Its fake ... Like Auto tune ..I prefer talented or good singers instead of this iI do everything alone thingy .. I am happy that i growed up in a time where people meet each other to make music .. And they did thier best to play as good as possible .. Auto tune and AI are just for the ones who dont cant sing or want to destroy thier real voice and pretend they have a voice what you hear .. Welcome in 2024 ..
Got the same problem: Composing since 1999 for living...but can't hold a single note ;-) And now, finally, I can write Songs without the barrier in my head "I need a Singer for the demo...ohnoooo...so much work..." Now I can do the writing.
Yes, I no longer have to eal with the egotistical, delusional and entitled person inside the talent that I hire and pay, due to AI. Imagine paying for these demo singers, providing a safe space, vocal lessons, and professional studio with top notch engineers, and still have these singers think they are Mariah Carey without the resume. No more! Thank you, the gods of AI.
@@LouYorkLife that's what is holding my music release. I already do everything, now I learned how to make those metal screams but I really need a singer for melodic parts. And I'm tired of delusional, ego, full of shit people. I'll sure try this one out.
This is the best of the AI vocal demo videos I've seen .... honest, useful, straightforward. I'm finding these ai services most useful for harmonies and backup vox.
Very interesting. Fast forward a few years, and I see this included in Cubase. Track your lead vocal, and it will profile your voice, make an AI version of you and then instantly generate harmonies or background vocals for your track, or even doubling takes, in seconds instead of having to make a bunch of takes, and then comping them.
I would love to create a digital audio workstation that does exactly that. I would love to use logic but logic is becoming way too complicated and way too visual. I would love to make a digital audio workstation that really focused more on the music and less on the visuals. I would love to have a whole ton of knobs and sliders to make it easy for people to just use a navigate rather than having to constantly click on the screen or use a mouse. It gets tough sometimes when it comes to editing with the mouse like that because when you can't see You don't know if you're messing something up
Thanks for sharing this! I'm not a well trained singer but I still want to use my own vocals because it's fun & I want to improve. But this is wonderful in combination!
@@LanewoodStudios I've tried Audimee since you recommended it, and it's perfect for me. I'm only making music for my own creative purpose, and sharing with family, friends, and the worlds smallest fan base. Audimee is much more available for backing vocals than my adult children with awesome singing skills but oh so busy with their own lives.
This video is excellent - the comparisons and your examples are very helpful. It makes me think that in about 5-10 years we'll have outboard gear or pedal sized devices that will do this in real time. Probably it will be added as a feature in the next generation of workstations or arrangers like autotune and harmonizers, then separated as a single use piece of gear. I have a Roland VT-4, maybe the VT-12 will have a selection dial of 4-8 AI real time voice processors. Maybe Apple Logic 11 will do this - much like the named drummers. I can't wait for more of this technology.
..and not only your voice. I barely work with vocal samples, cause The few that are really good, inspiring and, above all, actually usable due to their quality are so rare that other producers have already used them. In fact, me and a friend of mine used the same sample independently and when our (shared) record company asked us about it, we wondered who had "officially" remixed whom. But I recently found a vocal pack by chance that was so incredibly good that I immediately had two songs in my head with it. During the production (they were female RnB/Funk/Gospel songs) I thought to myself: "It's a shame. THIS SONG would be a great duet!... wait..." would be??" So I went to my trusted AI Vocal Site, uploaded one of the two verses, chose a nice male AI voice and turned the woman into a man (DON'T FORGET to transpose down an octave in the defaults!) THE ONLY PROBLEM IS NOW JUST: I bought the license to use these vocals. However, according to German copyright law, for example, changing a work of art(even if it has been licensed) is prohibited. I have to clarify with the producer of this sample series first... whether I'm allowed to do that ;-)
Right. the EU is very far ahead of helping people sort through the legalities of this sort of Tool. In the US, as in the olden days of yore; it is like the Wild Wild West in digital. By the time our Government gets around to actually clarifying some Terms of Use for AI Tools; those of us who are fascinated and intrigued will likely be trying to do whatever we can get away with.
AI has achieved many milestones, including ChatGPT, and I believe it is starting to significantly impact music production. Every musician should now learn how to integrate AI into their daily work, which will provide huge value.
Wow fascinating.....really impressive...and this is only going to get better. Already absolutely useable for backing and harmony vocals to strengthen a track. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent professional video thanks I’m trying to find out how AI software can improve my singing voice for personal use as a hobby. This is the best video on this I’ve seen so far by a long way and a great help. I am amazed at what can now be achieved and will definitely consider buying this software.
Thanks, you can also check out the update to this video with some added features on the Audimee website. And if you're going to subscribe, maybe do so via my affiliate link in the description of those videos 😎😀.
I like your natural singing voice even if it’s rather sweet than perfect. I find these things fascinating but I promise in a few years most of the people will appreciate everything natural and „touchable“
Here's tip to get the falsetto parts. . isolate that part and sing it an octave lower (as you did) and then pitch it up 12 cents in Audimee. My voice is too low to hit most mid-range vocals without going into falsetto and I can't belt out a part in falsetto. . so that's very useful for me to do.
Personally, I think that the technology could be useful when working with sketch vocals. I would not let it out of the studio though. Aslo helpful if one does not possess adequate vocal chops.
PERFECT and thank you so much. I am so happy tech has gotten to this point. What an amazing video that addresses all my concerns and needs in real life. So much money, time and frustration dealing with ungrateful artist is going to be safes ALL YEAR long and the foreseeable future. Thanks, and stated wit ZERO ethical issues whatsoever.
"stoooorm is rising, the..." this melody is playing in my brain (in loop) this morning... I have just put 3 "like" (my accounts) on the Awash video, nice song!
Really depends on the input though. I think that it would be interesting if you showed a video with an out of tune vocal as input for the processed vocal. It will surely help the composers like myself along the way as usually the worst part is singing. I can handle guitars, bass and even drums, but singing 😂
Thanks for this walkthrough, great when a real producer test things like this! I feel this isn't really different than EZ Drummer, EZ Keys and more by Toontrack, now just with vocals. Same with guitars, where you profile amps with Kemper and what not. The backside is that this won't add any value if you're an artist yourself, to have AI vocals on your music, so for artist branding like if you have a band or a solo artist, using AI could cause issues with building a fanbase - at least if you are not upfront about it (But we have Gorillaz ect). Cool tools!
I think one strong application is for BVs. If you have to generate BVs from a lead and pitch shifting you're restricted to the timing and lyrics on that lead. With AI you can input unique musically credible BVs with proper phrasing, words, gender mix.
