Watch Suno AI's CEO Make AI Music Live On Stage
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Michel Shulman, CEO of Suna AI, demonstrates how Suna AI can make music based on ones preferences at Imagination In Action’s ‘Forging the Future of Business with AI’ Summit.
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113000 credits.I envy this man
Did I just heard someone beurbing at 0:38 😂
yes lol
Came to say this 😂
😂😂😂
"burping"
😅😅😅
I started today with Suno, amazing!
Suno Ai should put a shop so we can buy others creations and sell our own as well. Mureka Ai is way better though.
It’s music for NPC’s. lol
Next do udio
Musicians need to start to humbling themselves 😂😂😂.
These 5 songs will shatter your expectations. 'Emerging Timeline Extended'? 'Binary Sunset'? They sound as revolutionary as they are.
Prepare to be amazed :)
Artificial Freedom 1 Tlusty Blant
Assassin from the central core time-lines Tlusty Blant
Emerging Timeline Extended Tlusty Blant
Binary Sunset Tlusty Blant
Artificial Awakening Original Tlusty Blant
Enjoy music from AI perspective
suno is dope. I wrote this song but the hook was actually hallucinations of suno i decided to keep
th-cam.com/video/SDyUq3ErvsE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JTHgF5dT2kAhmzKq
Keep up the good work
Ok, I love this guy and I want to thank him for the platform. With this platform, I was able to do something I've always wanted to do but couldn't before.❤
You haven't "done" or created anything. You typed some keys into a prompt and it spat out a song void of human emotion and feeling. I respect REAL human musicians who are born or trained on actual human talent BUT you do you and convince yourself otherwise
They need AI for muting the mics that don't need to be on during a live 😂😂😂
Wish they'd mute his mic
Yeah I thought I heard burping lol
Already exists. Well, it's not exactly AI and the technology is pretty old by now but works great for conferences and stuff. "Dugan Automixer", which is also found in some digital consoles now.
☠️
Anybody else hear the guy in the background burp over the mic? LOL
Behind this charming man there's a sketchy company that trained on copyrighted music and art from real artists, as cool as the tech is... is far from ethical....
"trained on copyrighted music and art from real artists"
That is how human artists are trained.
@@abram730 As I replied on your other comment, you're correct: the process of humans and LLMs learning is quite the same. Learning by imitation.
The difference is our that you won't see people at a show stage diving when listening to an algorithm. You won't see fans gattering together because of their love to algorithmic music. People won't connect due to AI music; in fact, if we had just AI generated music in the world we would become even more lonely than nowadays.
Just think of your motivations when listening to music when you were a teenager: besides being a great pleasure, doesn't it made you closer to other people, doesn't it helped you in romantic affairs?
You would think Forbes would at least get the name correct in their description...
I could say the same about Spotify: I pick a genre, add a few keywords, and press a couple of buttons - but no one calls that ‘creating’ music. Why should this be any different?
wow ahahhahahahahhahahahahahhahahahaaha
Yes it all adds up to 'instant music,' one where it's already created and one where you it cook yourself.
@@bernardalsina1237 Neat analogy to instant or pre-cooked food
If you make your music through Suno, you are not a producer or creator. You are just a prompt writer
Exactly.
Yup. Just because I take steroids doesn’t make me a body builder
Wrong. I own 100% of my lyrics and the content i create on suno, its definitely a huge tool for my radio production, producers use premade music all the time. this will give millions of people jobs on radio as producers working from home. Ive done professional ads on suno already.
😂 He is like someone traveling on an airplane saying he knows how to fly. He is a mere passenger and so are these people too. I'm glad live music exists because recorded music will become completely irrelevant due to oversupply.
Besides I prefer the old way because of the huge amount of electricity and water these massive AI machine halls require to keep them running and cool.👎
What's next? I suppose we get what we deserve. Parade of fools. Prompt that 😂
Pardon my english, didn't use AI.
RIP real musicians. Cool tech (and funny sometimes). Infant stages rn...just imagine next year or even a decade from now. This is the final nail in the coffin for the real musicians, unfortunately...even real artists...cooked...videographers, yall next.
This is whack. As an actual musician, it lacks everything. It really lacks that whole emotion thing us humanoids put into music. PASS
Says a lot about the trash that plays on the radio 24/7. It's just as soulless if not worse lol. Unless you wanna hear 200 rap songs about muder, guns, bitches and drugs, this is actually not bad.
