I wanted to add an epilogue to this video. I don't think of any of this technology will take the jobs of real vocalists. In the same way electronic music didn't kill real instrumental band music. It will likely create a new genre of music and hits will be produced. However, just like any other artform, people will value talented humans doing amazing things. Talented vocalists will always have a place.
I think the biggest thing is it will speed up the process and open doors for many producers in Pop, Hip Hop and EDM. Instead of having to create loops of the different instruments and sounds from scratch, they could be easily generated. And the other big thing is the mastering. I think the studio engineers that clean up the sound are going to be some of the first ones required to adapt in some way to this AI technology. Just as we now have AI that could clean up and upscale an image in seconds, the AI will easily be able to master and convert a decent sounding song into studio quality in seconds.
Only talented or outstanding performer survive. It will not kill authentic one. I'm quite sure, above average person will always survive. But i think millions of variety from A.I. will be created. And human has only 24 hours a day to consume those music(without sleeping>
@@thamanartping8062 "Only talented or outstanding performer survive." What are you talking about? Outstanding performers have never gotten any recognition. Half the top-selling acts in the charts at any time are kids whose parents own a record company or have connections. This won't change anything.
I am in awe of how you can stay up on all of the AI and the speed that is being released. I love your videos and your website! Keep it up and I'll do my best to stay as caffeinatied enough to keep up!
I thought that in the end technology would take over our boring tasks and we’d make music, write books, and create art. Turns out that AI is taking over these tasks while it will still be humans flipping the burgers at McDonald’s 😂
So how come we have amazing ai image generation software now and far from anyone can create something interesting. Because you still need talent to master it.
@@hombacom Not much though. And this is only the beginning. AI will improve so much over the next decades that we will have to rethink a lot of our current world and life.
@@dennis4248 just like internet and mobile devices have done latest decade. But til now i havent seen a tech that not gives more problems with all possibilites. So tech problem solvers will love it.
2:50 The files Matt played here are the human inputted recordings, not the AI's generations The AI here combines the input recordings to create all of the different audios below the row Matt was playing
Real musical skills and talent will never be replaced by AI, and AI needs humans to emulate their real musical skills and talent. What AI can do is to help speeding up the creativity process. For instance, if a music producer doesn't have real vocals for their song yet. They can use AI to generate synth vocals and give a great idea of how their instrumental track would sound with vocals added to it, and how they wish the vocalist to sing the lyrics.
At what point the producer may say "This vocals are good enough" or even "These vocals are what I expected"... I guess time will tell. My bet that art music writing will get the lable "hand made" like we have by a lot of products rigth now. They are not necesseary qualitative better, but we like them more because we think of them as more soulfull products,
Everybody is delusional lol. This stuff is happening in the spans of months, if not weeks. Itll get there, and get there fast. People want to act like humans have a magic sparkle, because it helps them avoid the uncomfortable truth: human creativity is mostly just mixing mediums or regurgitation, and AI is much much better at that.
don't underestimate A.I. bro,never say A.I. will never replace this or that,it wasn't not long ago when people thought A.I. could never be creative,come up with unique ideas and make art,well look at where we are now,it will only improve as time goes on
I would like to talk a little bit about synthesizer V, or as the Synthv community knows it, this software is a vocal synthesizer like VOCALOID, UTAU and CeVIO, which from its beginnings without AI integration created really good and clear voices (in fact the voice you use in this video, Eleanor forte standard, is a voice that is not classified as AI, Eleanor has an AI voice but you have to buy it). but with the integration of 100% AI voices, these voices became the most realistic they have ever been, with the ability to now sing in languages other than the voice provider's own and allow for integrated vocal modes. As for the replacement of real singers is a topic that has always been under discussion since 2004 with the launch of VOCALOID, but beyond replacing I think these synthetic voices can coexist with the voices of real singers and in fact generate new genres as is the current VOCALOID fandom and its unique songs. Finally, I would like to point out that synthesizer V demonstrates a good use of AI, because instead of stealing the work of the artists like generative AI art does and not even giving credit to these artists, synthesizer V pays the voice providers, who give full consent to use their voices in the creation of these AI voices.
Okay, so that means that it can't just replicate anyone's voice, correct? Only those who gave it strict consent to use. If that's the case then I guess it's okay, but if it ever starts to actually take from other artists or musicians or singers, that's when it starts to not become okay.
It's literally just a matter of time before you can ask Spotify to "create a new song in the style of Taylor Swift". Anything that already exists can be sampled and remixed by computers and algorithms. e.g. See the deep fake videos of politicians and celebs making speeches that look and sound almost real, because they are made from "samples" of real speeches.
Also VoiSona... It's based on AI (Idk if all the voices are AI), and it's free (I don't see any indication of premium stuff on the website, so I guess it's completely free?), and it's one of the most realistic that I've ever heard... (For some reason the demo song that they featured on their website isn't the one that is most realistic)
@@Buccarado Exactly. DIFF SVC originated in the vocal synth community, but a bunch of celebrity AI vocals was made with DIFF SVC and needless to say, there are ethical concerns over it.
