings . Big NO for me . Nice toy though

AI can’t play what I can play on a real musical instrument. It can’t replace me. However, people can stop caring about that. That’s the issue.

Wytze, AI is working with the material that it has been given. It's only natural that that is generic, middle-of-the-road stuf. Because it's meant to generate that very same stuff. Because the general public loves that. Because the general public isn't interested in music. The place and role of music in their lives is that of wallpaper that can change in color and fabric at their choice. I think we will see a shift in general audience AI music, which people like you and I will ignore. And there is music that is crafted by real humans, with little quirks and 'errors' that AI is unable to present. For people currently working in the commercial music business this must be a frightening development because the general audience is unable and unwilling to make a distinction between the quality of AI music vs a real musician catering to the same audience. I'm afraid you're a 'roepende in de woestijn'.

The Ai made music all sounds flat and one dimensional. It sounds like music but a poor mp3 copy. It can only emulate.

I have just tried this by creating a synthwave track and lyrics. I wish I didn't. May as well sell all my gear now! It scares me to think where we will be in a couple of years. Yeah it's grainy and unmastered but it's there. I feel very disheartened and worried. Yes I still feel the heart and soul of my own productions but how long before Ai grasps this. Sorry if this sounds depressing but it has shocked me with what potential Ai has to finish the music industry as we know it. I started out in 1989 on an old Atari 1040ST and Akai sampler and have embraced technology throughout the years but this...Where's Kyle Reese when you need him!

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Musicians went from being the content creator to the content consumer. That’s the most recent issue. AI is a form of techno-feudalism with monthly rental fees. Companies want musicians dependent on their tools, so they can charge for the service. This means the money flows away from the creators and into the pockets of finance executives. Even the AI programmers will eventually be replaced as the AI starts to train the AI… but the executives that own it will always profit.

Art is and has always been all about people connecting with each other on an emotional level, it's self-expressing. Those AI pros that you mentioned lack the whole idea of it. AI doesn't have thoughts, it lacks authenticity because it doesn't come from itself personally, it comes from pre-made templates of other people.