Lol
I rather listen to people's Suno songs instead of listening to Taylor Swift
it doesnt, it just takes a long time to find something real good, atleast for what i am looking for.
but it can make really good stuff. i just tried it
Been using it for a couple of days and I love it already. Of course I’m already running into some limitations but I can only imagine how the next few versions will address these. I fall into the category of a studio musician that has a hard drive full of unfinished ideas. I’ve written lyrics and auditioned vocalists to sing on my songs and it never worked out. But now I can sit here for hours scanning through these virtual auditions to decide which ones I like the best. I can use these as a demo to once again have a real vocalist record it for me or I can just enjoy finally hearing a (mostly) complete version of a song that I started 15 years ago.
The limitations are that sometimes when I find a version that has a lot of things that I like and a few that I don’t, I can’t really roll the dice to get those issues resolved without sacrificing the entire version. So being able to edit specific points in the song within Suno would be incredible. Similarly, more predictable choice of the voice would be wonderful and the ability to retain that voice on each consecutive version. Maybe I found a voice I like and I want to do a whole album with it. I want to be able to load that voice on demand. Also, 60 Seconds might not be long enough to analyze enough of my song to get a good idea of where it’s going. It picks up the main chorus melody some of the time and the verse rhythms some of the time but rarely both. The final thing is that I would love to be able to download the stems. Downloading the isolated vocal tracks to use in my own DAW would make things that much more useful for producers who still enjoy doing much of the work on our own, while leaving only a few things to AI. Other than that I think it’s a great tool and I’m excited to see where it goes!
Really impressive technology and insultingly artless output in one presentation. AI would be better served curing cancer - and it's probably doing that during the intermission😂
I'm grudgingly impressed and utterly petrified - which may well be exactly how one should feel at the bleeding edge of the unknown
All music producers hate this guy
So they lied about using copyrighted material. Nothing more than pirates
Bruh, it sucks 😂
Absolutely terrible
I don't understand what kind of problem this tech solves? We didn't have enough awful, stupid songs uploaded already on Spotify by bad and mediocre artists? This is so pointless and such a waste of resources.
lol
So that we don't need to pay Spotify and mediocre artists and instead create our very own mediocre songs for almost free.
**Describes why Oliver McCann uses Suno AI**
**Proceeds to admit he has no clue who he is**
These songs so cliche, boring! Nothing surprising, no vulnerability, things that make it authentically human. This does not make me smile. Stop adding more noise into the world...
So it's like modern human music? Modern commercial music is dehumanizing, nearly identical, and doesn't say anything of value.
Put in some actually good lyrics and it comes out better.
Soon music not made by AI will be weird
Whats Next?Penfield mood organ? Dialling 333.
You know...to musicians this does not make any sense at all i think...
My brain is saying this is music by both of my lobes are ON and i´m thinking a lot rather than being rested. So no... i get why somebody who does not spend hours trying to pull something out of his soul would find this interesting but it does not make any sense at all.
I love suno
Please everyone should read
'A Whole New Mind' by Daniel Pink
113210 credits is wild 😵😵😵
Been playing about with Suno for a couple of months, it's staggeringly good.
But what good is it really? You can’t honestly say you wrote it or created any part of it, that’s like saying you made a gum ball by turning the dispenser
You can’t impress anyone with your musical talent or the instruments you have learned to master over decades of practice, you can never be a star
You can never see a live performance of a Ai concert since they are not alive, there’s no live drama and emotion
It like going to a car race where every driver is perfect, no collisions no push of the human will or the mechanical superiority of the team or car to bring about a win
Just colors going around and around, ultimately it’s pre determined boredom that anyone can do so there is nothing special about it
@@gitarman666It has lots of applications..like creating your own music for gym and stuff..
When they develop Ai to replace the ceo then he will feel different
Didn’t quite hit the mark did it at the start
This is gay
I love your product! I am a big fan. I started using your site 3 weeks ago.
We are cooked
This is the end of art.
Art was always overrated. This is the proof of it.
Uncle Remus said he is loving it and thanks for sharing.
Imagine this in couple month wow 🎉
Please give me your credits.you dont need that much.
We are cooked
damn son, look at your credits.