As a singer/songwriter myself, I definitely see how this will effect the music industry. There'll be OVERLOAD of songs on the market - some shit, some good, some may become hits BUT I do think that there will continue to be demand for real 'organic/analogue' singers and artists. Especially for live performances, but also for recording. The emotional nuances that a real human being can create are not going to be replaced by AI any time soon. And especially when it comes to a live performance, would you rather see a band or a live orchestra playing at a festival or a machine that produces the music out of a computer? I have started experimenting with Chat GPT to write songs and it is fun! But there's a lot of tweaking involved, so in the end I basically change most of what it writes or switch it around. In addition, I don't want to deprive myself of the creative process by outsourcing all of it to a machine. The process is part of the reason why we artists create music.
I can possibly see live performances becoming bigger. At some point, I believe there will be pushback to the feeling that everything is "fake". People will want to see real people with real skills demonstrating them live.
I think at the least in music production world, it has potential to completely make splice irrelevant lol, and i mean that in a good way, copyright claims and loop re use will be thing of past
Has anyone set up a copyright permission with Openai or royalty agreements? ChatGPT created some nice words for a song that I might partially copy which
@@GS-gi9bc well i would think if “you” are the one inputting the prompts for it to do what its creating, then isnt it your creation as far as copyright, its AI but at the end of day its still a machine that a human is using to create
I have been playing drums for 40 plus years. There is a great satisfaction and I deep meditative pleasure in playing an instrument that non musicians will never understand. Pushing a button to create a song will never replace the human quality of interacting with other musicians to make music.
I can imagine a future when the Grammy Awards needs to add a new AI category. I can also see a future when a Grammy winner gets called out for using AI in their hit song, similar to the drama of Milli Vanilli 😮
AI voice technologies fill me with giddy excitement and I can't wait to see how they will progress and evolve. Most development has centred around trying to get natural-sounding vocals, not that it's a bad thing, but the user-friendliness of the interface leaves a lot to be desired. Presently, lyric/note entry is a convoluted hindrance - I would like to just drag my recorded vocals into the plugin, have it parse the notes, cadence and lyrics vs having to enter it manually.
That’s the thing. I feel the tech is all too much for me to wrap my head around. There’s beauty in simplicity sometimes. At least most of the Roland hardware tech I can operate!
I literally subscribed about a month ago and he was on about 5k. I was a little surprised at how few subscribers he had given the quality of the vid I watched and thought he would eventually blow up.. but I didn't think it would be THIS fast.
At least 30 years ago I imagined an AI like machine that could get my music thoughts to convert them into a great new kind of symphonic songs. With MusicLM we are approaching that goal, just in the middle of the path still.
I use AI to help me in my musical project ( I use generated music for the shorts I make with my AI avatar), I still make covers and original tracks myself, but I think that everybody should have an AI assistant for professional tasks. Can't wait to see what will happen in the next few years 🧙♂
@@djatlasmusik Actually I'm creating a production company for animations, 3D games and music with just other 2 people, I don't fear to be replaced at all actually, just adapting as usual. What are your plans? :)
At 2:50 that wasnt the ai whistling that was a person whistling to give the ai a sense of the melody and then the ai creates sounds using the same melody with any instrument of vocal you tell it to use. One of my favorite features
This could actually be great for creating original music to sample from, like you could say “drum riff with 70’s vinyl record texture” or “beatles sounding guitar riff” things like that, and you could prob get some authentic sounding samples for music production without sweating copyright, which could be a great thing for current producer landscape and end issue of loop re use happening n copyright claims
SynthV is already quite popular in doing songs, you should look more around "Dawn" from the "demo" of Solaria, is an actual song made by a quite popular Vocaloid Producer, so people who used to make Vocaloid Songs are dabling into SynthV as well!
As a lifelong composer / music producer, I can see that these tools will provide extra dimension to music creation, which is great. But I will always hire my fellow musicians first.
For a few months I've played around with an AI music thingy called Boomy. You might get a kick out of it (it's still quite primitive but interesting). Great video, thanks for those finds!
i think one of the most important skills to learn the next few years is prompting, as a music producer myself, things like this will help me make more music, release more, make my work easier, and creation doesn't have to stop after the prompt. just like sampling, i can take the AIs interpretation of my idea, and bring it to the next level.
re synth v studio, vocaloid could do this 15 years ago. Simple speach synthesis through a sophisticated vocoder. I've no doubt that this will only improve drastically over the approaching months.
Sooner or later, artificial voices will be used everywhere for VoiceOver and also for translating films. They will take their cue from well-known voices and modify them until they still sound good but can be used legally. It will then be difficult for dubbing actors in particular.
