I love them as tools to spend less time on the technical part and more time to do what actually matters; to get the music faster out of my head into ableton. It’s a real time saver aswell.
Yeah can be great time savers and sanity checks, having a reasonably fast work flow for me has always been super important so you don't get bogged down with the technical stuff and loose track of the big picture! Are you using any other AI VSTs at the minute?
@@MondoLoops I.m a big fan of the whole Isotope series, that all for AI. Next to that I use instacomposer2. It is a chord generator, not an ai but it can create multiple patterns at the same time. Enough together creative with.
Synth plant really powerful. And yeah sonible products really worth the investment, especially if you not yet having access to great studio grade equipments or just wanna work outside the studio
Thanks for this! Will definitely check some of these out.. but isn't it funny how there is so much out there jumping on the AI bandwagon when they're simply algorithm-driven and got nothing to do with self learning neural networks? :D
Hey thank you so much for the helpful video, I want to see the tools that will come for our jobs, whether it be a dj, producer, or an engineer. It's tough to decide whether to jump on the bandwagon, or be anti AI.
I really like Sonible's stuff. I didn't think of using synthplat for oneshots to get an instrument instead of using the sample pitched, neat idea. I'll check it out.
I use Ozone AI Mastering assistant sometimes - honestly it's hit or miss, but it can act as a sanity check when working alone. Obviously AI Art generation makes cover art a breeze. Not worried about AI music taking over just yet, I think people still look for that human connection with artists they listen to/
Yeah there are some great ozone tools but the full mastering analysis was super hit and miss for me too, have you tried any of the sonible stuff? I think once they can replicate acoustic instruments then I'll start to get worried!
It would be interesting if these AI mastering plugins would let you insert a reference track and match (as closely as it could), things like tone, punch, low/high end etc to the ref track
good to know, please slowdown your vocal delivery a bit so we can hear the product's names better :))) or add sub titles 😂 Logics mastering assistant is amazing too.
Yeah agreed, often people resist new tools but lets not forget how much easier it is to make music now vs 30 years ago, you can focus on the important stuff more and worry less about the technical! Are there any AI tools you are using at the minute?
@@MondoLoops I completely agree, and better tools doesn't inherently equate to better music but I do believe AI is a different beast than anything we've seen in the past. With respect to my life, I'm not using AI for music production but I use a few tools at work just about every day. For context, I'm a Software Engineer by trade.
Loving these videos, the best hobby for sure! However I'm really curious if you could cover ways to carbonate for example a glass bottle and cap it, so that you can store it and make a cool logo to put on? Thanks for these amazing videos again!
I love the most only i used smart limt for a while but its not my thing, what a have with the AI mastering is i don't feel my own taste any more so i dont like it
Ill stick to using my mind to make trackes! All these automatic chord software and AI software are for lazy people who want to bypass the learning stage and have instant gratification...
Definitely a lot of shortcuts these days, I'm not personally against all uses of tools like this as I don't think taking the odd shortcut is bad once you understand the process but neglecting to learn the basic principles of what the AI tool is doing is probably a bad Idea!
I think its a narrow view to just call it lazy. Is it lazy to use vsts and dont learn all the Instruments yourself? Is it lazy to use pre-mixed drum Kits? Yes it can make some parts easier, but therefor you can work more on other aspects. If you wanna be lazy, you can allready be lazy and just put no effort in your music. And there will be people that use AI and put more effort Into their stuff, just in different aspects of it. Its not like Black and White, and does not dependt on the Tools you use imo
@@SimonGrossMusic I don't use samples I make everything from scratch! NO loop packs and I mostly have hardware and I know my synths inside out. I don't care what people use but using AI is stepping over the boundary. One day there will just be a button you press to make a hit song!!
