Thanks for the video. I did buy Spawn and the truth., I'm always buying something. AI is here and I believe that it has value and provides ideas, like if you had another producer in the room. Times are changing in the music creation space. Put your own personal stamp on it and go make a hit song.
I made some videos on how to come up with $#!t without AI and it can be very eye opening if people actually wanted to learn basic music theory. I feel like this AI tools are not for someone who is trying to express themselves but just want to fool around and accidentally stumble on something. That AI thing is like throwing paint on the wall, expecting that eventually it's going to look like masterpiece. Machines don't have any emotional thing to guide them in writing music relatable to humans. It's just an accident if something strikes a chord but to me is not saving time. Just an option.
i dont think too highly of this. especially in times where we get FULLY PRODUCED SONGS produced by AI prompts. i mean this sounds like literally me just tinkering away on my keyboard to find any cool cadences? very laboured and random. the only GOOD thing is? them AI tunes you can create, they are technically both copyrighted to the AI owners AND since the AI has been trained with thousands of real songs, the songs you get often are inspired by real life songs and that is where this VST is better....no copyright claims. also...this is only in its baby shoes. what will happen if any upcoming DAW gets real built in AI? oh boy.
I see your point, there's already an AI-based DAW that was released earlier this year but I'm not sure if it produce tracks on its own. Other than that, I stay true to my craft and create whatever comes to mind. I know that these AI tools are going to be abused to the core but it's up to us to choose whether we want to create art because of what we want to prove to either ourselves or to each other.
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Was soooooo waiting for your video 😅
Great video bro
Thanks for the video. I did buy Spawn and the truth., I'm always buying something. AI is here and I believe that it has value and provides ideas, like if you had another producer in the room. Times are changing in the music creation space. Put your own personal stamp on it and go make a hit song.
Can you please show me how to extract the midi file while keeping the sound separate so I can add my favorite effects?
I made some videos on how to come up with $#!t without AI and it can be very eye opening if people actually wanted to learn basic music theory. I feel like this AI tools are not for someone who is trying to express themselves but just want to fool around and accidentally stumble on something. That AI thing is like throwing paint on the wall, expecting that eventually it's going to look like masterpiece. Machines don't have any emotional thing to guide them in writing music relatable to humans. It's just an accident if something strikes a chord but to me is not saving time. Just an option.
i dont think too highly of this. especially in times where we get FULLY PRODUCED SONGS produced by AI prompts.
i mean this sounds like literally me just tinkering away on my keyboard to find any cool cadences? very laboured and random.
the only GOOD thing is? them AI tunes you can create, they are technically both copyrighted to the AI owners AND since the AI has been trained with thousands of real songs, the songs you get often are inspired by real life songs and that is where this VST is better....no copyright claims.
also...this is only in its baby shoes. what will happen if any upcoming DAW gets real built in AI? oh boy.
I see your point, there's already an AI-based DAW that was released earlier this year but I'm not sure if it produce tracks on its own. Other than that, I stay true to my craft and create whatever comes to mind. I know that these AI tools are going to be abused to the core but it's up to us to choose whether we want to create art because of what we want to prove to either ourselves or to each other.