I am trying to find one that fixes MY voice I don't want my voice to sound like someone else. I want to hear my voice what it would be like if I could actually sing.
This technology is changing so quickly ... I wonder if you might have the time and desire to create a "Lanewood Studio Updated AI Vocals Subchannel" that can be updated as the next new thing comes around. Today ... Audimee. Tomorrow ...? Either way - I love what you do, across your multiple channels, thank you!
I use Synthesizer-V, which is more of a song-writing tool than a vocal replacer. It is however, capable of results that can fool even singers that it was sung by a real singer and could be used on commercial releases. As a non-singer myself, it has revolutionized how I write songs. If someone gives me lyrics, I can compose a simple piano backing and topline vocal in an hour and provide a demo. Of course it takes longer to do a more complex arrangement, and to finesse, but to get the idea across to a lyricist, its gold. And it has become invaluable in writing my own lyrics, something I always struggled with when I had to rely on session vocalists. I have a couple of links to Alonetone playlists in my profile if you want to hear how that sounds. I struggle to finish productions, but its no longer ever the fault of the vocal line.
Must have a look at that as well. You can provide a link in a comment but it will only be visible after I approve it. Comments with links are held back until approved.
I just bought it and I'm looking forward to learning it. I saw they have ARA2 now if your DAW has it. Of course I use Ableton which didn't include it in next version (12) despite millions of Live users requesting it. What is your workflow? Any tips to go from zero to 100 in a few months? Anything to avoid? Thank you! They don't have a owner's manual so I'm just watching videos trying to understand the interface but I'm gathering advice from users.. Thank you!
Wow, sounds pretty good actually. No glitches or drop offs clicks or other imperfections....What I did notice is that obviously the singers are all different but the vocal performances are exactly as the original. What makes singers different are all the nuances style and vibe they inject on each song. So all of that is not there. It's just the same performance with a different voice...
Yes you are right. The advantage of that is that you're more in control of what is being produced of course, but it is missing the human character and diversity.
Maybe one day there will be a box that you connect to your microfone and that will convert your voice in (almost) realtime. So you can use this transformation on a live stage.
What I really, really would like to know is how well you can capture your own singer, and what effort it'd take. Got the problem that he removed (to another country, sadly) and I have stuff open that I'd like to get done with...
I didn't test that exactly but I tried it with a vocal from a sample library in this video: th-cam.com/video/VruS8HD-ssk/w-d-xo.html And that worked quite well. As long as you have clean vocal recordings from your singer for 10 - 15 minutes it should probably work quite well.
@@LanewoodStudios Well, to fit the voice you feed it, it didn't need to change anything. Dunno what happens when someone elses voice is used as a lead. But it does sound great, and since I have plenty of tracks of our former singer, I think I might just give it a try.
You should try ACE Studio works inside your Daw :) And its a complete new ball game :) Compared to any other A.I The original singers have given there permission and get paid for there work :) You can also Mix up to 3 different singers and make your own and it lets your input midi and use your own vocal :) Adjust your pitch vibrato etc :) Looks cubase VarioAudio.
Great video! I think this technology will be useful for artist who don't sing and want to demo a song idea. The AI voices are lacking unique character and feel of a real human voice, but I think they sound pretty good.
Grappig te horen dat de AI vocal ook het Nederlandse accent overneemt van de input van je eigen vocal. Tip: je kunt ook gewoon Nederlandstalige teksten als input gebruiken, dat levert best heel goede Nederlandse vocalen op.
For whatever it's worth, I preferred your vocal for it's vulnerability, honesty, and authenticity over your singers vocal. I appreciate that taste is subjective. But I really felt like you were being a bit unkind to yourself. Everything has its place. Maybe someday you will find that place for your voice in the context of a personal expression. I wish you success in your future endeavors, sir.
One day it will be able to meld a voice with the characteristics, formants and timbre of any singer you choose.So that maybe I could mix my voice with Stevie Wonder and John Lennon and play with the ratios. It doesn't sound that silly any more ! Thanks.
Thanks for another excellent in-depth video! I have a question - is Audimee just using to the pitch and character of the original vocal (the vocal to be transformed)? To explain further, if I was to record my vocals with a bit of background noise (maybe very soft traffic, birds, the hum of an air-conditioner etc) would all that noise be in the AI version? Or, if I was to use a cheap microphone or even an iPhone to record vocals, would the AI version have a similar low sound quality?
I understand that lots of musicians are scared by AI or just dislike it, but there are cases in which AI can help musicians like me who compose songs but don't have anyone to sing. With softwares like this i can now compose my vocal parts and have AI "sing" them. I'm still the creator, AI is just like a virtual instrument.
Cantamus has been nice to sing choir songs. It is physical impossible for me as a metso soprano to sing a bass line. Listening to my song is then cool on thst app.
Are all the AI vocals excessively warbly? Also ... they put some reverb on there ... can we get a dry version delivered? PS: Thanks, Lanewood Studios! You are one of the very few sites I *always visit to catch up on things - always most excellent!!
Thank you. I put the reverb on myself just to get a bit of that ‘how does it sound in the mix’ idea. I think none of them are ‘excessively’ warbly actually, but YMMV 😉.
Well, they obviously have commercial agreements with the featured singers. That some of them sound like other famous singers … we’ll have to wait and see if that’s going to be a problem. Had it been so far for other singers that were sound alikes?
it would be necessary to imitate as closely as possible a favorite singer, the accent and intonations, then cut into several parts to train the A.I. on each of its parts separately, with parts of the original that really correspond. I'm going to test this.
Dreadful: I had to endure nearly six whole minutes of YT ads without being given the option to skip them before getting to watch this clip. 😞 There s been a seismic increase of ads time length on YT.
Only just now again, just to see your response here I am faced with a whopping 3'15" commercial (one) without being able to skip, which I am sure will be followed by god knows how many others@@LanewoodStudios
Do you happen to know if certain models will add vibrato to sustain notes sung. For example, if I'm not good at singing vibrato, will one of the AI models add it to the final conversion?
Is the future everyone staring into their phone /device, watching the movies they made, based on the book they wrote, while listening to the music they produced?