I just subscribed! One, because you do a great job at what you do on here, but mostly because of what you've done with your website, which i will be getting right on after this and hopefully I'll have signed up in time to get your newsletter today, but im mostly excited about seeing what you've created as your website and all you've collected, because your collections and categorized input showing your favorite tools is actually priceless to anyone who's serious about creating with AI and it not only saves people an enormous amount of time finding tools, but most importantly helps people find "the right tool for them" that will help them achieve their greatest potential and that's truly an absolutely priceless resource to have available, so i really hope people appreciate what you've put together and what you continually offer them as things constantly change. I haven't even been there yet and i know i sure appreciate it. I know you said you created a favorites list and from what you said it sounded like one is actually pretty long (which is understandable) and one is short, which im assuming is because it's a spread of the top apps that one would need in order to cover all the basic aspects of creating a whole song...? Or did i get that wrong...? Having a current "Top A List" of the best apps to cover lyrics, vocals, percussion, instruments, mixing, and of course mastering, would be an amazing list to have, especially if the Top A List was updated regularly, but still continued to include all of your past Top picks as well. That would be a great Gold list to offer. Note: I have many years of song recordings on tape that literally fill 5 drawers of a large dresser and two more drawers of digital recordings of songs i still haven't done anything with since i originally wrote and recorded them and the thought of transferring it all to usable formats is absolutely overwhelming to think about and i was wondering if theres a specific AI program or even an app that can help me with transferring it all before i end up loosing some of my very best work. Any input at all would be much appreciated. 🕊
You're absolutely on point. AI, is LEARNING at the speed of knowledge... Literally every single day, there are 1,000's more things they're doing and the quality is advancing faster than we can keep up with. It's actually a little terrifying 😆 Great job on keeping us updated the best you can! But, right now, there's an AI being taught to create UA-cam vids showing us everything that's happening in the AI world, so you better up your game somehow 😆 🤣
Imagine AI integrated into health care systems making medical decisions determining which patients live and die. Or how bout AI taking over command decisions on the battlefield? The future is terrifying indeed.
@@kingtrance307 idk if you’ve ever been a patient or a medical professional in that situation, so this might sound more probable if you haven’t, but this is one of the things I think will never happen. Or rather, we’ll burn out and implode as a society/species before it does. Generally speaking, the patient decides if they want to keep going or tap out- if they are unable, it comes down to either an advanced directive they’ve already written, or the decision of their next of kin. Of course physicians will weigh in about possibilities and probabilities, but it’s not the kind of thing that’s an automated decision in the first place. If anything I see the biggest harm in the medical field being things like ai-assisted “summaries” of whole patient health histories, and rather than study someone’s chart providers will be lazy and read a summary created by a bot that can and will make errors and end up harming their patients due to lack of or misinformation. Which honestly is going to be the thing that harms and unalives lots of people on a great scale imo. I’m actually excited for machine learning to replace things that are mathematically calculable like med dosing etc because as someone who has been overdosed twice and under medicated more times than I can count by medical “professionals” and literal hospital doctors…human error is the scariest thing lol
@@E42545 - Yikes! You speak from experience. Either way it’s seems like a roll of the dice with the outcome not always favorable. Here’s a toast to well rested and well trained medical professionals! With AI being in it’s infancy only time will tell if the outcome turns into a bad episode of Westworld. Perhaps the biggest crime of all… canceling Season 5 ?
Pretty awesome video this AI has just gone crazy and it’s going to be so changing to what we do in our future. One area that I see this music generation is it gonna be all the jingles how hard and how much work does musicians go into creating the perfect jingles for various Products whenever displayed on TV or displayed promoted over the radio these jingles will be so much easier when you can do stuff with the AI you put in lyrics that you needed to work on your put in the way you want it to sound and boom it starts riding awesome Keep up the great work Matt
This is definitely Portal AI voice 6:10 This was a triumph I'm making a note here "Huge success" It's hard to overstate my satisfaction Aperture Science We do what we must because we can For the good of all of us Except the ones who are dead But there's no sense crying over every mistake You just keep on trying till you run out of cake And the science gets done and you make a neat gun For the people who are still alive I'm not even angry I'm being so sincere right now Even though you broke my heart And killed me And tore me to pieces And threw every piece into a fire As they burned it hurt because I was so happy for you Now, these points of data make a beautiful line And we're out of beta, we're releasing on time So I'm GLaD I got burned, think of all the things we learned For the people who are still alive Go ahead and leave me I think I'd prefer to stay inside Maybe you'll find someone else To help you Maybe Black Mesa? That was a joke, ha-ha, fat chance Anyway, this cake is great It's so delicious and moist Look at me, still talking when there's science to do When I look out there, it makes me GLaD I'm not you I've experiments to run, there is research to be done On the people who are still alive And believe me, I am still alive I'm doing science and I'm still alive I feel fantastic and I'm still alive While you're dying, I'll be still alive And when you're dead, I will be still alive Still alive Still alive
I don't think A.I will replace artist but what I think is that A.I will be like assistant or a tool to help us in our future projects that's my opinion
Im totally onboard with early adopting. I LOVE your channel and I will be here regularly. Learning and following along with you. Im gonna create a ton of stuff! I have been waiting for tools like this! thanks Matt I am just about as excited with AI as you are!!! cant wait!
Unless AI music can convert Carl Carlton's "Bad Mamma Jamma" vocals with and in the style of Michael Jackson, then I will never be convinced it's any good.
