MUSICIANS ARE SCR*WED - I tested the ChatGPT for Music, Suno AI Music Generator
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- The newest AI Music Generator Suno AI launched a few days ago, and it is as impressive as I am scared. I tested out the so-called ChatGPT for music, reviewed how it worked, and shared some of my thoughts about AI, AI generated music, and what the world may look like for music artists if AI generated music goes unchecked.
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I'm a music producer/engineer bro, Been at it for 27 years now. I view this tech as just another plugin to add to the ones I have. Realistically it's too late now, the genie is out of the bottle, now its all about adapt or die.
Exactly it is just a tool. We have used teachers and priests or drugs for years. Let's stop the doom and gloom. Life has always been a mix of "fake" and always will. We pay others to do things all the time.
I think in the longterm, (I don't want this to trigger anybody reading this) but eventually, money will simply become fun coupons or pointless entirely. I know people at this moment are wanting to fight for their jobs, but if we can build a society where I don't have to whore myself out to tiktok algorithms in hopes of marketing my art, it sounds nice.
This will only work in a world where Fusion reactors are a thing though and it causes a ripple effect all the way down the chain, making cost of life go down dramatically.
@@RareBirdGames ok but yeah I totally agree. I don't see money being relevant in the next 30 to 40 years
@@squarewheel9113Currency will never fully be phased out. What might happen is that the current leading class will become almost eternal in its position as their security only increases as time goes on. But, ultimately, someone will want to control what you get and how much of that you can get.
@@RareBirdGames u must REALLY trust the government, haven't u seen all the insane things they do? You truly believe everyone putting their lives in the hands of these people is a wise thing to do? lmao
everyones in complete denial. its over lol its not a tool, its the whole thing. ppl r gonna be making thousands of songs a month using this. the saturation of songs is gonna be impossible to catch up to
Yeah. Making songs won't be the difficult part anymore but most likely something else will take its place.
I'm making 10 a day easy and several of them are bangers. The more you use it the better you get with prompts and remixes and lyrics. Sometimes it sounds kinda human like other times it don't. I got a banger banger yesterday it was crazy. Very catchy and unique. Could blow up
Yep. Regardless of your musical talent, a regular dude with no real skills clicking a prompt can get the same thing or even better with none of the work. Anyone who says it's just going to be another tool is coping. This is a straight up replacement.
all i understood that shitposting will become 10 times fun
Exactly and people say live music will still live bla bla. They dont understand that music is reduced to a basically worthless. Not many will be interested watching somebody play live something that is probably AI music.
You didn't even test the custom mode or continuations, which make it way more powerful.
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good enough for stock music and songs that they play at stores.
Man, I'm old enough to remembered when shops used to play actual hits.
Incorrect: It is NOT "melting it together" or stealing it. It is factually inventing new stuff. You cannot melt songs and get a new one. You have to understand how music works and what belongs together. Yes, that is trained based on existing music. So is it with humans. If you listen only K-Pop and someone asks you to write a song, chances are low you gonna write Jonny Cash style music. You need existing Instruments, Samples and Inspiration. It is just much more specific, faster and precise. Music production came into the living room with tools like Logic and the Studios didn't like it. Now it goes the next step. So what. Every other "thinking" job is impacted as well. GPT gives so much good and precise information compared to my doctor. That won't stop me from actually going to him. Same Lawyers, programmers, photographers (they got panic when iPhone made Bokeh-Style photos). Jobs are changing. That is technology.
you can write your own lyrics.
Independent original recorded music has never been a big money maker. AI will just push it lower.
Great video and nice to hear from an actual musician. Excellent video editing and great Neosporin song!
Much appreciated 🙏🏼
The first musician whose losing their job to this thing is The Lonely Island. That song about Neosporin was hilarious.
Prompt engineering is gonna be a very handy skill for the future.
This generated music sounds like 90% of the soulless s***t that is churned out currently. So I see no loss here.
Some of the instrumentals I've heard have been immensely impressive actually...