Very informative video and well demonstrated. I am a non-singer that desperately needs a singer when writing a song. I'm not sure I could even sing as well as you...okay, I'm sure I can't...lol. But you have given a great demo with just the comparisons I've been looking for. I work for a publisher and I can't even send him any more than lyrics to my songs. So this was exactly what I was looking for. My concerns are more to do with copyright ownership and buying some version outright instead of a subscription. Are my creative works able to be used by the company to further train their AIs? Adobe is getting some serious push-back from their users due to their new End User License Agreement. But this product is doing exactly what I need. As to your question about not using a real singer, my answer is no, this is both legally and morally acceptable in my view. There are so many legal implications that still need to be sorted by the courts, so time will tell. But these AI singers know exactly what their voices are used for and are being paid at the front end...so singers are being paid. Great video. Thank you.
Thanks and glad it was helpful. No idea about whether your input is used to train their AI but I for one don’t really care. But you can use the voice in commercial releases when you’re on a paid plan.
@@LanewoodStudios I really like this software but I would have to be using it on a semi-steady basis to warrant paying for a subscription. I'd like to shop around before I use this type of product. This is not the point though. The point here is that you created another video demonstrating another great tool we can add in our toolkit. Thanks again.
I did end up buying an AI (Vois) product because of this video. I did not buy your recommendation because it only has subscription; this one, you can buy 'credits' outright; I just done a test with three lines of a song (female to male-down a perfect fifth) and it was amazing. So for me, a non-singer, it is a great tool. Thanks again.
@@LanewoodStudios Yes, that's the one. I had several questions and their tech support was immediate and thorough. I don't really know how to use it, so I can't recommend it as yet, but all signs are positive thus far.
I hate the idea of AI, but, having said that, this program is very impressive. Is it any different than adding reverb to my vocals? Who knows? I'll give it a try through your link. Thanks.
There is the whole big blob of uncertainty regarding how this and other Tools like are Trained. If you hear a voice that sounds like an established Vocalist, you may want to be careful trying to use it in a Commercial Product for Sales and Distributions. Of course if you own a LLC in the United States and your Record Label is Sued; you may be able to try to get all of your Company Assets Transferred somewhere the Legal Hawks cannot find them. For now, thank you for sharing the Link and the Platform and your take on how it can be used. Very Useful Information.
How all the legalities of the AI content will go in the future is a question on many minds I’m sure. Just looking at the technical side myself at the moment 😉. Glad the video was useful to you.
14:22 I can't recognize any "ethical" problem here. You can use any available tool to produce your music. Also the new technologies always make somebody jobless... It's just a natural law.
Great Video! Like you song. I Don't want to use an AI vocalist that thousand are using, as well. I want be the singer but I am challenged with an unfortunate nasally and repelling sound that make my friends cringe. You were not cursed with the nasally sound. You sound good. Haha! I guess you can modify some of the AI singers so they sound unique.
@@LanewoodStudios I heard there is a free software named w-okada which allows realtime AI voice changing, but very likely one needs a really powerful and expensive graphics card to make it run with acceptable latency.
I haven't tried it myself but I heard from others that they that some good results with Dutch (my native language) as well for example. So give it a try!
That’s the whole idea. You have to have an existing vocal and then replace it by one of their AI vocals. They recommend doing tuning on the resulting AI vocal not so much on the original vocal.
Yo dude, thanks for the video. It sounds like there's something up with the vocal processing on your speaking voice... Sounds like it's high passed and like you have a cotton ball on your mouth? Sorry if there's a reason for this but I thought I'd mention it as it doesn't sound natural. :)
I've since relaxed on the de-essing a bit in more recent videos. But now I get comments that there's too much sibilance again ;). I guess it's also a matter of taste.
@@LanewoodStudios yes it does ! tried few bars of a Georgian language , some letters and syllables that are not exist in english. replaced to the closest ones, so it sound a beat like a singer that doesn't know the language perfect, or with accent, but nevertheless, its doing the job 👌
I've been using Kits ai, to model vocals I'd isolated and edited from old disco records. I then used the model with Synth V vocals I'd programmed laboriously. Did it work? Did it fu..... It does have potential though, but I was expecting Chaka Khan😂😂.
I am using Audimee. Just started. When I import into cubase the converted file seems to be at a different sample rate so does not line up. I am tracking at 44.1K 16 bit. What should I set cubast at? Thanks for any info
Yes I believe I mention in the video that the sample rate of the files they produce is a bit weird. But when you import into Cubase just let Cubase convert to the sample rate of your project and then there should be no problem.
@@LanewoodStudios thank you sir for the quick response. Cubase is not converting but I have a couple of work arounds. I will let you know my solution once I settle on that. I appreciate you and your channel. :)
@@JamesPresley thanks. When you drag your way audio into the Cubase project it comes up with a pop-up dialog in which you can say what to do with the audio. If that doesn’t happen, maybe you have disabled it? See forums.steinberg.net/t/convert-dialog-box-missing-when-importing/675629
@@LanewoodStudios thanks for that info. That could be it. I don’t get that dialog box. I will be back in my studio in a few hours and try that. I will let you know the results. Thanks again. :)
I actually enjoyed your vocals without autotune the most, they were the only ones that didn't feel fake popmusic-ish. all the ai voices are so annoying, also the falsetto thing it's more musical without it imho
Aston sounds VERY close to Hayley Williams - their demo of her even does her band Paramore's Misery Business. Damn, I was hoping you had the $12 account, because they don't specify the bitrate of the MP3s and the free MP3 is 192kHz. I'm not paying them for less than 256 or better still 320/VBR🙃 But now I doubt it is, 16-bit 40kHz??? screw this company LOL I'd accept 44.1 even, 40 is just weird o.O They should have an FAQ with the audio specs, or better yet ON THE PLAN BUY PAGE like a company not being sketchy would do Thanks for sharing :) In my brief use (Free Account) I definitely noticed that warble on longer notes, better on some voices than others.
I discussed the 40KHz with them as bit non-standard and they indicated that the algorithm currently works most efficient at that bit rate. They may change it later. Can be easily converted while importing into your DAW anyway.
@@LanewoodStudios Grappig, een goed accent valt niet te negeren. Hoi! Ik woon inmiddels in Italie, waar ik nu mijn muziekstudio aan het bouwen ben. Leuke video! Succes
great and interesting video. I can't wait until someone releases an ai plug-in that I can just buy outright. I never like the idea of subscribing to something unless I absolutely have to. I usually start off like gang busters and after a bit I use subscriptions much less and feel like I am wasting money.
@@LanewoodStudios Absolutely sure...it´s yours that has the most emotional impact and warmest sound. Unfortunately it can be hard to hear his own voice. Know that from myself.