Synthesizer v is incredibly powerful, the free example is extremely limited but the paid version with solaria is very realistic and is rapidly improving. In a few years it will be difficult to tell a real vocalist from a machine generated one.
For the last 2 years I've been having this feeling of Music is super important. Dunno where this urge came from I have never really been big into music other then Listening to it on the radio when driving or something. Tried to learn guitar a few times in the past never got far. Now Im 1 1/2 years in playing working on G'n'R's Don't cry. (Slashes part and solo) I now know why I've had this feeling. No music will ever compare to what a human being can create. A.I. Music will forever be A.I Music.
@4:22 is a straight copy and repetition of a segment of Winter Music Hymnal by Pentatonix. (About 10 seconds into their song). Copyright dodgers beware, this may still be labeled "sampling" and land you in hot water without you being aware of the source the AI learned from.
I'm an instrumental music creator and this technology really excites me to add vocals to my music in the future, I can't wait until it starts getting perfected!
Is there such a technology for voice generation but with your own voice as the base? Meaning, you speaking with all the nuances and inflections and AI transforming it into a different voice?
As much as I love all this new AI technology, I don’t think it’ll ever be nearly as popular as human music. Humans can relate lyrics to real life events and convey emotions through their music, and that’s unfortunately something I don’t think AI will ever be complex enough to do.
I used to think the same way then I remembered how Deep Blue spanked Kasparov then later AlphaGo dominated the much more complicated game of Go. I don't think AI has a problem overcoming complexity. This is very worrying.
This is a good point, which I think gets at the heart of all AI-generated “art”: Art is a form of expression from one human being to another. When you automate the content creation process through A.I., you completely remove the human element, and it ceases to be art, in my opinion.
Humans are dumb, and that music will playcate the masses like pop does today and in pop all real instruments are nearly gone. Its all drum kit, and synths already. The singers are auto tuned to high hell. What will be the major difference?
The difference doesn’t matter because since AI is so automated. Eventually if someone wants to replicate emotion or current events they can make 30 songs and one would be just right. If none were quite right just make 30 variations of the one that was closest. Monkeys and typewriters
The way I explain it to the doubters is comparing it to cellphone technology and that we are just now entering the brick phone phase of AI. It's just now becoming a viable consumer product, and that will just further boost the exponential growth. Once we are in the "flipphone" phase in the next year or 2, everyone will be using ai and by the time we are in the smartphone phase ai will be the dominant technological driving force behind everything we do.
"'T was only an 'opless fanceeeee, it passsed loike an' Apryllle dyyyyee. But a thoutht an' a word an' th' dreams they stirred, they a've stolen me 'eart awayyyyyyeeeeee." Who'd have imagined that s song written by a machine could be so beautiful?
Uh… one of those is an actual song by fleet foxes, I can foresee a lot of lawsuits in the future due to people thinking they’re generating unique music when the AI is sometimes mistakenly using pieces of music that already exist.
4:48 That isnt an ai voicebank btw. Synth v does have AI voicebanks like the Solaria one you showed but this is Eleanor Forte standard. Not Eleanor Forte Ai
I've been a musician my whole life. I have mixed feelings about this. On the one hand, it could be a very useful tool. On the other hand, it poses a real threat to professional musicians. If someone can generate music with these AI apps, what do they need a musician for? It's going to create yet another upheaval in the music business. Another problem is that it's going to contribute to the world-wide trend of the devaluation of music. Human musicians will need to up their game. and become so imaginative and creative with their music that the AI apps will be tools, and not replacements. We need to offer something AI cannot. Similarly, the audiences will need to be exposed to concepts that will inspire them to appreciate what human musicians can do.
It terrifies me to see the excitement in this guys face, as he introduces this new concept to people. I was one of the first geeks with a PC, back when "all you need is 640K RAM" days. I was one of the first strapping VR to my face. I played thousands of hours in that time, and I bear witness to the destruction. Everyone is always excited about the new thing coming along (product or game or service) and nobody ever gives much thought over whatever happened last time. Meanwhile folk get fatter, sadder, sicker and thicker. Don't worry mind, you have endless AI generated content to keep you company (it won't, you'll feel empty, and you have no clue why).
Hi Matt! For a couple of years now Im imagining a music app that for any given song I play , I can not only SEE, but EDIT the song's lyrics. And having a live deepclone of the artist/s sing what I wrote while still being true to the source , and sounding like the original as much as possible. I think this will democratize and revolutionize music production. Do you think we will see it happen soon ? I'm betting on this year :)
Wow.. imagine being able to tell your music player - play a new Lana Del Rey song, but actually make it good like something off her first album. What a time to be alive lol
As a musician, this is the first video on AI music that is concerning. 100% record companies will create songs this way. And they will get radio play and make record execs lots of money with no payouts to real musicians. Very sad.
AI text to video will make huge leaps this year as well. Overall I think this will be an even bigger year for AI advancement than 2022 wast. It is going to be very exciting.
Exciting? There is absolutely nothing exciting about writing a few words and computers creating a whole song for you, it's a disgrace to every genuine artist out there. How can that be more exciting than multiple musicians with thousands of hours of practice coming together to create something from scratch or a simple idea?