It's good, I use it for background music but he's right it will never have soul
@@MrOneILoveALot You have no idea what you're talking about. None. I've heard blues songs generated by Suno that are absolutely amazing, plenty of creativity, soul, feeling, and originality. "Soul" is algorithmic, and if it's algorithmic it can be made and understood by AI.
@@MrOneILoveALot That's something a coping scared human would say. It's better than most.
We will see. In my ears it's not just there. If that happens than not only musicians but all humans are screwed.
I've been working on AI for the last five years and to be honest, I am surprised how much time it took for a good AI music generator to appear, since generating music is like 10 times easier for a machine to understand than creating complex pictures or videos from scratch. And Suno V3 is in alpha state, I can't imagine how good the final version will be.
Out of curiosity, what makes music generation 10 times easier for a machine to understand than pictures?
@@danielsteinberg4941 Music is like mathematics, there are certain rules, structures, and mainly repetition, while a picture can be literally millions of unrelated things like a 3d render of a coffee mug, a classic painting of a forest from 1800, a polaroid of a cat, a beer company logo, a selfie of an astronaut resting on a beach, a tiled texture of a wall, etc. I used to dance and we created our choreography mainly dividing every song into 4-steps parts.
@@petitemasque5784 i def agree that music has a lot of structure akin to math, but the most impressive part to me about suno is the combination of this with timbre of the sounds/vocals/instruments and how this all works together within the context of the song. not to mention the mix/mastering aspect. id think music would be more difficult than pictures since it is temporal, but videos def seem more complex than music
@@danielsteinberg4941 Indeed Suno is amazing, I'm just surprised that professional AI music is coming now when we already have things that in my opinion are out of this world, like the upcoming Sora.
AI is NOT going away, you need to learn how to exploit it! AI is great for song writing and it can NEVER replace REAL live artists performing that people enjoy listening to live.
Artists must create a business model that is not "greed" corrupted and not motivated by superiority over what some artists may call "non-talents" and the general public will be supportive to make such model ethically lucrative for artists.
Thanks for the tip. Playing around with it already. A new window of creativity for those musically inclined. Kudos to you Kubota!
I think you were looking for "sea shanty" for your pirate themed song.
Yes. Yes I was
@@konvoswithkubotasir can i distribute my suno ai songs to distribution platforms like distrokid, tunecore and many more? is anyone known about that?
Bro you should've tried suno v3... It's much much better.... Like holy crap. We are finished
this was v3 he just got unlucky lol
😂 damn ill give it another try one of these days
@@konvoswithkubota hate yeah i hope you make another video with it, I will def watch it to hear your opinion on it
@@konvoswithkubotasir can i distribute my suno ai songs to distribution platforms like distrokid, tunecore and many more? is anyone known about that?
Yeah, stock music and sync licensing will be history in a few years, but it won't really threaten performing musicians or establish composers and artists. Everyone else, yeah, they're toast. And I myself am a musician who did stock music and sync licensing for way too many years than I'll admit. The thing is that you have to be smart about this and keep an open mind. Lots of way to make money using these songs and still write music on your own. This is going to get better fast, so you have to adapt.
Anyway, you deserve a lot more subs, bro. So... click.
I disagree musicians are toast too, unless they aren't generic. And guess what? Most post 2000 music is terribly generic. Especially those mumble rappers copying Future or Migos with an industry that normalised biting. Well good riddance to low talent I welcome AI competition if it means raising the bar for everything else
I think we are all toast. Musicians, artists, writers, lawyers, doctors, goodbye humans 🥲 We had a good run
@@MarcoCholo-iz9js Yeah and then when an original artist puts out an original album, I'll use AI to clone the style, release one Album a Day and generate 100x more money then he/she could.
The lack of copyright is the best part of all this… for now
It's simply another blow to recorded music. The first was the increased availability of cheap digital recording gear, the second was the internet replacing physical distribution, and the advent is the third blow and probably the nail in the coffin.