The problem is... counterfeit people. You're replacing a real performance by a human being with a counterfeit vocalist that never 'sang' the song. Besides: Everybody (who is willing to pay) has access to the same catalogue of voices, making every song made with this technology sound more alike and less special or individual. Flooding an already overcrowded market with counterfeit vocals is a very slippery slope and eventually a race to the bottom.
Just because they access to the technology doesn't mean they know how to create good songs. It is a skill to create a vocals in your head, visualize it, and sing it (or have someone else sing it) if someone has this skill and perfects one of the models, they would become a superstar.
Oh dear. It seems to me that what AI can't (yet) do is create either the emotion or a subtle and unique personality to a vocal. Even for a demo, these are things that could be crucial to selling a song. And where, for example, the video author has to drop down to low notes because he can't handle the falsetto high notes, the AI only copies that: the inference behind the words is completely changed by singing the lines low instead of high. And then, I reflect on part of what makes a pop song a hit, and I think it is because the artist as a person resonates with an audience (hence all the TC interviews that follow etc). AI makes a complete nonsense of all of this by de-humanising what ought to have some human artistry (faults and all) and personality in it. So I'm out, as they say on Dragon's Den (and yes I'm a singer, and so are/were Lou Reed, Mark Knopfler, Dylan, Leonard Cohen etc, who could not be called great singers in the technical sense but who can nevertheless deliver a spellbinding performance - why is that I wonder, and no prizes for guessing).
NO... you can alter the pitch or adjust the low pitched phrases with Melodyne to keep your original idea intact if you want to. This is simply a tool for helping the songwriting process along, I wouldn't personally look to release something with an AI vocal, (but that time WILL come)and for now this is perfect if I need a female vocal demo voice in the correct pitch for an artist.
Long time ago, singing was equal to live singing. Every song was uniqe, personal and unrepeatable. Then came recording, and every song became repeatable, impersonal. Now, here is AI, and we will never know, what comes from the loudspeakers, is a human, or just a computer.
So how do you feel about AI vocals and what they can be used for?
I think AI can be a good thing in music. I never had access to singers and rappers so I started using Vocs AI and their artists
@@dantestaccato thanks for sharing!
Its fake ... Like Auto tune ..I prefer talented or good singers instead of this iI do everything alone thingy .. I am happy that i growed up in a time where people meet each other to make music .. And they did thier best to play as good as possible .. Auto tune and AI are just for the ones who dont cant sing or want to destroy thier real voice and pretend they have a voice what you hear .. Welcome in 2024 ..
Sure, it’s not for everybody. It’s also not going away though so I’d rather learn how to use it.
I imagine using it to fatten background vocals would work really well. Instant Mutt Lange!
Got the same problem: Composing since 1999 for living...but can't hold a single note ;-) And now, finally, I can write Songs without the barrier in my head "I need a Singer for the demo...ohnoooo...so much work..." Now I can do the writing.
Yes it’s great for that 😎
Yes, I no longer have to eal with the egotistical, delusional and entitled person inside the talent that I hire and pay, due to AI. Imagine paying for these demo singers, providing a safe space, vocal lessons, and professional studio with top notch engineers, and still have these singers think they are Mariah Carey without the resume. No more!
Thank you, the gods of AI.
@@LouYorkLife that's what is holding my music release. I already do everything, now I learned how to make those metal screams but I really need a singer for melodic parts. And I'm tired of delusional, ego, full of shit people. I'll sure try this one out.
@andredossantos6349 yes give it a try!
Amen to that brother
This is the best of the AI vocal demo videos I've seen .... honest, useful, straightforward. I'm finding these ai services most useful for harmonies and backup vox.
Thank you, very kind of you to say. And yes, they can be used very well for that.
Very interesting. Fast forward a few years, and I see this included in Cubase. Track your lead vocal, and it will profile your voice, make an AI version of you and then instantly generate harmonies or background vocals for your track, or even doubling takes, in seconds instead of having to make a bunch of takes, and then comping them.
Great ideas, and yes that might be the future!
I CAN'T wait for this part. Thanks for the dream!
Dude, this has already been in Persons Studio One for years, including changing key for both audio and midi. The future is already here.
I love technology but I worry that feel will be lost making music this week.
I would love to create a digital audio workstation that does exactly that. I would love to use logic but logic is becoming way too complicated and way too visual. I would love to make a digital audio workstation that really focused more on the music and less on the visuals. I would love to have a whole ton of knobs and sliders to make it easy for people to just use a navigate rather than having to constantly click on the screen or use a mouse. It gets tough sometimes when it comes to editing with the mouse like that because when you can't see You don't know if you're messing something up
Your comment about the vibe that each voice brings is very good. A good way to try out different vibes.
Thanks for listening
perfect breakdown and exact use cases I have in mind! pls keep us updated that stuff evolves so fast
There will be another video coming up in the not too distant future 😎.
Thanks for sharing this!
I'm not a well trained singer but I still want to use my own vocals because it's fun & I want to improve.
But this is wonderful in combination!
You’re welcome!
@@LanewoodStudios so with this app we cant really clone our own voice, right? it will sound something totally different?
@KorinasAcademy you can also make a voice model of your own voice yes. I show that in a follow-up video.
@@LanewoodStudios I've tried Audimee since you recommended it, and it's perfect for me. I'm only making music for my own creative purpose, and sharing with family, friends, and the worlds smallest fan base. Audimee is much more available for backing vocals than my adult children with awesome singing skills but oh so busy with their own lives.
@@lasselasse5215 great to hear that. Enjoy!
What I find amazing is the AI generated voices have your accent qualities incorporated. Amazing what technology can do.
Yes they take over all my bad habits too 😉.
This was a great run through of this site and it's ability. For recording demo's this is an unbelievable tool. Fantastic.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very interesting, thanks. And these are just the early days! Fascinating.
Glad you enjoyed it
This video is excellent - the comparisons and your examples are very helpful. It makes me think that in about 5-10 years we'll have outboard gear or pedal sized devices that will do this in real time. Probably it will be added as a feature in the next generation of workstations or arrangers like autotune and harmonizers, then separated as a single use piece of gear. I have a Roland VT-4, maybe the VT-12 will have a selection dial of 4-8 AI real time voice processors. Maybe Apple Logic 11 will do this - much like the named drummers. I can't wait for more of this technology.
Thank you 🙏. More things to come in the future for sure.