There will be new set of jobs for prompt engineers, people who are willing to add a human touch to AI generated content. As an artist myself I can choose to reject AI art or embrace it and use it as a tool and take my art in a new direction. I choose to adapt and explore the possibilities.
I believe, if no wars happens, nothing major distrub the current flow of technology ( hopefully ), in the future we will reach a really good results with AI, everyone will be able to do everything, and the only competition field will be how creative a person is.
More like how creative the AI is. If everyone is a creator, then no one is. It is a progression towards total isolation as everything you interact with is AI. Nobody will care to see what you create, they are "creating" their own thing.
@@dakara4877 I believe that we humans still like to see what others did, even if for example I can create my own stories using AI to draw them for me, I would like to share them with other people and of course I would love to read other people stories even knowing that it was created with the help of AI
@@GeenSama Would you care if AI actually did the entire work? Because that is where we are going. We are already there in art. Humans are just middlemen adding nothing to the composition.
@@dakara4877 Hmm, I have experimented with AI a lot this month and I can tell you it doesn't do the whole work, human work and creativity is always needed to guide the AI to do the work ( for now ) in the future I have no idea.
@@GeenSama I've put many hours into "creating" with AI as well. But I would never give myself credit for what comes out of the machine. I'm just the person pulling the lever of the slot machine until something pleasing comes out. Calling AI artist creators would be like giving credit of the Mona Lisa to Francesco del Giocondo.
Loving your videos that add lots of value. It is incredibly important to be in the know so we won't be displaced hopefully yet if we are able to be ahead to learn how to leverage before they get more intelligent than us. And then it will get really scary. See Geoffrey Hinton's interview
Hi Matt, that is really awesome! Got a question - if I create music using, let us say, MusicLM and use it in any UA-cam video of mine as background music, will there be any copyright issue ? If you could elaborate on this point, that would be really great. Thanks a lot for bringing such interesting video.
I really love how much AI will empower solo creators, especially when it comes to game development. As someone who's always been a jack of all trades [music, gfx, programming, video editing, 3d modelling] it was still a large undertaking and now for people such as myself who already have some background in all of these things the ability to use AI to speed up the more mundane and repetitive tasks involved with them is great. Now people can simply know what they need for their project and be able to get it done by themselves.
the honeymoon period where AI and humans productively collaborate without a massive reduction in the size of the workforce will be 10 years tops.... after that AI will handle the vast majority of the workload pretty sure this is the great filter
Hey Matt. You are just amazing. You have taught me so much in such a short time on AI. It is a joy following your videos and implementing your suggestions. From Kenya with MUCH MUCH RESPECT, Kevin
Bro your awesome! That jam you created had me rollin. Your channel provides exactly what Im looking for to help with content creation or whatever. So thanks 👍 you have my sub
The popular music industry nowadays is already synthetic, fake and mostly conceptual. Even though I think that technology like this is really amazing in the way it was created, it will not help quality of music, realness and musical integrity in ANY way. And yes, there will probably be a point in time where shit like this will have a significant place in the industry, but it will not be something I am looking forward to. Not because I’m afraid I will lose my job as a professional musician, but because I think refer music to be based on emotion. And that is something that AI can never recreate. It will always be fake, no matter how good it will become in replicating whatever kind of style. So yes, I am impressed but I will never be touched.
Even the AI-based Vocaloid-type virtual singers do not seem to be trying to be all that realistic; they sound really "pinched" and either have wacky pitch bend or robotic pitch. Human singers do not "push" each note up to its proper pitch and then let the pitch fall as they ease up on the pressure at the end of the note.
I couldn't figure out how to get the free demo voice to work for Synthesizer V (Mai): it wanted me to put in a serial number to activate it even though it said it was free on the download. Any help?
This shift is a power shift into the hands of the creators. It's a revolution of everything becoming personalized and specific for the individual. In comparison it's like having a top 10 song list on the radio to now having Spotify and UA-cam.
it'll shift power to us for maybe 5-10 years. after that it goes right back to the top. the only people making a living in creative industries will be the tech millionaires in charge & a select few attractive people to sell the products
@6:22 and all of this AI voicing brings to 1997 Radiohead's Hello Computer...Happier, Fitter, more productive, comfortable, not drinking too much,regular exercise at the gym 3 days a week, getting along better with your associate employees, at ease, eating well, no more microwave dinners and saturated fats, a patient better driver..........................................20 years later pedestrians are catching on....LOL
Some of the hit songs of the future will be generated by AI...because the bar is now SOOOOOO low for 'hit songs' that a dying goat with syphilis could create a so-called 'hit song'.
It's great to mess around with and I love the creativity however, we all know no one liked Milli Vanilli from the early 1990's when they lip synced their concerts. People like the shared life human experience. It can be used in partnership to artists that lost or diminished abilities. It's been around 30 years. Maybe not to this extent but close. I hear it on Saturday techno night in bars and on radio. my karaoke guy had something similar 10 years ago to enhance my voice. Thank you for sharing.