At no point have any of these developments changed the need or enjoyment of LIVE music. Digital recording, distro, nor digital artificial intelligence. None of these things can replace the live experience. Holograms?...lol Robots playing actual instruments? It's just a super awkward way implement a sequencer.
As for Suno, it's pretty good (and will get better) but if you listen to the tracks closely you can hear a certain murkiness, like the sound has been carved out of block of white noise, and it hasn't all been carved away. Kind of like a sculpture in stone where bits of the original block are still apparent.
Great work! This made me laugh so hard from your reactions. Thank you! I’m a longtime musician too and these AI Things are incredible. Creators will still create though, keep creating. (did I mention you’re very funny?) 😁
I think the prevalence of Vocaloid songs since the late 90s (I beleive) and hyperpop versions of songs have kinda primed peoples heads and ears to be more used to a artificial singer and music than visual ai art
as soon as it can output midi, I am sold. I believe they are working on that very thing too. Excited
Okay bro. Imagine this. You have a general idea of a song. You initially make it with Ai. Now you remix it in your style with your voice. And ta-da you just saved weeks if not months to make a unique song that is totally yours. So now because of this Tool you can make money faster and have more free time for yourself, family and loved ones. All thanks to Ai. Remember it's all about perspective
Welcome to the AI worry club musicians. As an artist who felt the same way when Dall-E became a thing years ago I can relate.
For almost my entire young life I have listened to old people that are disgruntled by new *anime* that are made only with the computers (it was the '80s), respect to the classics "toons", or by soulless music that is the same as others songs from before...
Well... I don't get the fuss about AI. It's a tool, of course artists should unite to better be recognized of their work, but their problems was there even before AI generative tools...
Eventually there will be agreements between artists of various kind and software houses that will offer their tools...
The big problem with AI it's the data scraping, the copying of things there will be founds over the net, and feed to the "brain"...
but from an ignorant point of view like mine...
it's not so much different how our creative method works... (we cannot read big datas of course, but we can copy someone)
(saying that... it's cool) :D
almost everyone doesn't understand how AI actually works. It doesn't copy, or store data on images/video/music/text, etc... It processes patterns algorithmically into weight associates in a neural network (based off how our own brain works), those weights are connections between different concepts and prompts that you then use to recreate weighted patterns. None of the images, songs, text, videos, etc... reside in the data. It's like having an artist who can copy very well from visual memory, extrapolated to a higher degree.
@@Hosea405 bingo!!! Thanks for this cause a lot people don’t understand that
@@Hosea405 it doesn’t matter what we think, the us copyright office has made its stance clear. That’s why ai is banned in sync (movie soundtracks) you can’t own it legally. It’s also very easily detectable the copyright office and will soon have filters to detect ai. They probably already have it. It’s kinda pointless in the long term.
@@elijahtrenton8351 I mentioned copyright in my other comment. As far as easily detectable, that's up for debate depending on model. Keep in mind also, this is the worst it will be from here on out. There's also some indication by the copyright office that percentage of human guidance in the output could make it copyrightable... it's just a really hazy and gray area right now for modified output for example with ControlNet and such.
@@elijahtrenton8351 Just full of inaccuracies today huh? AI isn't banned in soundtracks, you just can't copyright it so studios don't bother with it. The detectability is extremely inconsistent, as even just a simple Google search would tell you. Human work has been flagged as AI-generated, and only 50% of AI output was flagged in real-world testing. AI image generation is extremely hard to identify as long as you have a decent model and don't display hands or other things diffusion models struggle with. Pointless in the long term???? It's taking over industries exceedingly fast to the point they've forecast millions will be replaced by 2030. Come on, at least do basic research.