I just graduated in digital music.. hoping to become a producer and now this comes out... 30k debt and pointless skills... I have however made some absolutely glorious anthems using Suno (on my channel)
Sorry dude! Life’s a trip
:(
You have a short window of opportunity, make it count, right now AI music's quality sucks but it is imaginative, adapt a bunch of AI generations that you like in software like FL, Ableton or whatever, sell them every way you know how.
Use it to boost your productivity while you can. AI music still has 1 or 2 years tops before it becomes indistinguishable from real songs
I tried doing exactly that it works a charm and you'll find yourself adding details to your song in music software that makes it even better.
Mastering takes a bit of time so I am saving that time by using automated mastering software.
@@joannot6706 thanks for this. I am actually doing this. It's a bit demotivating when, as you say, in 2 years tops what you have produced will no longer have any value
Put your soul in everything you make and you will win
Ah yes, "Suna AI" (Description
Trmksh bagi siapapun yg sudah menemukan tehnologi AI khususnyq creator music,video clip dsb...lebih keren kalau kalian juga memberi kesempatan para orang awam dan tidak berkemampuan financial untuk bisa mengakses dan menggunakan nya agar bisa berkreatifitas tanpa batas .bagus perkembangan music seni bernyanyi budaya dsb
Ilmumu bukan hanya buat m😂mencari keuntungan materi tapi kepuasan hati termasuk memberi kesempatan seluas luasnya bagi seluruh penduduk dunia..terima kasih Tuhan memberkati..salam dari Indonesia❤
I don't get being a "decidedly mediocre musician", as somebody who appreciates music so deeply...
And instead of spending the time becoming a good musician, creating a program that can make music better than mediocre musicians. XD.
Pretty cool tho although as this tech advances its gonna hurt a lot of musicians. But I think at the end of the day people are always going to want to be able to play music live and be able to jam and have fun together with music.
thank you man, i love this app
I’ve known about this and turns out I collected a lot of credits 😂 finally got back into it yesterday. Personally, it will help people of all backgrounds whether your some kid in a basement or a professional like Alan Walker. I am for AI and music creation. Good music will always stand out from the noise.
Hebat, Anda memang pria yang luar biasa..Salam dari Indonesia
Trust Pilot shows some very contrasting experiences for those who pay. Not sure I'll risk a subscription.
The songwriter, session musician, and producer have all been rendered obsolete as it is now orders of magnitude cheaper for the labels to have a machine write songs than to pay royalties. The industry will always go for the option that makes the most profit and this is it. Y’all remember 2024 as the year it happened.
Okay fair enough argument
Lol absolutely not. Do you think anobody would listen to this? AI doesn't replace human intuition, it only does what it does best, which in this case is generating ideas in a very short time. In making music at the highest level, time isn't the biggest factor, quality is!
@@markushassel2737 quality isn’t the biggest factor, profit is
@@albertnortononymous9020 Yes for companies making money it is, but not for the listener lol. These are two different conversations
@@markushassel2737 The listener will listen to anything if it’s marketed well. We like what we’re exposed to and we’ll listen to something if people are talking about it. The executive won’t just take anything the AI puts out and force it on us, the executive will listen to a bunch of AI outputs and force on us what he/she thinks we’ll listen to.
It sounds soulless
it can have more soul in its sound than majority of performers, its just that it takes a long time to find a great track there but trust me when i say it can sound amazing, i just tried it yesterday and today, things can get really creative.
this stuff is amazing for me, someone with a niche taste
I am very satisfied with Suno. I have already uploaded the results to my channel.
The worst part about Suno has nothing to do with changing the industry. It's the fact that you constantly feel guilty for wasting massive hit songs with nonsensical lyrics. I have made unreasonably good creations about mowing the lawn, being bad at golf and pooping yourself on a 4h bus ride.
It’s a great technology things can change in the future in lot of positive ways
I think i need upgrade my subscription 😂, I'm making too many songs
awesome
❤
great work，Keep on！🎉
Mind blowing
Bravooo❤❤
All I can say is the quality better go up or that $125 million they just got is a lot of wasted money. I've used Suno since January and the audio quality has continually declined, over the last couple of months. I'm not sure what happened, but the songs are also are horrible now. It's like listening to very bad elevator music. I started using Udio, which is far better, and I'm not likely to continue with Suno.