..and not only your voice. I barely work with vocal samples, cause The few that are really good, inspiring and, above all, actually usable due to their quality are so rare that other producers have already used them. In fact, me and a friend of mine used the same sample independently and when our (shared) record company asked us about it, we wondered who had "officially" remixed whom. But I recently found a vocal pack by chance that was so incredibly good that I immediately had two songs in my head with it. During the production (they were female RnB/Funk/Gospel songs) I thought to myself: "It's a shame. THIS SONG would be a great duet!... wait..." would be??"
So I went to my trusted AI Vocal Site, uploaded one of the two verses, chose a nice male AI voice and turned the woman into a man (DON'T FORGET to transpose down an octave in the defaults!) THE ONLY PROBLEM IS NOW JUST: I bought the license to use these vocals. However, according to German copyright law, for example, changing a work of art(even if it has been licensed) is prohibited. I have to clarify with the producer of this sample series first... whether I'm allowed to do that ;-)
Great story and use of AI I think. The legal precedences of it all though …. we’re still discovering I guess 😉.
Right. the EU is very far ahead of helping people sort through the legalities of this sort of Tool. In the US, as in the olden days of yore; it is like the Wild Wild West in digital. By the time our Government gets around to actually clarifying some Terms of Use for AI Tools; those of us who are fascinated and intrigued will likely be trying to do whatever we can get away with.
James sounds like Vertical Horizon vocalist Matt Scannell. Aston sounds like Stevie Nicks
Oh they definitely seem to be modeled a bit based on famous voices.
AI has achieved many milestones, including ChatGPT, and I believe it is starting to significantly impact music production. Every musician should now learn how to integrate AI into their daily work, which will provide huge value.
Yes it’s definitely here to stay.
Could be great for doubling vocals if you only have one track. This Sheet blows my mind.
Yes could be great for that!
Wow fascinating.....really impressive...and this is only going to get better. Already absolutely useable for backing and harmony vocals to strengthen a track. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
thanks for the thorough overview and comparing AI from a singer to AI generated from a non singer.
Glad it was useful!
Excellent professional video thanks I’m trying to find out how AI software can improve my singing voice for personal use as a hobby. This is the best video on this I’ve seen so far by a long way and a great help. I am amazed at what can now be achieved and will definitely consider buying this software.
Thanks, you can also check out the update to this video with some added features on the Audimee website. And if you're going to subscribe, maybe do so via my affiliate link in the description of those videos 😎😀.
Thanks for the video, AI vocals sounds great, what a technology , I’m shocked)
I know, right?
I like your natural singing voice even if it’s rather sweet than perfect. I find these things fascinating but I promise in a few years most of the people will appreciate everything natural and „touchable“
Are you sure you listened to my voice and not the voice of the singer of our band (which is in the intro)? 😅
Here's tip to get the falsetto parts. . isolate that part and sing it an octave lower (as you did) and then pitch it up 12 cents in Audimee. My voice is too low to hit most mid-range vocals without going into falsetto and I can't belt out a part in falsetto. . so that's very useful for me to do.
Great tip!
Personally, I think that the technology could be useful when working with sketch vocals. I would not let it out of the studio though. Aslo helpful if one does not possess adequate vocal chops.
Yes exactly what I was trying here as well.
PERFECT and thank you so much. I am so happy tech has gotten to this point. What an amazing video that addresses all my concerns and needs in real life. So much money, time and frustration dealing with ungrateful artist is going to be safes ALL YEAR long and the foreseeable future. Thanks, and stated wit ZERO ethical issues whatsoever.
You’re welcome!
"stoooorm is rising, the..." this melody is playing in my brain (in loop) this morning... I have just put 3 "like" (my accounts) on the Awash video, nice song!
Thank you very much 😀!
Really depends on the input though. I think that it would be interesting if you showed a video with an out of tune vocal as input for the processed vocal.
It will surely help the composers like myself along the way as usually the worst part is singing. I can handle guitars, bass and even drums, but singing 😂
Yes the input is important but as I show in the video, I also tried it with my own voice and I’m definitely not a singer.
Thanks for this walkthrough, great when a real producer test things like this! I feel this isn't really different than EZ Drummer, EZ Keys and more by Toontrack, now just with vocals. Same with guitars, where you profile amps with Kemper and what not. The backside is that this won't add any value if you're an artist yourself, to have AI vocals on your music, so for artist branding like if you have a band or a solo artist, using AI could cause issues with building a fanbase - at least if you are not upfront about it (But we have Gorillaz ect). Cool tools!
Yes, let's see where it all goes ....
I think one strong application is for BVs. If you have to generate BVs from a lead and pitch shifting you're restricted to the timing and lyrics on that lead. With AI you can input unique musically credible BVs with proper phrasing, words, gender mix.
Yes that’s a good use!
I am trying to find one that fixes MY voice I don't want my voice to sound like someone else. I want to hear my voice what it would be like if I could actually sing.
Isn’t that more the usual tuning software that you need in that case? And not so much an AI voice package?
@@LanewoodStudios No it's not about pitch/tuning, and not even EQ really.
This technology is changing so quickly ... I wonder if you might have the time and desire to create a "Lanewood Studio Updated AI Vocals Subchannel" that can be updated as the next new thing comes around. Today ... Audimee. Tomorrow ...?
Either way - I love what you do, across your multiple channels, thank you!
Ha … definitely don’t have the time to start another channel but good that you are enjoying the current one. 👍
I use Synthesizer-V, which is more of a song-writing tool than a vocal replacer. It is however, capable of results that can fool even singers that it was sung by a real singer and could be used on commercial releases. As a non-singer myself, it has revolutionized how I write songs. If someone gives me lyrics, I can compose a simple piano backing and topline vocal in an hour and provide a demo. Of course it takes longer to do a more complex arrangement, and to finesse, but to get the idea across to a lyricist, its gold. And it has become invaluable in writing my own lyrics, something I always struggled with when I had to rely on session vocalists. I have a couple of links to Alonetone playlists in my profile if you want to hear how that sounds. I struggle to finish productions, but its no longer ever the fault of the vocal line.
Must have a look at that as well. You can provide a link in a comment but it will only be visible after I approve it. Comments with links are held back until approved.
I just bought it and I'm looking forward to learning it. I saw they have ARA2 now if your DAW has it. Of course I use Ableton which didn't include it in next version (12) despite millions of Live users requesting it. What is your workflow? Any tips to go from zero to 100 in a few months? Anything to avoid? Thank you! They don't have a owner's manual so I'm just watching videos trying to understand the interface but I'm gathering advice from users.. Thank you!
Sounds perfect for harmonies und backing vocals you're not supposed to hear clearly.