Synthesizer V is awesome. I have been playing with it and plan to use it in my next track. That being said, it sounds like you used Synthesizer V with the older voices. The newer AI voices sound far more realistic.
Thanks for your video! What about plagiarism, patents, trademark etc? Maybe some of these creations were already created and registered by someone before? 🤔
I wanted to add an epilogue to this video. I don't think of any of this technology will take the jobs of real vocalists. In the same way electronic music didn't kill real instrumental band music. It will likely create a new genre of music and hits will be produced. However, just like any other artform, people will value talented humans doing amazing things. Talented vocalists will always have a place.
I think the biggest thing is it will speed up the process and open doors for many producers in Pop, Hip Hop and EDM. Instead of having to create loops of the different instruments and sounds from scratch, they could be easily generated. And the other big thing is the mastering. I think the studio engineers that clean up the sound are going to be some of the first ones required to adapt in some way to this AI technology. Just as we now have AI that could clean up and upscale an image in seconds, the AI will easily be able to master and convert a decent sounding song into studio quality in seconds.
Only talented or outstanding performer survive. It will not kill authentic one. I'm quite sure, above average person will always survive.
But i think millions of variety from A.I. will be created. And human has only 24 hours a day to consume those music(without sleeping>
These are tools and for the people who learn to use them even without inherent music talent or skill. Composers will have a field day with this.
@@thamanartping8062 "Only talented or outstanding performer survive." What are you talking about? Outstanding performers have never gotten any recognition. Half the top-selling acts in the charts at any time are kids whose parents own a record company or have connections. This won't change anything.
Oh no so miley cyrus will continue "singing"?
"If you're not impressed by the AI technology I'm sharing, give it a month," is a nice little catchphrase for this rapidly growing field.
As long as it can create some more interesting Black metal music, then I will be impressed. (It's my favourite genré.)
I am more than impressed. Actually this is mind blowing for me.
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Prolly the best quote I've heard recently tbh
I am in awe of how you can stay up on all of the AI and the speed that is being released. I love your videos and your website! Keep it up and I'll do my best to stay as caffeinatied enough to keep up!
I thought that in the end technology would take over our boring tasks and we’d make music, write books, and create art. Turns out that AI is taking over these tasks while it will still be humans flipping the burgers at McDonald’s 😂
No sorry robots already flipping bugers
@@lanejhenley6968 not in any of the fast food chains I have seen
So how come we have amazing ai image generation software now and far from anyone can create something interesting. Because you still need talent to master it.
@@hombacom Not much though. And this is only the beginning. AI will improve so much over the next decades that we will have to rethink a lot of our current world and life.
@@dennis4248 just like internet and mobile devices have done latest decade. But til now i havent seen a tech that not gives more problems with all possibilites. So tech problem solvers will love it.
2:50 The files Matt played here are the human inputted recordings, not the AI's generations
The AI here combines the input recordings to create all of the different audios below the row Matt was playing
Real musical skills and talent will never be replaced by AI, and AI needs humans to emulate their real musical skills and talent. What AI can do is to help speeding up the creativity process. For instance, if a music producer doesn't have real vocals for their song yet. They can use AI to generate synth vocals and give a great idea of how their instrumental track would sound with vocals added to it, and how they wish the vocalist to sing the lyrics.
At what point the producer may say "This vocals are good enough" or even "These vocals are what I expected"... I guess time will tell. My bet that art music writing will get the lable "hand made" like we have by a lot of products rigth now. They are not necesseary qualitative better, but we like them more because we think of them as more soulfull products,
Everybody is delusional lol. This stuff is happening in the spans of months, if not weeks. Itll get there, and get there fast. People want to act like humans have a magic sparkle, because it helps them avoid the uncomfortable truth: human creativity is mostly just mixing mediums or regurgitation, and AI is much much better at that.
don't underestimate A.I. bro,never say A.I. will never replace this or that,it wasn't not long ago when people thought A.I. could never be creative,come up with unique ideas and make art,well look at where we are now,it will only improve as time goes on
I would like to talk a little bit about synthesizer V, or as the Synthv community knows it, this software is a vocal synthesizer like VOCALOID, UTAU and CeVIO, which from its beginnings without AI integration created really good and clear voices (in fact the voice you use in this video, Eleanor forte standard, is a voice that is not classified as AI, Eleanor has an AI voice but you have to buy it). but with the integration of 100% AI voices, these voices became the most realistic they have ever been, with the ability to now sing in languages other than the voice provider's own and allow for integrated vocal modes.
As for the replacement of real singers is a topic that has always been under discussion since 2004 with the launch of VOCALOID, but beyond replacing I think these synthetic voices can coexist with the voices of real singers and in fact generate new genres as is the current VOCALOID fandom and its unique songs.
Finally, I would like to point out that synthesizer V demonstrates a good use of AI, because instead of stealing the work of the artists like generative AI art does and not even giving credit to these artists, synthesizer V pays the voice providers, who give full consent to use their voices in the creation of these AI voices.