Artists don’t make their bread from streaming songs. They make it from live performances, selling tickets, merch, and the overall experience. Artists, with few exceptions, have ghost writers, and use a variety of tech like auto tune to create “their” music. Unlike writers and visual artists, musicians have the luxury of live performances where the human connection is real. There’s a lot more to experiencing music than just the lyrics or melody ✌️
People will make ai music sure, but people will always wanna listen to their favorite human creators
By limiting yourself from using tools like Suno, you are just digging your grave. With the paid account in Suno you own the results, free to use and monetize. Use some of it, taken inspiration. Maybe you can cut some costs and especially time. Like you indicated, this is the worst Suno for example will ever be, and within a year from now, you will not be able to tell if a mediocre song was made by a mediocre real artist, or if it just was what the generating person using AI settled with in 5 minutes.
I have created an entire album with suno, made over $1500 in revenue as well. Super excited moving forward! *AI* 👌
Thank you for this. Im checking out Suno!
I've been making music and releasing it on my channel using Suno, and a bunch of other tools, since November 2023. It's getting awesome really fast. You know, AI is just a tool. You as an artist are welcome to use it as well. It still takes a person to create the music using AI. So creators who have releases on Spotify, like me, still put in a lot of time on each piece making it something worth watching/listening.
I agree, I have yet to use AI in my composition and production process but will do in the future and I see AI as an extension of our creative potential as humanity 🎶
@@darrenjeromemusic my brother uses it to generate a tonne of drum breaks and samples that he can use to chop up or just to use as the icing on the cake on his beats, sometimes will Eq and filter them so that they’re very much in the background just to add some texture
Why not automate ChatGPT to use Suno to generate Song Ideas and Songs, then upload to streaming plattforms all automated. Then generating short videos for social media for promotion and luring people to the AI Music to generate streams and money. No need for quality checking, what sticks sticks.
@@immtonmischer hmm you should try it and see if it’s profitable, (you only make 0.0003 cents per listen on spotify), but I guess if you had thousands of songs out that could become an income at that point, and if you’re uploading to UA-cam as well
Yes a like minded person let’s be musical Ai friends
After playing with Suno for a few hours, I could honestly picture myself only listening to AI music in the future. The songs can have people you know in the lyrics, they can be about things you're thinking about, you can fine tune the music to your liking. It's pretty insane really, I'm also discovering that I like some genres of music that I've never even seen or heard before
Only AI music? That's pretty heartless towards artists.
@@jewelthompson4210 I don't buy music anyway, besides that the music industry is like a corrupt mafia, the charts are rigged don't you know about how they operate?
I think you have really good thoughts, and you manage to keep two thoughts in your head at the same time, or three, those of musicians, those needing music, and the average Joanna who just wants to play around and create a song for a friend. I vote for you as presidential advisor! I also wish you luck, just in general!
Those examples were not bad at all, and a couple were quite good. Ah....well, I guess it's here. (SMH). Good video!
I don't think metalheads will let that fly , we don't even like autotune
On the one hand "the day the music died" has arrived, the job composer definately has, on the other there is a chance if millions of new wonderful songs to come.
Brah I don't think we need musicians no more we can create our favorite music to the menu I created a music for my youtube intro is sick as fuck focused on my niche and all is just mindblowing this IA's xD
I use the custom mode to help write songs. I put my own lyrics into it. Then pick what kind of style/genre of song I want to make and test out some ideas. I can then hear and get songs semi finished sounding before recording them. This helps get through all the bad songs and get to the good ones faster. It's a tool. Everyone is scared of what they don't know until they know how to use it. It will make the people who are good writers even better because of the efficiency to write.
This s do good I just subscribed!! Is it possible to creat a backing track from an original song with AI ? How could I add backing vocals?
This website really impressed me.
I came here from an AD lol, they definitely stole it from you. (Offline & AI Music: Tunemate ad)
Specifically the japanese rapping part. That was kinda fire tho 🔥
Yeah a few of these AI companies have been stealing my content. Thanks for the update
"Neosporin, the treasure for me" got me dying. 😂
For Pacific kind of song you have to use custom mode. I used to put everything in the description I had a crappy song
Ai should either be given to every human free, to do all our labor while we focus on space travel & reproduction... Or a huge chunk of us will starve while the wealthy get rich very fast.