@@SimonGrossMusicDont let anyone tell you which way to do things. Do what you want. People who try to shame others(intentionally or unintentionally) into doing things the way they do it or feel it should be done want everything to always stay the same. To them if something is "easy" they feel like its cheating or not authentic. What they don't realize is the generation before them think they're doing it wrong.. So perspective is everything and there's mutliple ways to achieve the same goal and in the end music is about creativity not the tools that get you there because those tools we use are always changing...
I love them as tools to spend less time on the technical part and more time to do what actually matters; to get the music faster out of my head into ableton. It’s a real time saver aswell.
Yeah can be great time savers and sanity checks, having a reasonably fast work flow for me has always been super important so you don't get bogged down with the technical stuff and loose track of the big picture! Are you using any other AI VSTs at the minute?
@@MondoLoops I.m a big fan of the whole Isotope series, that all for AI. Next to that I use instacomposer2. It is a chord generator, not an ai
but it can create multiple patterns at the same time. Enough together creative with.
You tube randomly put this video in my feed im glad it did that synth plant 2 looks cool thanks fella 👍
Ayy thanks for watching mate, synthplant 2 is pretty wild, are you going to try it out? I was an hour into the 3 week trial and knew I'd be buying it
Nice suggestions. Synplant looks like a gamechanger!
Joining the AI dark side !! Awesome video man
Ayy thanks for watching mate
Sick! Now that's some valuable content!
Thanks for watching man! Tempted by any of them?
beard comin in crazy. Mondo just became my wild uncle who lives off the grid and I'm here for it
😂 Bringing on the festive beard haha
Synth plant really powerful. And yeah sonible products really worth the investment, especially if you not yet having access to great studio grade equipments or just wanna work outside the studio
Sickk! will def try some of them
Well worth trialing some for sure! Thanks for watching
Nice video. I really like some of these. You should also give the new LANDR Mastering plug-in a go. ❤
Thanks for this! Will definitely check some of these out.. but isn't it funny how there is so much out there jumping on the AI bandwagon when they're simply algorithm-driven and got nothing to do with self learning neural networks? :D
Great video. You should do one for 2025 🙏
Thank you so much this is the most useful video For now ! ❤
Hey man ! Love your videos ! The visual quality and the content is amazing ! I'm plan to finally join the youtube content creator family soon :)
what reverb are you using on your synplant test ? that sounds amazing
Hey thank you so much for the helpful video, I want to see the tools that will come for our jobs, whether it be a dj, producer, or an engineer. It's tough to decide whether to jump on the bandwagon, or be anti AI.
I really like Sonible's stuff. I didn't think of using synthplat for oneshots to get an instrument instead of using the sample pitched, neat idea. I'll check it out.
The sonible stuff is super polished, great examples of AI tools done right, which ones have you tried? Some huge potential from synthplant for sure
I ended up getting the smart bundle and have used all of them other than the gate (just haven't need it yet)@@MondoLoops
Hey man, I’ve been watching your stuff for a while - it’s great, keep going!! Consistency is 🔑:) stay strong!
Hey mate thanks for checking in! Lots more to come 🙏
Awesome! but I wish you put links to the plugins in the description
This was a cool video, ate some chipotle and gained some knowledge from this
I use Ozone AI Mastering assistant sometimes - honestly it's hit or miss, but it can act as a sanity check when working alone. Obviously AI Art generation makes cover art a breeze.
Not worried about AI music taking over just yet, I think people still look for that human connection with artists they listen to/
Yeah there are some great ozone tools but the full mastering analysis was super hit and miss for me too, have you tried any of the sonible stuff? I think once they can replicate acoustic instruments then I'll start to get worried!
@@MondoLoops Not tried the sonible stuff yet, will check out the demo of the smart:limit it looks very clean and intuitive
It would be interesting if these AI mastering plugins would let you insert a reference track and match (as closely as it could), things like tone, punch, low/high end etc to the ref track
In my opinion AI tools are the new Sp1200 / MPC etc. Like the early days of sampling there is gonna be a lot of disruption! 😅
cool suggestions included! 👌greets maliwa
Ayy hey mate, thanks for watching! Tempted by any?