Also since real people have to make vocaloid and synthV songs it wouldn’t replace any jobs
Okay, so that means that it can't just replicate anyone's voice, correct? Only those who gave it strict consent to use. If that's the case then I guess it's okay, but if it ever starts to actually take from other artists or musicians or singers, that's when it starts to not become okay.
It's literally just a matter of time before you can ask Spotify to "create a new song in the style of Taylor Swift". Anything that already exists can be sampled and remixed by computers and algorithms. e.g. See the deep fake videos of politicians and celebs making speeches that look and sound almost real, because they are made from "samples" of real speeches.
Also VoiSona... It's based on AI (Idk if all the voices are AI), and it's free (I don't see any indication of premium stuff on the website, so I guess it's completely free?), and it's one of the most realistic that I've ever heard... (For some reason the demo song that they featured on their website isn't the one that is most realistic)
@@Buccarado Exactly.
DIFF SVC originated in the vocal synth community, but a bunch of celebrity AI vocals was made with DIFF SVC and needless to say, there are ethical concerns over it.
As a singer/songwriter myself, I definitely see how this will effect the music industry. There'll be OVERLOAD of songs on the market - some shit, some good, some may become hits BUT I do think that there will continue to be demand for real 'organic/analogue' singers and artists. Especially for live performances, but also for recording. The emotional nuances that a real human being can create are not going to be replaced by AI any time soon.
And especially when it comes to a live performance, would you rather see a band or a live orchestra playing at a festival or a machine that produces the music out of a computer?
I have started experimenting with Chat GPT to write songs and it is fun! But there's a lot of tweaking involved, so in the end I basically change most of what it writes or switch it around. In addition, I don't want to deprive myself of the creative process by outsourcing all of it to a machine. The process is part of the reason why we artists create music.
I can possibly see live performances becoming bigger. At some point, I believe there will be pushback to the feeling that everything is "fake". People will want to see real people with real skills demonstrating them live.
I think at the least in music production world, it has potential to completely make splice irrelevant lol, and i mean that in a good way, copyright claims and loop re use will be thing of past
Has anyone set up a copyright permission with Openai or royalty agreements? ChatGPT created some nice words for a song that I might partially copy which
@@GS-gi9bc well i would think if “you” are the one inputting the prompts for it to do what its creating, then isnt it your creation as far as copyright, its AI but at the end of day its still a machine that a human is using to create
@@GS-gi9bc According to chat GPT itself, it doesn't own copyright to anything it produces. Ask it yourself ;)
I have been playing drums for 40 plus years. There is a great satisfaction and I deep meditative pleasure in playing an instrument that non musicians will never understand. Pushing a button to create a song will never replace the human quality of interacting with other musicians to make music.
Amen! I am a 61 year old omposer
Musician.vocalist.pianist. i will never ever stop playing music.
I can imagine a future when the Grammy Awards needs to add a new AI category. I can also see a future when a Grammy winner gets called out for using AI in their hit song, similar to the drama of Milli Vanilli 😮
If you're not impressed by AI, give it a few hours.
AI voice technologies fill me with giddy excitement and I can't wait to see how they will progress and evolve. Most development has centred around trying to get natural-sounding vocals, not that it's a bad thing, but the user-friendliness of the interface leaves a lot to be desired. Presently, lyric/note entry is a convoluted hindrance - I would like to just drag my recorded vocals into the plugin, have it parse the notes, cadence and lyrics vs having to enter it manually.
That’s the thing. I feel the tech is all too much for me to wrap my head around. There’s beauty in simplicity sometimes. At least most of the Roland hardware tech I can operate!
Almost 100k! So deserved and you are a big inspiration to make as good AI videos as you :) keep it up Matt! Thanks for the content🔥
I literally subscribed about a month ago and he was on about 5k.
I was a little surprised at how few subscribers he had given the quality of the vid I watched and thought he would eventually blow up.. but I didn't think it would be THIS fast.
At least 30 years ago I imagined an AI like machine that could get my music thoughts to convert them into a great new kind of symphonic songs. With MusicLM we are approaching that goal, just in the middle of the path still.
I want to do it the other way around with my visuals & photography, free of audio industrial constraints !
I'm becoming addicted to your videos:)) Thank you for sharing!
I use AI to help me in my musical project ( I use generated music for the shorts I make with my AI avatar), I still make covers and original tracks myself, but I think that everybody should have an AI assistant for professional tasks. Can't wait to see what will happen in the next few years 🧙♂
get ready for you and everyones job to be replaced, what makes you think corporations will stop at replacing only assistants's jobs
@@djatlasmusik Actually I'm creating a production company for animations, 3D games and music with just other 2 people, I don't fear to be replaced at all actually, just adapting as usual. What are your plans? :)
At 2:50 that wasnt the ai whistling that was a person whistling to give the ai a sense of the melody and then the ai creates sounds using the same melody with any instrument of vocal you tell it to use. One of my favorite features
This could actually be great for creating original music to sample from, like you could say “drum riff with 70’s vinyl record texture” or “beatles sounding guitar riff” things like that, and you could prob get some authentic sounding samples for music production without sweating copyright, which could be a great thing for current producer landscape and end issue of loop re use happening n copyright claims
That’s what I’m thinking , no more copyright claims
SynthV is already quite popular in doing songs, you should look more around "Dawn" from the "demo" of Solaria, is an actual song made by a quite popular Vocaloid Producer, so people who used to make Vocaloid Songs are dabling into SynthV as well!