Not only will they get rich, they will lock it down so it’s hard for anyone else to use.
It’s improving really fast. I’m here for it. The streaming industry needs disruption, the problem isn’t software tools. Thanks for the video.
im not. im scared of this shit bro.
I love how most of the people made silly songs with this Ai stuff lol. I gotta admit though, I got jealous of that Ai song about if Ai can create a song, the lyrics were so good!
Glad it’s just silly songs for now lol
One major problem. The politics of Art. The US copyright industry says you can't copyright music created by AI. In other words what you create makes it easy to steal and own.
"This song make me miss my parent.
_I never had one._ "
WOULD CHOPIN OR MOZART SAY A SYNTH WOULD DESTROY MUSIC ???
Are you playing dumb or something? You do realize that a synthesizer isn't going to play any music until a person comes up with it and plays it on that synthesizer, right?
And to be honest, synthesizers are really one of the reasons why music is degraded. Modern producers spend more time on sound textures and sound design than on the music itself.
AI is just a tool, and the truth is we either learn to take advantage of it or get run over by it. I get kinda irritated when people start talking about AI is theft & thus can't be copyrighted. Artists have been using computerized tools to enhance their music for decades. And yes, SOME AI tools trained on artists without their knowledge or compensation, but not all AI projects did, some projects are run by artists and others had artist contributions. To me, the biggest fear of AI is that we forget how to do things because AI is such an efficient crutch. Anybody still memorize phone numbers? Read maps? How about actual researching instead of querying the internet?
well.its still a problem.dont think you even have the say when your not the one getting abused by a tool that nobody has options against it.if you suggest its ok to brush that issue off, then people should just be able to buy copyrights to a song and sell it for themselves
@@chrisgaming8846 the music industry has basically been doing that exact thing to artists since the beginning, not sure what you're on about there
@@DucklingChaos for some reason my edit didnt happen.what that meant was buy copyrights for free without any transactions.
@@DucklingChaos wow my comment dissapeared.wth.ofcourse you dont care about the ones get f on.huh.not your problem right?
@@chrisgaming8846 I'm not saying I don't care, but how I feel has no importance. AI is here regardless of what anyone thinks about it, so use it to your advantage
I could see Suno AI generated music (at least the instrumental music) being used as background music in a You Tube video.
As long as the program does not use or steal already licensed voices from existing works of (established ,recognizable voices of musicians and music), or receives a license from that Artist or band I see no wrong in the Creative process. I use this Program and already have half an album . and it's in the works to do a Real take of a few of the songs I have created on there.
No they are not. Yes it will make it harder to make a living selling music but performance will never die and there will always be folk that will want authenticity over machine-created stuff.
Honestly I’m really shocked because like a month ago I was certain this think won’t make anything jazzy because it can think only mathematically. As it turns out, it can also learn from huge database and this way, based on jazz licks or progression, it can make itself new ones. But I’m here to calm you down, I don’t quite think real musicians playing instruments will be replaced because most artists know that the word “art” exist only if there is a real human. For example, who of you would come to a concert played by a computer? None, because it won’t give you any pleasure. The only thing that really ruins me that at this point is the awarness that making music has lost 50% of it’s vibe
SunoAI V3 somehow manages to be worse than V3 alpha lol
To the creator of Suno: Brah, don't fucking mess with
The US Copyright Office has taken a firm position-for now, AI-generated works lack the "human authorship" required for copyright protection. In 2023, they denied an application to copyright an award-winning image made by the generative AI system Midjourney.
Thank God, the CEO of Spotify in the interview recently said that he will Allow AI content on the platform. Independent artist can make more money on Spotify then most other platforms
Personally, I don't think it's actually doom and gloom for you as an artist.
The current setup of how the economics are structured and allowed greed to take over is more of a problem than AI being able to replicate creativity.