@@MondoLoops The Clear looks really interesting. I'm sure it could clean up a lot of other things besides vocals. And the pure verb looks crazy, too!🙌
Supertone vst plugin is the best or not ??? Please reply.....
good to know, please slowdown your vocal delivery a bit so we can hear the product's names better :))) or add sub titles 😂 Logics mastering assistant is amazing too.
Noted will get some subtitles into future vids, thanks for watching! Never used the logic mastering stuff will check these out 🙏
Hey man, wow nice, what guitar do you have? It sounds amazing!!! :)
Regarding AI, it depends entirely on how it is used. That's not too different than anything else I suppose.
Thanks for the content!
Yeah agreed, often people resist new tools but lets not forget how much easier it is to make music now vs 30 years ago, you can focus on the important stuff more and worry less about the technical! Are there any AI tools you are using at the minute?
@@MondoLoops I completely agree, and better tools doesn't inherently equate to better music but I do believe AI is a different beast than anything we've seen in the past. With respect to my life, I'm not using AI for music production but I use a few tools at work just about every day. For context, I'm a Software Engineer by trade.
Loving these videos, the best hobby for sure! However I'm really curious if you could cover ways to carbonate for example a glass bottle and cap it, so that you can store it and make a cool logo to put on? Thanks for these amazing videos again!
So could you use serato sample separate the stems from a track put one of the stems into synplant to get a similar sound?
Yeah 100% anything you can isolate it’ll recreate, pretty wild
@@MondoLoops crazy
Orb Suite for AI chords
Vocs AI for copyright-free singers and rappers
It isn't AI most of the time. It is just an programmed algorithm. I guess using "A.I." in the title gets more clicks.
Which one isn’t A.I. Powered? Defo a buzz word for sure but don’t want to mislead anyone
So true, every youtuber should make their video's as hard to find as possible, so only people Who truly deserve it will find it like you and me
Isnt that what AI is essentially an algorithm?
ai is a learning algorithm neural network @@bigscrap_pnl
Make some breakcore.
I love the most only i used smart limt for a while but its not my thing, what a have with the AI mastering is i don't feel my own taste any more so i dont like it
Soon AI will be making music that only AI listens to. Humans will work underground without access to music.
chill with the mouth smacking dude it's impossible to listen to the vid with that noise after every few words
@@dontknow3949 soz
useless...
I know right
Ill stick to using my mind to make trackes! All these automatic chord software and AI software are for lazy people who want to bypass the learning stage and have instant gratification...
Definitely a lot of shortcuts these days, I'm not personally against all uses of tools like this as I don't think taking the odd shortcut is bad once you understand the process but neglecting to learn the basic principles of what the AI tool is doing is probably a bad Idea!
I think its a narrow view to just call it lazy. Is it lazy to use vsts and dont learn all the Instruments yourself? Is it lazy to use pre-mixed drum Kits? Yes it can make some parts easier, but therefor you can work more on other aspects. If you wanna be lazy, you can allready be lazy and just put no effort in your music. And there will be people that use AI and put more effort Into their stuff, just in different aspects of it. Its not like Black and White, and does not dependt on the Tools you use imo
@@SimonGrossMusic I don't use samples I make everything from scratch! NO loop packs and I mostly have hardware and I know my synths inside out. I don't care what people use but using AI is stepping over the boundary. One day there will just be a button you press to make a hit song!!
@@SimonGrossMusicDont let anyone tell you which way to do things. Do what you want. People who try to shame others(intentionally or unintentionally) into doing things the way they do it or feel it should be done want everything to always stay the same. To them if something is "easy" they feel like its cheating or not authentic. What they don't realize is the generation before them think they're doing it wrong.. So perspective is everything and there's mutliple ways to achieve the same goal and in the end music is about creativity not the tools that get you there because those tools we use are always changing...
💯 @@Rio-uv1gs