Absolutely!
It could come in very handy for backing vocals
Yes very much.
Wow, sounds pretty good actually. No glitches or drop offs clicks or other imperfections....What I did notice is that obviously the singers are all different but the vocal performances are exactly as the original. What makes singers different are all the nuances style and vibe they inject on each song. So all of that is not there. It's just the same performance with a different voice...
Yes you are right. The advantage of that is that you're more in control of what is being produced of course, but it is missing the human character and diversity.
Thank you. This was very helpful.
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Maybe one day there will be a box that you connect to your microfone and that will convert your voice in (almost) realtime. So you can use this transformation on a live stage.
One day ......
What I really, really would like to know is how well you can capture your own singer, and what effort it'd take.
Got the problem that he removed (to another country, sadly) and I have stuff open that I'd like to get done with...
I didn't test that exactly but I tried it with a vocal from a sample library in this video: th-cam.com/video/VruS8HD-ssk/w-d-xo.html
And that worked quite well. As long as you have clean vocal recordings from your singer for 10 - 15 minutes it should probably work quite well.
@@LanewoodStudios Well, to fit the voice you feed it, it didn't need to change anything. Dunno what happens when someone elses voice is used as a lead.
But it does sound great, and since I have plenty of tracks of our former singer, I think I might just give it a try.
Please click my affiliate link first 😉
sure!@@LanewoodStudios
@michaelsimrock5803 😎😁
great.. very helpful. Thank you very much
You are welcome!
You should try ACE Studio works inside your Daw :) And its a complete new ball game :) Compared to any other A.I The original singers have given there permission and get paid for there work :) You can also Mix up to 3 different singers and make your own and it lets your input midi and use your own vocal :) Adjust your pitch vibrato etc :) Looks cubase VarioAudio.
Yes I saw that in another video. Still need to try it 👍.
Effective demo. Practical.
@@parkjammer thanks.
Great video! I think this technology will be useful for artist who don't sing and want to demo a song idea. The AI voices are lacking unique character and feel of a real human voice, but I think they sound pretty good.
Yes they are best when they’re in addition to real vocals at the moment.
Grappig te horen dat de AI vocal ook het Nederlandse accent overneemt van de input van je eigen vocal. Tip: je kunt ook gewoon Nederlandstalige teksten als input gebruiken, dat levert best heel goede Nederlandse vocalen op.
Ha ha, ja je hoort mijn Nederlandse accent duidelijk als je dat herkent 😉. Zal het ook eens proberen met Nederlandse teksten dan 👍.
Very interesting video 😀 i think i Will test this tool shortly
Hi Felipe, go for it!
For whatever it's worth, I preferred your vocal for it's vulnerability, honesty, and authenticity over your singers vocal. I appreciate that taste is subjective. But I really felt like you were being a bit unkind to yourself.
Everything has its place. Maybe someday you will find that place for your voice in the context of a personal expression.
I wish you success in your future endeavors, sir.
Are you sure you listened to MY voice and not the one of our singer versus the AI in the intro ? 😉
One day it will be able to meld a voice with the characteristics, formants and timbre of any singer you choose.So that maybe I could mix my voice with Stevie Wonder and John Lennon and play with the ratios.
It doesn't sound that silly any more ! Thanks.
Maybe one day!
Thanks for another excellent in-depth video! I have a question - is Audimee just using to the pitch and character of the original vocal (the vocal to be transformed)? To explain further, if I was to record my vocals with a bit of background noise (maybe very soft traffic, birds, the hum of an air-conditioner etc) would all that noise be in the AI version? Or, if I was to use a cheap microphone or even an iPhone to record vocals, would the AI version have a similar low sound quality?
The original recording should be as clean as possible. On the current interface they even provide the possibility to filter out noise/reverb etc.
I understand that lots of musicians are scared by AI or just dislike it, but there are cases in which AI can help musicians like me who compose songs but don't have anyone to sing. With softwares like this i can now compose my vocal parts and have AI "sing" them. I'm still the creator, AI is just like a virtual instrument.
Yes exactly 👍
Cantamus has been nice to sing choir songs. It is physical impossible for me as a metso soprano to sing a bass line. Listening to my song is then cool on thst app.
Sounds useful indeed.
Are all the AI vocals excessively warbly?
Also ... they put some reverb on there ... can we get a dry version delivered?
PS: Thanks, Lanewood Studios! You are one of the very few sites I *always visit to catch up on things - always most excellent!!
Thank you. I put the reverb on myself just to get a bit of that ‘how does it sound in the mix’ idea. I think none of them are ‘excessively’ warbly actually, but YMMV 😉.
i'm more curious about the copyright complications of those singers who sound like already famous singers.
Well, they obviously have commercial agreements with the featured singers. That some of them sound like other famous singers … we’ll have to wait and see if that’s going to be a problem. Had it been so far for other singers that were sound alikes?
Thanks for the video, AI vocals sounds great, what a technology , I’m shocked
Yes it’s pretty great!
it would be necessary to imitate as closely as possible a favorite singer, the accent and intonations, then cut into several parts to train the A.I. on each of its parts separately, with parts of the original that really correspond. I'm going to test this.
Good ideas. Give it a try.
Dreadful: I had to endure nearly six whole minutes of YT ads without being given the option to skip them before getting to watch this clip. 😞
There s been a seismic increase of ads time length on YT.
That’s a lot indeed. I never notice that myself since I’ve had TH-cam premium for ages.
Only just now again, just to see your response here I am faced with a whopping 3'15" commercial (one) without being able to skip, which I am sure will be followed by god knows how many others@@LanewoodStudios
Not even Prime Time TV channels don't have that lengthy commercial breaks@@LanewoodStudios
Do you happen to know if certain models will add vibrato to sustain notes sung. For example, if I'm not good at singing vibrato, will one of the AI models add it to the final conversion?
I notice that the model tries to stick as closely as possible to the original inflections that were used. So I don’t believe that is provided.
This is fantastic for me. I can sing fine, but my voice is not great for some genres of music. Now I won't feel so limited when writing songs
Exactly!
Spot-on
@@ronniboi312 👍
Is the future everyone staring into their phone /device, watching the movies they made, based on the book they wrote, while listening to the music they produced?
Probably not, but we'll see ;)
Thanks. Great video! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Yes the legality is the questionable bit to me.
We‘ll see how that pans out.