Considering that I have seen more issue's with how current living situations are more expensive than it should be, and I live in Norway.
I've seen different types of worry from on and offline and people like me don't have that same issue with living compared to my friends who are struggling in aspect.
No one wants to look at the greater picture, because no one can see the greater picture. The US certainly has managed to do that over the years.
I do believe that AI will be a net positive once it gets into legal use, as once it has a proper understanding of moral and legal weights, then companies and corporations are the ones to worry first as they can't pull the wool over others thanks to a computer think tank.
The creatives have always been self-employed gig workers. It isn't going to affect creatives in the same way AI is crushing the 9-5 crowd. I'm a kreator and I use the hell out of A.I. as it makes production go faster. The 9-5 crowd doesn't have the background to take advantage of these tools.
I didn't do much try on AI but I see these AI generated songs are pretty much plain. It's pleasing to the ear but it's just plain. It helps, only needs some rework. Just look at it as a basic idea.
Awesome examples. Please teach.
Now try Udio - whole new level
It's going to redefine the artistry
I mean there is some band members I wanted to replace, just saying😅
An artist using ai is still an artist.
how do you know that I am not an AI chatbot commenting on what you say? Am I an artist? How do you know? Sure you think you know now.... but in a very short amount of time, you will have no idea if I am real or not.
@@johnheart6890what's the difference?
@@chunkrecords one day you will know. But then it will be too late.
If you can’t see the truth of that statement then you deserve everything that is coming to you.
Just a different type of artist
@@triforcelink If I get into an AI car programmed for race car driving, can you call me a race car driver? Keep in mind that I have never once raced my car and that without AI I know absolutely nothing about cars, racing, different types of track conditions, racing rules, relating to a crew etc. (millions of things that race car drivers KNOW and I know nothing; having absolutely no experience) Is all I have to do is sit in an AI race car and that makes me a race car driver?
So a person who has never written a word of fiction in their life can ask AI to write 100 movie scripts, 50 grand novels, and 20 self help books can be called an author? All due to that persons prompts? You think of a detailed prompt that people would find interesting for an AI to explore- that is an author?
Madness. The best Suno track I’ve heard released so far is Go Low by Gallis
wont be any threat at all, people who listen to you will still listen to you because you hit the right spot. just another tool, use it
What is the difference between an artist influence and AI training...
AI will change the world more than did the Internet.
There is still a misunderstanding on how these things actually work currently.
The difference is it’s a robot, ma’am.
I don't see "real" negatives on this, my positive views is time. Even if it gets to be voice perfect why do you have to use the actual audio, This can be like photoshop shortcutting shading/gradient/coloring for artists, you get an idea for a song maybe have a line or 2 of a verse or chorus plug it into this and see what comes out then it may not be perfect but close and you can cut weeks or months of songwriting down,take the lyrics play and sing them yourself. There's maybe alot of aspiring singers/musicians not good at the intricate lyrics writing phase and this can at least be a tool. True I can see people just taking these finding a way around the pay thing however that works on the site and saying "I made this" tech is tech but mostly like say using ai art as a starting reference for an artist to use the angle or outline to do their own hand drawn thing this might benefit those wanting to cut time down on lengthy album development. Me I just been making funny songs about 90s and 80s cartoons like prompting 90s quirk rock about an ogre who likes onions and has a donkey friend and it literally singing about shrek and donkey haha or my favorite so far is simply putting in 80s hip hop he-man and it figuring out to discuss his eteral struggle with skeletor, it's funny as hell
It’s good, but not THAT good. Over compressed. No custom export to a DAW with midi. No stems. No ability to save existing track to tweak it. No wave files. Good for some light scoring, but wouldn’t call it ready for prime time. Calm down people.
i mean tbf live performances will still exist so not all of music is fucked. we won't be watching robots singing and playing instruments any time soon probably
advice to all musicians - learn manual labor., construction is your future before robots arrive in a few years
It's impressive until you realize it's just pulling from a library of songs other people wrote and replacing the lyrics but using the same melody. The AI generated lyrics are usually super generic. I guess it's interesting seeing how your own lyrics work in a different style of music, sung by someone else.