When lots of people are using it the quality declines. Paid members get priority for compute.
É uma maneira incrível de democratizar a produção musical e torná-la acessível a todos! ❤
i want love music please
I am using this and needed to improve alot
Humanity is being dilluted as we speak
Please added upi payment options sir
You are that🎉🎉🎉🎉
DAY 1 USER OF SUNO AI
Suno is really great. Salute
Create songs using AI? 🤔
What about copyright? Can someone register it?
Isn't that not personal work but pure AI?
What about community standards on TH-cam?
It's very confusing, so regulations must be made immediately.
Thanks.
Suno grants paid members copywrite. You also retain your lyrics if you wrote them yourself even if using the free version.
It gets into law if those copywrites are real. It hasn't been decided if your prompt is enough to make it your work. US requires human input as AI is not defined as a legal person like corporations or humans. I'd bet that if the lyrics are written by you, that copywrite will hold.
free fall and summer of suno are great
can use song in youtube
Is this app available on iPhone?
Amazing
Oohh😯😲
I loved it.
Makes you wonder why they release stuff like this to the general public when he could have just released it to the music industry instead, created hit after hit, held their feet to the fire.
Exactly! My same thoughts.
Why gatekeep a Tool like this only let the industry control it. This way it's more accessible to anyone, u don't need a studio or high amount of skill. U just write something down and u just made music.
whens midi support coming bozo 💀💀💀💀 (please dont)
Forget midi, I want 8 bit music
@@VirtualTrucker74 Yea but 8 bit music is midi tho
want to know HOW this works....anyone?
Steals data from real musicians
i just started using suno a couple days ago and im absolutely floored at how good it really is yea some of the songs have kind of a robotic voice but man is it on point with the music the metal songs it can create are amazing and the lyrics for some of the prompts you can give it are hysterical I did one country song about a gay cowboy and it did not disappoint in any regard. seriously incredible stuff from this team of people. i could probably make a playlist of songs from this ai and no one would be the wiser that they arent actual songs. i am curious to know how the rights work to each song but who cares the fact that we can share these with everyone is truly beautiful so thank you to the team at SUNO.
Imagine now making movies with songs without having to spent millions to records label
Wait, were they paying before ? I missed an episode.
@@Yadeehoo yes what do you think... And they pay a lot
Thats not fair iv spent 35 years, going to music school spending 8 or more ours behind walls practicing when every other kid was playing enjoying life i was working hard playing & reading music. After all these years building up a foundation harmony, creating melodies, & producing creating verse chorus bridge i have created many many songs the hard way. For someone to come & push a button & create music i feel is not fair. This will kill the music industry & its making my passion & hard earned knowledge unexistent. There needs to be some limitations for Aİ. Or rules put in place, i get what their trying to do but its allso a big failure. What makes a ferrari a ferrari is it being unique hard to get. İf everyone could get one with a click of a button it would be worthless.
It won't kill music. You have something that these people who are prompting up new songs don't. you can have fun playing music and enjoy the thrill of playing for others. and even better, playing music WITH others. It does feel unfair - people in every industry are feeling that way right now about AI... But we're blessed to be able to PLAY music.
There's still a pretty big difference between someone creating original music from scratch and someone putting in a few prompts and having a song created by AI. I have been using Suno for a little while and it is fun and great for coming up with ideas for music, but it's not the same as actually making your own music.
I compare it to ordering fast food. You can go to a restaurant and tell them what you want and a few minutes later you will get, but you didn't make the food, you just told the restaurant what you wanted and they gave it to you. That's kind of how I see Suno but with music.
One of the recurring similes from a podcast on AI I listen to (AI and You) is this: If we create a robot, that is perfect at eating ice cream, would you stop enjoy ice cream? Of course not. Creativity is in itself a reward. And yeah, there will be more and more AI music, AI art etc. But humans will not stop drawing or composing music. And they will not stop going to concerts to see listen to live music, to watch music being performed. If anything, these skills may actually be more renowned in the future, as people understand better and better how much effort goes into art, no matter the form. Also, going the hard way (i.e. wrting music by hand), when the easy one (i.e. creating music with one button) is available, is also a great virtue, that is not lost on any human being.
