Hey everyone! So excited to share this tutorial on using Ideogram AI to create album covers from song lyrics. It's a fantastic way to unleash your creative vision! What kind of music do you create? Share your lyrics and any album cover ideas you have in the comments below. Let's inspire each other and explore the power of AI art for music!
I'm a bit upset even though it's a useful Ai At that rate of ai growing more and more the human touch will be forgotten so soon sooooooooooooo soon We used to do this in photoshop and enjoying every layer we Add We used to search for images, fonts, styles, brushes, all the fun stuff But Ai take all this all over.
@@Sukamonaa I kind of both agree and disagree. I understand your concern and worries. I think manual crafting will always be requested, although AI makes it easier for those less skilled in Photoshop. I see the AI tools as an inspiration and help.
@@andyaiswede If people are less skilled in Photoshop, then, why don't they do like I did and learn how to use the app properly? Why don't they hone their craft? Just giving the art to a mindless computer means that humans are stuck doing the shi++y tasks like folding clothes and making the bed while AI does the fun stuff. I don't think people have reflected on the ramifications of AI.
@@VintageTVMemories Thanks for taking the time to comment! My answer to your question is: Because in 2011, I got paid 1200$ a day as a filmmmaker (photographer & editor). 2024 I barely get 400$ a day for the same job. Since the birth of the digital camera (DSLR) and the widespread notion that “everyone is a photographer” the rates for us behind the camera has gone down drastically (at least here in Sweden). The last music video I made paid me 800$ and I put in about 40 hours in total with pre-production, filming, editing/post-production. (That music video currently has about 80 000 views on youtube). All these rates are before tax! I love art as much as anyone and everyone is free to do what they want. AI can’t create by itself but a human is currently needed to tell it exactly what to do. Each song, image or shot done by AI often takes numerous tries before succeding. However, I understand the fears and doubts about AI and therefore made a documentary about it (with AI tools): “The Thing With AI - Promise or Peril?” th-cam.com/video/e24RUJonbvE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=DHuE08RIkYDruXav
OR... how about getting real humans to help you? How about paying people who love art instead of giving all the FUN activities we do as humans to AI? Get AI to wash our dishes and clean our clothes... but for god's sake leave the art and music to the humans!
@@VintageTVMemories Thanks for taking the time to comment! My answer to your question is: Because in 2011, I got paid 1200$ a day as a filmmmaker (photographer & editor). 2024 I barely get 400$ a day for the same job. Since the birth of the digital camera (DSLR) and the widespread notion that “everyone is a photographer” the rates for us behind the camera has gone down drastically (at least here in Sweden). The last music video I made paid me 800$ and I put in about 40 hours in total with pre-production, filming, editing/post-production. (That music video currently has about 80 000 views on youtube). All these rates are before tax! I love art as much as anyone and everyone is free to do what they want. AI can’t create by itself but a human is currently needed to tell it exactly what to do. Each song, image or shot done by AI often takes numerous tries before succeding. However, I understand the fears and doubts about AI and therefore made a documentary about it (with AI tools): “The Thing With AI - Promise or Peril?” th-cam.com/video/e24RUJonbvE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=DHuE08RIkYDruXav
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Hey everyone! So excited to share this tutorial on using Ideogram AI to create album covers from song lyrics. It's a fantastic way to unleash your creative vision!
What kind of music do you create? Share your lyrics and any album cover ideas you have in the comments below. Let's inspire each other and explore the power of AI art for music!
I'm a bit upset even though it's a useful Ai
At that rate of ai growing more and more
the human touch will be forgotten so soon sooooooooooooo soon
We used to do this in photoshop and enjoying every layer we Add
We used to search for images, fonts, styles, brushes, all the fun stuff
But Ai take all this all over.
@@Sukamonaa I kind of both agree and disagree. I understand your concern and worries. I think manual crafting will always be requested, although AI makes it easier for those less skilled in Photoshop. I see the AI tools as an inspiration and help.
@@andyaiswede If people are less skilled in Photoshop, then, why don't they do like I did and learn how to use the app properly? Why don't they hone their craft? Just giving the art to a mindless computer means that humans are stuck doing the shi++y tasks like folding clothes and making the bed while AI does the fun stuff. I don't think people have reflected on the ramifications of AI.
@@VintageTVMemories Thanks for taking the time to comment!
My answer to your question is: Because in 2011, I got paid 1200$ a day as a filmmmaker (photographer & editor). 2024 I barely get 400$ a day for the same job. Since the birth of the digital camera (DSLR) and the widespread notion that “everyone is a photographer” the rates for us behind the camera has gone down drastically (at least here in Sweden). The last music video I made paid me 800$ and I put in about 40 hours in total with pre-production, filming, editing/post-production. (That music video currently has about 80 000 views on youtube). All these rates are before tax!
I love art as much as anyone and everyone is free to do what they want. AI can’t create by itself but a human is currently needed to tell it exactly what to do. Each song, image or shot done by AI often takes numerous tries before succeding.
However, I understand the fears and doubts about AI and therefore made a documentary about it (with AI tools):
“The Thing With AI - Promise or Peril?”
th-cam.com/video/e24RUJonbvE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=DHuE08RIkYDruXav
OR... how about getting real humans to help you? How about paying people who love art instead of giving all the FUN activities we do as humans to AI?
Get AI to wash our dishes and clean our clothes... but for god's sake leave the art and music to the humans!
@@VintageTVMemories Thanks for taking the time to comment!
My answer to your question is: Because in 2011, I got paid 1200$ a day as a filmmmaker (photographer & editor). 2024 I barely get 400$ a day for the same job. Since the birth of the digital camera (DSLR) and the widespread notion that “everyone is a photographer” the rates for us behind the camera has gone down drastically (at least here in Sweden). The last music video I made paid me 800$ and I put in about 40 hours in total with pre-production, filming, editing/post-production. (That music video currently has about 80 000 views on youtube). All these rates are before tax!
I love art as much as anyone and everyone is free to do what they want. AI can’t create by itself but a human is currently needed to tell it exactly what to do. Each song, image or shot done by AI often takes numerous tries before succeding.
However, I understand the fears and doubts about AI and therefore made a documentary about it (with AI tools):
“The Thing With AI - Promise or Peril?”
th-cam.com/video/e24RUJonbvE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=DHuE08RIkYDruXav