Very informative video and well demonstrated. I am a non-singer that desperately needs a singer when writing a song. I'm not sure I could even sing as well as you...okay, I'm sure I can't...lol. But you have given a great demo with just the comparisons I've been looking for. I work for a publisher and I can't even send him any more than lyrics to my songs. So this was exactly what I was looking for.
My concerns are more to do with copyright ownership and buying some version outright instead of a subscription. Are my creative works able to be used by the company to further train their AIs? Adobe is getting some serious push-back from their users due to their new End User License Agreement.
But this product is doing exactly what I need. As to your question about not using a real singer, my answer is no, this is both legally and morally acceptable in my view. There are so many legal implications that still need to be sorted by the courts, so time will tell. But these AI singers know exactly what their voices are used for and are being paid at the front end...so singers are being paid. Great video. Thank you.
Thanks and glad it was helpful. No idea about whether your input is used to train their AI but I for one don’t really care. But you can use the voice in commercial releases when you’re on a paid plan.
@@LanewoodStudios I really like this software but I would have to be using it on a semi-steady basis to warrant paying for a subscription. I'd like to shop around before I use this type of product. This is not the point though. The point here is that you created another video demonstrating another great tool we can add in our toolkit. Thanks again.
I did end up buying an AI (Vois) product because of this video. I did not buy your recommendation because it only has subscription; this one, you can buy 'credits' outright; I just done a test with three lines of a song (female to male-down a perfect fifth) and it was amazing. So for me, a non-singer, it is a great tool. Thanks again.
@@musicmaniac1949 great that you found something for your use. I assume you mean this one: getvois.com/ ?
I'll have to check it out later 👍
@@LanewoodStudios Yes, that's the one. I had several questions and their tech support was immediate and thorough. I don't really know how to use it, so I can't recommend it as yet, but all signs are positive thus far.
Are their any tools that can convert the vocal if you feed it the original track, ie without isolating the duff vocal first?
Maybe something like voice.ai? Haven’t tried it myself though.
I think it´s really great
It is, give it a try!
I hate the idea of AI, but, having said that, this program is very impressive. Is it any different than adding reverb to my vocals? Who knows? I'll give it a try through your link. Thanks.
Exactly, you can look at it as some special processing.
There is the whole big blob of uncertainty regarding how this and other Tools like are Trained. If you hear a voice that sounds like an established Vocalist, you may want to be careful trying to use it in a Commercial Product for Sales and Distributions. Of course if you own a LLC in the United States and your Record Label is Sued; you may be able to try to get all of your Company Assets Transferred somewhere the Legal Hawks cannot find them. For now, thank you for sharing the Link and the Platform and your take on how it can be used. Very Useful Information.
How all the legalities of the AI content will go in the future is a question on many minds I’m sure. Just looking at the technical side myself at the moment 😉. Glad the video was useful to you.
14:22 I can't recognize any "ethical" problem here. You can use any available tool to produce your music. Also the new technologies always make somebody jobless... It's just a natural law.
True!
Great, thanks. How will you voice be with a female AI ?
Didn’t try that one yet 😉
The Isabella model gives a cool country vibe. Suits the song better than a male vocal in my opinion.
Yes I agree, that vocal is very nice for this one.
I think this will ultimately stifle individual creativity as well, limiting diversity and ultimately killing music
I don't know, it will change things for sure but drum machines and VSTis have not killed the use of real drummers and musicians.
that"s impressive
Absolutely!
Great Video! Like you song. I Don't want to use an AI vocalist that thousand are using, as well. I want be the singer but I am challenged with an unfortunate nasally and repelling sound that make my friends cringe. You were not cursed with the nasally sound. You sound good. Haha! I guess you can modify some of the AI singers so they sound unique.
Thanks 😁. I guess you have to look for alternatives if you don’t like your own voice 😉.
When will this be available for realtime singing? sure, some latency will always be there but one can learn to sing ahead of time
Good idea but I have no idea 😋
@@LanewoodStudios I heard there is a free software named w-okada which allows realtime AI voice changing, but very likely one needs a really powerful and expensive graphics card to make it run with acceptable latency.
@@backslash68 thanks, I'll have a look.
@@LanewoodStudios please let me know later about your results
Thank you very much! Does it work with other languages than englisch?
I haven't tried it myself but I heard from others that they that some good results with Dutch (my native language) as well for example. So give it a try!
Thank you!
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Excelente video! Question: Theres a way to "autotune" my own voice with AI to perfect pitch a song?
Or to use an AI vocal as a "base" and replace my voice?
That’s the whole idea. You have to have an existing vocal and then replace it by one of their AI vocals. They recommend doing tuning on the resulting AI vocal not so much on the original vocal.
Yo dude, thanks for the video. It sounds like there's something up with the vocal processing on your speaking voice... Sounds like it's high passed and like you have a cotton ball on your mouth? Sorry if there's a reason for this but I thought I'd mention it as it doesn't sound natural. :)
Like there's a de-esser that's being overused maybe?
I've since relaxed on the de-essing a bit in more recent videos. But now I get comments that there's too much sibilance again ;). I guess it's also a matter of taste.
what DAW are you using?
Cubase 13 pro
Hey will you make a tutorial about how to fix ai voice with auto tune?
I find that I use the same way for AI voices as for 'real' voices. And I already have a video for that on the channel. Does it not work for you?
Crazy times indeed... Does it also able to work on other languages then English with those "AI singers" , say Russian, Hebrew, German, Arabic etc...
Hmm interesting question. Haven’t tried that. Give it a go on the free tier and let us know 😉.
@@LanewoodStudios yes it does ! tried few bars of a Georgian language , some letters and syllables that are not exist in english. replaced to the closest ones, so it sound a beat like a singer that doesn't know the language perfect, or with accent, but nevertheless, its doing the job 👌
@@mozizo11 ha, great that you tried and for letting us know 👍
I love this video
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Can i use this stand alone. I don't want to upload any of my material to their server.
No at this point it’s a website.
I've been using Kits ai, to model vocals I'd isolated and edited from old disco records. I then used the model with Synth V vocals I'd programmed laboriously. Did it work? Did it fu.....
It does have potential though, but I was expecting Chaka Khan😂😂.
Maybe try to teach Audimee with those isolated vocals?
I will give it a go 👍@@LanewoodStudios
Can you use any language on the conversion or is it just English??
I haven’t tried it myself but I’ve seen multiple people comment that is even works in their foreign language. Just try it first.
I am using Audimee. Just started. When I import into cubase the converted file seems to be at a different sample rate so does not line up. I am tracking at 44.1K 16 bit. What should I set cubast at? Thanks for any info
Yes I believe I mention in the video that the sample rate of the files they produce is a bit weird. But when you import into Cubase just let Cubase convert to the sample rate of your project and then there should be no problem.