Thanks for your honest opinions & moral. 🙏
You can perform live and that will be a huge distinguisher because most AI prompters and enthusiasts cannot perform live. As a musician, it is time to start investing funds in creating, curating and promoting live shows... that is where the money is now. Many people these days now yearn to experience music live and make memories. Like handmade art you could see and touch, people would pay a premium to hear musicians perform once the internet is filled with nothing but soulless garbage. Keep making your music but consider leaning heavily on performing live.
Sorry - I will NOT endorse this kind of kitchen-sink artistry. Any fool can type in a few commands and feel like Bruce Springsteen et al... No craftsmanship is needed any more to produce music this way. And no matter "how good it sounds" [and it DOES sound amazingly good] it is mostly built (i.e. trained) on music with "dubious" (i.e. still pending) copyright-issues. What is the purpose of this music, if it becomes disentangled form human (!) creators ?. It leads us into the sphere of "acoustic-drugs at our fingertips"- being created for any situation/mood imaginable. (BTW: The same holds true for any kind of pictures or poetry as well). This is just serving the Nerds @ SUNO (and affiliated money-makers).
Thank you for creating Suno, I'm so grateful.
wack
This is my first time reading a comment section and wondering if maybe even half of these comments were written by a machine.
I love Suno.
I took the comments of this video, turned it into lyrics, and generated a song.
Can't wait until they make a DAW A.I
What's that?
@@johnnemo4146 I think they mean a "Digital Audio Workbench". Its the interface music composers use on their computers to get things done for creating songs.
This guy is a hack, you trained on copyrighted data
So do human musicians. What is your point?
@@abram730 consent
I'm testing Suno and Udio, and of course it's fun to generate music this random way.
BUT let's cut out the propaganda speech: Oliver McMahon and all users AREN'T CREATING MUSIC BY THEMSELVES (OURSELVES). Who's creating? The thousands and thousands of musicians, composers and audio engineers whose tracks were used to train this AI.
Let's just be fair and realistic. This music (it IS real music) was made with these people's effort and inspiration. Oliver's contribution on it is just 0,000001% of the result.
And it's OK, as far as:
1) Oliver knows it's just a trick
2) this AI was fairly trained on; music allowed to this use.
Do we agree on all of that?
Hey Oliver here, (it's actually McCann)
While it's true that Suno does a lot of the work, it's unfair to say that human contributions are minimal. Songwriting, which involves crafting lyrics, still requires significant skill and creativity (at least until ChatGPT can write better lyrics). With Suno automating the music composition process, what will set artists apart is their songwriting ability and taste.
Taste plays a crucial role because Suno can generate an infinite number of musical possibilities, but it takes human discernment to curate and select the pieces that resonate emotionally and align with one's artistic vision.
@@imolivercom Nice to meet you Oliver :)
Yes, human contribution is crucial. And it is almost entirely embedded inside the AI systems. When we type a prompt we're creating nothing: we're just asking the machine to generate a phonogram using our ancestors' creations and taste.
If we type lyrics, that's our 0,00001% of contribution.
I may seem a little grumpy, but I'm not. I'm just highlighting the real process behind the screen. Life as it is. Suno, Udio and other models gives us TOO LITTLE CONTROL over the output, and that's why I'm saying they're systems where the user don't have any fundamental power, meaning no authorship at all.
Maybe in the future (a near future?) these platforms start letting us choose the notes of a melody, the chord sequence, determining how the drummer should play... Then, we'll be talking about an invention where people REALLY create their OWN music.
i created some awesome kpop songs....its so much fun!
@@TheDecimusic Hi Daisy, in my opinion we create nothing when using these platforms: the machine generates songs for us, 99.99% based on other musicians, producers and composers masters (the phonograms). I've created some funny tracks myself, it is nice to hear the results - but I never think of myself as the CREATOR of that track (because I'm not, in fact).
@@marcosazambuja true true...but def. u need to hear my kpop songs. they are really awesome!
RESPECT!!! THIS IS AMAZING!!
Good AI Music - www.youtube.com/@danjacobsmusic
Well, I'm sure he's actually listened to that song before, it was very discussed on Discord and someone from Suno actually asked some questions about it and said it loves some part of it. I'm pretty sure I remember this, unless I'm mistaking it for a different song, but I'm pretty sure I'm not.
My new hobby! Creating about 2-3 songs everyday.