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🔥 that bass!

Great to see what you can do with a single little synth like this 😮

Please realese It. It is the think

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very underrated

underrated 😢

wow great track bro 😎

😂😂😂😂 du bist wahnsinnig kreativ...Liebe Grüße Fabian

always great stuff...love the song

Hi, thanks for the video, I think maybe some people are making this all too serious, and i suppose for good reasons - why not have fun with it? I have been on udio on and off for about 2 weeks now, put together about 19 tracks of the most absurd and funny music (sure, only to me), i just went nuts with custom lyrics on Udio, great fun, music that I would never have a chance in hell of ever hearing in 'real life' by other artists - nor do I have the capacity time or skill set to do so on my own; again, none of it has any purpose or need other than a good laugh for myself and perhaps a friend or two, and perhaps in doing so manage to 'inject a little soul' into what would otherwise be (i.e. write me a jazz love song about broken hearts etc.) - anyway, just a thought for musicians and non musicians alike, have a laugh?

Theft.

Why? Why would I care how music was made? And no, Suno or other AI's don't take nearly as much as they give. People with ideas or lyrics in their heads or their drawers can and will now "produce" or prompt their vision. And they will publish the music for themselves to Spotify and they will listen to it. They do not care whether it makes a single dime of money because they get their income from their jobs. I don't know if you are naive or if this sentiment that people would actually care about the origin of the music is the hubris of "real" musicians blinding them. There is no soul in your expensive and time consuming music, just more processing and editing. In a year Suno will surpass you with the audio quality and you will be left with "well I think my music has more soul" against millions of people enjoying the full democratization of music creation. If you do not embrace Suno or other AI tools, you are only hurting yourself. Stop thinking that it is mandatory for yourself to physically hit each key or note on some instrument. Instead, try to see Suno as the band that you are directing towards your vision. Later Suno will also get the inpainting feature which will allow editing different parts of a generation and it already was outpainting, which means you can already upload your actual singing or playing into it, and it will expand upon it. This can help you to see new ways of making the music, not taking anything away from you. You can then put the result to your 1000 usd autotune DAC machines and call it a song with a human soul for all I care.

Yeah people also like connecting to the artists.

These music generators are currently spitting out random results so your input almost has no value, each generation is just a roll of the dice. No art there. But imagine you have deep control over the result. It becomes a tool again.

I agree 100%, I think I could be both, inspiration/stealing because it is those two things, but our taste is what makes it new and that touch that soul can only be achieved through humans. Great video!

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Cool place to record) I think if you want a "metallic" sound, the exciter (stick) should be metallic. Otherwise, the whole metal sound is muffled.

I'm curious if the rock sound was peaking and causing a more crunched noise.

I am jealous. Here in the US, any tower like that would be behind a locked fence with all sorts of "no trespassing" signs. Great job Jonas.

love it bro

Jonas- great ~=)

How does this not have atleast 10k views

Good tips as always dude! I think finishing songs and going through the full process even if the outcome isn't as good sounding as you want it to be is HUGELY important. I've noticed myself that there as certain elements that I'm not super confident in, but am improving on by just doing them and being satisfied that I tried to get through them - even if it's not perfect. That being said, I am sitting on like 5 tracks that I haven't released yet because I keep plugging away at them lol 😬

I recently forced myself to go thru a couple of 1TB hard drives of my past music work and discovered I have almost 157 songs that are either half finished or a case of: I have a really good hook recorded but never finished the rest of the lyrics I have a beat or instrumental that I love so much it gives me chills listening to it yet I never wrote lyrics for it I don’t know if I’ll ever see any of them through to the end though ☹️

Hey Jonas, thanks for sharing! Good luck for your channel, just subscribed :)

Great content. Can I join your team to create eye-catching thumbnails and develop our channel?

Thanks!

man, i miss that first studio <3

Man your channel is too underrated

very cool! the music is amazingf, but the filmography is great, too! interesting to see how traffic flows in o5ther parts of the world. I only suggest that you should have chosen a lower speed for the ants, they were moving too fast to compare to the humans. Perhaps get them to travel across the screen at around the same rate, rather than having the same real-world time dilation.

What setup do you need to use the microphone?

Now I wanna see you make beets 😋 with your skateboard.😊😊😊😅

Ich finds nice !

Mega gutes Ding!!! Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland! Kann man dich irgendwie kontaktieren?

Great info i didnt know i needed to know as i approach finishing my first song for my band. I just play instruments and have very little insight into the commercial end of things. thanks!

Great video with lots of information. It is amazing how you boiled all of the essentials of releasing music into such a short video. And the bonus content was absolutely great. I really appreciate the information about Publishing rights and why joining ASCAP or BMI is necessary. I have listened to so many videos about these subjects and I have come away not really understanding much, and often, even more confused. Your video has clarified the issues, and swept away all of my confusion.

Dude!! This is an incredible spot and setup! Not gonna lie, I'm only a tiny bit (a lot) envious haha. Kudos for the tour :)

That's a good work! You are awesome

Hey there, thanks for watching! Two things I wanted to add: 1. It's also possible to release music on Soundcloud and Bandcamp which is free and very easy, and to start with your first Songs this might be also a good idea. In this video I just highlighted the solutions if you want to get your music on a streaming service. But Bandcamp can be a very good alternative as well. 2. The book I mentioned is called "All I Need To Know About The Music Business" and not "Everything..." Check out the link in the description if you haven't found it yet.

Thats cool

The idea was cool! And the filmography is pretty nice! This is a cool video! But dude that beat sucks so much...

At first i thought its gonna be mid but wow. Underrated fr 🔥

horrible

reminds me of baby from baby driver ‘was he slow’

Crazy underrated

This guy needs more credit

Thats a rlly cool idea!

good work