Question for you:
Would these artists be willing to be regulated as to what they can sing, what messages they can push, clothing they may wear, restrictions on profanity, promotion of drug use, violence and on and on and on.
My guess is NO... they would absolutely say they have the right to do as THEY please. Right?
So... why do they believe AI technologists should be dictated to?
As for the so-called art they create... did they create it in a vacuum, or did THEY hear many other artist and get influenced in some direction. Look at mumble rappers... are they all just waking up one day and discovering mumbling on their own? If all of them are feeding off other artists past and present... why not AI?
AI is going to enable me, you, joe next door and ever other joe with a mouse and an internet connection to create music. The market is going to be flooded.
If you look at the politicization of the whole music/movie scene I am personally delighted we are seeing the end of "celebs" and "stars".
I am totaly not against AI music, is is very interesting. But what exactly do you mean with "creating music"? ^^ I mean if it comes to putting in a text describing a song you want the computer to compose for you, I wouldn't really say I created that song by doing so and click the start button afterwards. 😁 Feels much more like purchasing something, as you could also give the song description to a singer songwriter a band or a composer and let them do it. We would certainly not consider us creating music if we purchased it by someone else with musical skills, or would you?
Computers are pretty nice in calculating for a while too. But having a computer never made me a mathematician. So why should having a program like this make me a musician. Isn't creating music something somehow about being able to put the notes together in a meaningful way by your own skills, either by profound knowledge of the theory, a very good intuition about it or a mixture of both?
Gets interesting if someone uses the output not as is but for samples and collages, if you ask me.
@@samthesomniator When a musician uses a drum machine, he is using a dumb "AI". Suno is the new drum machine. If You owned the music that the drum machine created and you sang over, so to here.
Suno allows you to add your on lyrics and it adds the flavour. I've done it, a semi-pro musician friend has done so. She is going to use her own lyrics, have Suno create the instrumentals from the lyrics, then remove the lyrics and perform the song herself. Basically she will trace on the semi-transparent canvas and claim the talent.
She will own the final product.
This, however, is just pretending AI hasn't arrived. Others wont bother doing the performances and will let AI carry the day. I've found songs on Suno that are so good they are now on my car driving playlist! I'd happily pay to buy them!
People are free to split hairs and call AI creations art or just regurgitated reorganized sounds but the fact remains, musicians are done. Producers will be operating from some dusty museum as curiosities from the past.... OR... they'll join the rest of us creating music and sharing it on the open market.
Same goes for actors. SORa, or some other variant will finally free us of their ilk. I imagine I'll be able to prompt SORA to give me a movie about [DESCRIPTION HERE] and ask it to give me a twist ending, or a happy ending, or make it a mini series... and it will be a unique experience that I will happily pay to watch. No Disney in sight, no pompous "celeb", no gender agenda or D.I.E agenda!
Bro you didn’t even use it to the fullest
4:07 yeah always use custom mode unless you want it to write lyrics (chatgpt is better at lyrics)
In custom mode you can set a style and you can add 'sea chanty' as one of the style keywords.
5:48 yeah that one too. It doesnt separate tbe lyrics from the instruments well unless you use custom mode.
ChatGPT sucks at writing lyrics it’s kind of easy to notice those - they utilize some words a lot especially about sea, echoes lol
Copyright free?
The instrumentals are better imo on suno. I think the only way AI would replace any musician is if it can perform live and, most importantly, have people sing along to the lyrics. Because after listening to hundreds of AI music, none of them had lyrics good enough to be remembered. Will that ever happen ? Maybe really, I think emotions are still not fully grasped in AI yet. Even if we have performing robots with AI music we love to sing along to, I still can definitely see a future where both humans and AI plays. Art is not just about the money. If we think about an utopian futuristic society where work doesn't exist, people would do art even more even if robots could do it too, even if they are 'better' at it. Art is subjective, so people will like whatever.
