The day an AI can make something as creative and catchy as Frontier Psychiatrist or as heartfelt and romantic as Beethoven's 5th piano concerto 2nd movement, that day we are all replaced. We have seen a decline in creativity and human emotion in pop music over time to the point that most music on the top 100 on Spotify already feels like it could be AI-generated. Human music is going down and AI music is going up and the curves are going to overlap soon. Before we are replaced shit is going to get weird though.
@@ai-with-denis I'm excited to see what will be possible in the coming years and for some people, it will be a very creative symbiosis between man and machine. Personally, I've been using AI tools like spleeter that can extract vocals, drums, and instruments from a mix, not perfectly but good enough. That type of thing will be improved upon. But what is coming is very different where the creativity will start to come more and more from the AI itself and not the user. At one point humans will be out of the loop completely just like today's chess engines beat chess-engine-assisted humans which wasn't true years ago.
@@ManicMindTrick We are talking about Creativity though. What's good and what's bad depends on the viewers eyes. There is no artist better than everyone else, just as there will never be an AI better than everyone else. Between a million "Perfect" Ai Masterpieces may be a single human piece that catches your eye, just as you might wander to look at another art piece when you have the Mona Lisa right in front of you. Just make good music people will enjoy, the rest will come by itself.
Yeah i mean i've started a channel dedicated to curating the best AI Music. Some of them have made it into my actual playlist. I wonder in 3 years how many real artists there will be. I just graduated with a degree in digital music. So depressing lol. At least we will get some ABSOLUTE BANGERS
How many real artist there will exist compared to today? The same amount. AI will replace MARKETPLACES (Udio and Suno will become substitutes for music library services like Audio Jungle). But AI won't keep the hearts of the fans. Or do you all think that people will start to worship Google's Sandbox instead of Dua Lipa? Nah.
I love making music, but managing a band isn’t something I want to do. I just want to do vocals and guitar, then let an ai do the rest with text input. That’s what I’m waiting for. Will still use melody generators as a starting point, and will use chord generators to try different chords, but as for ai creating the whole thing, well I don’t care much for it, but still using it and keeping up to date on it because you have to keep with the times if you want a chance.
I don't believe "Real" music will ever go away, no mather how much Ai Music improves, so I don't think you need to worry about it! Keep making music and you'll keep getting people to listen to you
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The day an AI can make something as creative and catchy as Frontier Psychiatrist or as heartfelt and romantic as Beethoven's 5th piano concerto 2nd movement, that day we are all replaced.
We have seen a decline in creativity and human emotion in pop music over time to the point that most music on the top 100 on Spotify already feels like it could be AI-generated.
Human music is going down and AI music is going up and the curves are going to overlap soon. Before we are replaced shit is going to get weird though.
This will just push human creativity to come back in full action. Hyper commercial music is the only one maybe getting replaced
@@ai-with-denis I'm excited to see what will be possible in the coming years and for some people, it will be a very creative symbiosis between man and machine. Personally, I've been using AI tools like spleeter that can extract vocals, drums, and instruments from a mix, not perfectly but good enough. That type of thing will be improved upon. But what is coming is very different where the creativity will start to come more and more from the AI itself and not the user. At one point humans will be out of the loop completely just like today's chess engines beat chess-engine-assisted humans which wasn't true years ago.
@@ManicMindTrick We are talking about Creativity though. What's good and what's bad depends on the viewers eyes. There is no artist better than everyone else, just as there will never be an AI better than everyone else. Between a million "Perfect" Ai Masterpieces may be a single human piece that catches your eye, just as you might wander to look at another art piece when you have the Mona Lisa right in front of you.
Just make good music people will enjoy, the rest will come by itself.
Yes, it will... But "artists" are going to say they wrote it.
Fair enough! haha
Yeah i mean i've started a channel dedicated to curating the best AI Music. Some of them have made it into my actual playlist. I wonder in 3 years how many real artists there will be. I just graduated with a degree in digital music. So depressing lol. At least we will get some ABSOLUTE BANGERS
I'd be happy to hear some of them. "ordered" some for my wifes channel and out of around 5 dozen, two were really good.
How many real artist there will exist compared to today? The same amount. AI will replace MARKETPLACES (Udio and Suno will become substitutes for music library services like Audio Jungle). But AI won't keep the hearts of the fans. Or do you all think that people will start to worship Google's Sandbox instead of Dua Lipa? Nah.
Dude good content however the background music on loop is annoying
Thanks for the feedback. Will keep that in mind for future vids
it seems like you did an error at the first sentence in the video XD will the future of AI (instead of music) wil lbe Ai generated 😂
I have not noticed that until right now. Thank you for letting me know, Ill be more carefull next time!
of course not. you will always still have live performers and i think ai music will not replace real people just add to it.
I think live performers are the key to success as a musician in the future.
I dont care for AI music, I will still keep making music
I love making music, but managing a band isn’t something I want to do. I just want to do vocals and guitar, then let an ai do the rest with text input. That’s what I’m waiting for. Will still use melody generators as a starting point, and will use chord generators to try different chords, but as for ai creating the whole thing, well I don’t care much for it, but still using it and keeping up to date on it because you have to keep with the times if you want a chance.
I don't believe "Real" music will ever go away, no mather how much Ai Music improves, so I don't think you need to worry about it! Keep making music and you'll keep getting people to listen to you
No it won't. Why would it?
Because many people are lazy ;)