@@LanewoodStudios thank you sir for the quick response. Cubase is not converting but I have a couple of work arounds. I will let you know my solution once I settle on that. I appreciate you and your channel. :)
@@JamesPresley thanks. When you drag your way audio into the Cubase project it comes up with a pop-up dialog in which you can say what to do with the audio. If that doesn’t happen, maybe you have disabled it? See forums.steinberg.net/t/convert-dialog-box-missing-when-importing/675629
@@LanewoodStudios thanks for that info. That could be it. I don’t get that dialog box. I will be back in my studio in a few hours and try that. I will let you know the results. Thanks again. :)
@@JamesPresley 👍🙏
I actually enjoyed your vocals without autotune the most, they were the only ones that didn't feel fake popmusic-ish. all the ai voices are so annoying, also the falsetto thing it's more musical without it imho
Thank you!
I agree your vocals had a real connection to the lyrics and soul of the song, well done, sing your songs
@@normjones6916 🙏
That's cool
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How did you autotuned your voice?
Just with Variaudio in Cubase. I have a separate video about that 😉.
Aston sounds VERY close to Hayley Williams - their demo of her even does her band Paramore's Misery Business.
Damn, I was hoping you had the $12 account, because they don't specify the bitrate of the MP3s and the free MP3 is 192kHz. I'm not paying them for less than 256 or better still 320/VBR🙃
But now I doubt it is, 16-bit 40kHz??? screw this company LOL I'd accept 44.1 even, 40 is just weird o.O They should have an FAQ with the audio specs, or better yet ON THE PLAN BUY PAGE like a company not being sketchy would do
Thanks for sharing :) In my brief use (Free Account) I definitely noticed that warble on longer notes, better on some voices than others.
I discussed the 40KHz with them as bit non-standard and they indicated that the algorithm currently works most efficient at that bit rate. They may change it later. Can be easily converted while importing into your DAW anyway.
@@LanewoodStudios I actually kinda wondered about that not long after I posted. That makes sense. I need to stop being so cynical >_> thanks!
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Are you from Holland or so?
Yes I am 😁
@@LanewoodStudios Grappig, een goed accent valt niet te negeren. Hoi! Ik woon inmiddels in Italie, waar ik nu mijn muziekstudio aan het bouwen ben. Leuke video! Succes
Nice
Thank you!
Need real-time conversion
For what?
i need a product that allows me to sing live with the voice of another singer ... simple@@LanewoodStudios
In paid AUDIMEE, can the models sing in Spanish?
Not sure, give it a go in trial otherwise and let us know in the comments :).
great and interesting video. I can't wait until someone releases an ai plug-in that I can just buy outright. I never like the idea of subscribing to something unless I absolutely have to. I usually start off like gang busters and after a bit I use subscriptions much less and feel like I am wasting money.
Yes it can be tough to decide when to terminate a subscription.
And voices work in Spanish?
I heard they also work quite well for other languages yes.
Very interesting
Yes!
Actors, musicians, producers, directors, animators, editors, studios, programmers, engineers and many many more are now obsolete.
Well, drum machines have not made drummers obsolete but it’s going to change for sure.
I like your voice best
Are you sure? It’s not the one in the beginning but further in the video 😅.
@@LanewoodStudios Absolutely sure...it´s yours that has the most emotional impact and warmest sound. Unfortunately it can be hard to hear his own voice. Know that from myself.
@nantschev ha, ok thanks!
I guess an idea would be to pay someone on fiver to give you a good demo then use this when that doesn’t work out.
Yes another good option too!
Ilove the female vocal
Yes it's great!
The problem is... counterfeit people. You're replacing a real performance by a human being with a counterfeit vocalist that never 'sang' the song. Besides: Everybody (who is willing to pay) has access to the same catalogue of voices, making every song made with this technology sound more alike and less special or individual. Flooding an already overcrowded market with counterfeit vocals is a very slippery slope and eventually a race to the bottom.
Ok I understand your arguments. Do you think it can still be stopped though? I believe it is here to stay and would like to find a way to use it.
Just because they access to the technology doesn't mean they know how to create good songs. It is a skill to create a vocals in your head, visualize it, and sing it (or have someone else sing it) if someone has this skill and perfects one of the models, they would become a superstar.
If you aren't the first , then you are last
This is not going away
Eyeroll. Sir let us know the limit of electronics we are allowed to use please. If it is so easy let's see your work.
Now I don't have to deal with Axl Rose
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I think it’s ok for demos…..but I wouldn’t want to see this being used for released material.
It’s getting better all the time. In a full mix you may not be able to tell the difference anymore.
@@LanewoodStudios True...times are changing. I remember when drum machines and synths arrived.....
@@Hammerman48 me too ;)
Oh dear. It seems to me that what AI can't (yet) do is create either the emotion or a subtle and unique personality to a vocal. Even for a demo, these are things that could be crucial to selling a song. And where, for example, the video author has to drop down to low notes because he can't handle the falsetto high notes, the AI only copies that: the inference behind the words is completely changed by singing the lines low instead of high. And then, I reflect on part of what makes a pop song a hit, and I think it is because the artist as a person resonates with an audience (hence all the TC interviews that follow etc). AI makes a complete nonsense of all of this by de-humanising what ought to have some human artistry (faults and all) and personality in it. So I'm out, as they say on Dragon's Den (and yes I'm a singer, and so are/were Lou Reed, Mark Knopfler, Dylan, Leonard Cohen etc, who could not be called great singers in the technical sense but who can nevertheless deliver a spellbinding performance - why is that I wonder, and no prizes for guessing).
Thanks for your input. We’ll see how it all pans out.
NO... you can alter the pitch or adjust the low pitched phrases with Melodyne to keep your original idea intact if you want to.
This is simply a tool for helping the songwriting process along, I wouldn't personally look to release something with an AI vocal, (but that time WILL come)and for now this is perfect if I need a female vocal demo voice in the correct pitch for an artist.
But thanks for the video, possibly helpful to me.
My vocal is not the one in the beginning but later on in the video. It’s …. well at least very limited.
Long time ago, singing was equal to live singing. Every song was uniqe, personal and unrepeatable. Then came recording, and every song became repeatable, impersonal. Now, here is AI, and we will never know, what comes from the loudspeakers, is a human, or just a computer.
I guess nothing endures but change, even if we don’t like it 😉.