Hell, it could even be that AI will be a new audience that will like human art and buy it at some point.
Lol the lyrics about trumpet sounds steel drums and sitars 😂😂😂😂 dying!! This sht is crazy tho!!! Overall amazing (and good for laughs too)
At first it was impressive until I realized it's just using a library of songs and tags and replacing the vocals. The lyrics are all super generic. I guess it's fun if you wanna see how your own lyrics work in the context of someone else's song.
Chat GPT is Udio and it is not as great with the lyric content, syncopation, counterpoint, and dynamics.
I’ve tested this over 1000 times and as of now AI is so detectable for people that believe you can just push a button and have no human editing very easy . Just listen for lyrics about (In a Shadow of in the Shadows words) Also ( Brake a chain , or chains ) 😂 it’s on about 99 % of all Ai music ever made . We really don’t need 1 billion songs about in the shadows or chains breaking . This Suno Ai is a Inspiring and very powerful tool for real music productions if you write your own lyrics but if you use Chat GTP to write your lyrics or any other call all those songs “Another LAME Song “that’s Obviously AI lazily making the same song over and over again
I found that focusing on instrumentals and mixing genres makes for some genuinely good tracks. It takes a while, but you can pull off a good song to add to a playlist. In general, the vocals are definitely the weak point.
Also, you should pick the option to continue the song you just generated and type [outro] on the lyrics. It will give it an actual ending, and you can also extend the lyrics or change what it will say. Finally, just click on the option to get the full song, and you will get a higher quality version of the clips. It sounds much cleaner and better.
@@peregrine3400 yes but remember to use [ Prompt Here ] use these things on your keyboard [ ] for things like [Start Song] [Drum Fill] [guitar solo] ect. And [End Song]
And use ( ) for backing vocals
Hay remember bro A.I. Music is awesome to listen to, HOWEVER DON'T BE DETERRED. The best songs in the world were written by humans. Keep it up bro. I'm an artist too. So I know!!!
"the best song in the world were written by humans" as time goes on, the best songs will be written by AI thats almost a guarantee as AI can take the best dictionary words and put them together perfectly to make sense within a matter of seconds. AI FTW!
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chtgpt has massiv problems to use right sense specially in rap songs. i dont know how the machine learning, but i will keep it.I use AI tools for better creation, artist will never vanishing from this
i thought you will talk about chatgpt,..but you didnt ?
Woah! Not gonna lie that's really cool🤣😂
I agree haha
@@konvoswithkubota 😂
Is it me or the clarity isn't all the way there, it still sounds robotic.
I wanna use Ai tools to make an isekai. Humanity is a luxury. I can not afford.
check out Giving Guardians for their ai generated songs
not really. any musician who scared of ai tool need to review their skill.
Some voices are better than many famous people. Just saying.
There is nothing like a live show, so in that respect it's not over for real musicians. But things have definitely changed.
Also, you are prompting so, so loosely. That's why the songs are bad. Also better to write your own lyrics. Maybe it didn't have the custom setting yet when you released this video.
A lot of these platforms dont even except AI songs 😅
People can usually tell AI vs a real song
I will never be making one cent with music, but im fine with it by now, it is what it is haha
The sound quality is pretty bad especially the singer always have this thick reverb sound. Couldn’t get a crisp single clean voice without some can effect
It there a way to master these songs to get more bass out of these songs?
sure, put them into LANDR or other AI mastering software
I'm not panicking because at the end of the day, either you make the music or the program makes the music. If you already know how to make music, then you will know how to use the AI as a tool to make YOUR music. When you have no music knowledge or background, the AI generates ITS music, and you just gotta use what they give you.
SUno is actually way better than you think, im releasing 2 albums of bangers with concistent style, you just need to learn how to prompt. and you can get rid of the AI wierdness
you didn't even try advanced mode...
And every year these AIs become smarter