As a lifelong composer / music producer, I can see that these tools will provide extra dimension to music creation, which is great.
But I will always hire my fellow musicians first.
You're being replaced, you fail to see this?
@@jonc8561 lol, nope.
Literally never going to happen.
Very Interesting, I wonder if the licenses allows us to use the songs on UA-cam as an intro or outro? That would certainly be a game changer!
For a few months I've played around with an AI music thingy called Boomy. You might get a kick out of it (it's still quite primitive but interesting). Great video, thanks for those finds!
i think one of the most important skills to learn the next few years is prompting, as a music producer myself, things like this will help me make more music, release more, make my work easier, and creation doesn't have to stop after the prompt. just like sampling, i can take the AIs interpretation of my idea, and bring it to the next level.
Can't wait for AI to help me make classical music ideas from my head to help me produce it in reality.
3:47 This blew my mind as well. This is a song I'd actually put on my favorites playlist on Spotify.
Well what’s stopping you?
It’s Dawn by CircusP
@@Anomachi1027 oh thanks!
re synth v studio, vocaloid could do this 15 years ago. Simple speach synthesis through a sophisticated vocoder. I've no doubt that this will only improve drastically over the approaching months.
Sooner or later, artificial voices will be used everywhere for VoiceOver and also for translating films. They will take their cue from well-known voices and modify them until they still sound good but can be used legally. It will then be difficult for dubbing actors in particular.
nothing but truth
I just subscribed! One, because you do a great job at what you do on here, but mostly because of what you've done with your website, which i will be getting right on after this and hopefully I'll have signed up in time to get your newsletter today, but im mostly excited about seeing what you've created as your website and all you've collected, because your collections and categorized input showing your favorite tools is actually priceless to anyone who's serious about creating with AI and it not only saves people an enormous amount of time finding tools, but most importantly helps people find "the right tool for them" that will help them achieve their greatest potential and that's truly an absolutely priceless resource to have available, so i really hope people appreciate what you've put together and what you continually offer them as things constantly change. I haven't even been there yet and i know i sure appreciate it.
I know you said you created a favorites list and from what you said it sounded like one is actually pretty long (which is understandable) and one is short, which im assuming is because it's a spread of the top apps that one would need in order to cover all the basic aspects of creating a whole song...? Or did i get that wrong...?
Having a current "Top A List" of the best apps to cover lyrics, vocals, percussion, instruments, mixing, and of course mastering, would be an amazing list to have, especially if the Top A List was updated regularly, but still continued to include all of your past Top picks as well. That would be a great Gold list to offer.
Note: I have many years of song recordings on tape that literally fill 5 drawers of a large dresser and two more drawers of digital recordings of songs i still haven't done anything with since i originally wrote and recorded them and the thought of transferring it all to usable formats is absolutely overwhelming to think about and i was wondering if theres a specific AI program or even an app that can help me with transferring it all before i end up loosing some of my very best work. Any input at all would be much appreciated.
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You're absolutely on point. AI, is LEARNING at the speed of knowledge... Literally every single day, there are 1,000's more things they're doing and the quality is advancing faster than we can keep up with. It's actually a little terrifying 😆
Great job on keeping us updated the best you can!
But, right now, there's an AI being taught to create UA-cam vids showing us everything that's happening in the AI world, so you better up your game somehow 😆 🤣
Imagine AI integrated into health care systems making medical decisions determining which patients live and die. Or how bout AI taking over command decisions on the battlefield?
The future is terrifying indeed.
@@kingtrance307 idk if you’ve ever been a patient or a medical professional in that situation, so this might sound more probable if you haven’t, but this is one of the things I think will never happen. Or rather, we’ll burn out and implode as a society/species before it does. Generally speaking, the patient decides if they want to keep going or tap out- if they are unable, it comes down to either an advanced directive they’ve already written, or the decision of their next of kin. Of course physicians will weigh in about possibilities and probabilities, but it’s not the kind of thing that’s an automated decision in the first place. If anything I see the biggest harm in the medical field being things like ai-assisted “summaries” of whole patient health histories, and rather than study someone’s chart providers will be lazy and read a summary created by a bot that can and will make errors and end up harming their patients due to lack of or misinformation. Which honestly is going to be the thing that harms and unalives lots of people on a great scale imo. I’m actually excited for machine learning to replace things that are mathematically calculable like med dosing etc because as someone who has been overdosed twice and under medicated more times than I can count by medical “professionals” and literal hospital doctors…human error is the scariest thing lol
@@E42545 - Yikes! You speak from experience. Either way it’s seems like a roll of the dice with the outcome not always favorable. Here’s a toast to well rested and well trained medical professionals! With AI being in it’s infancy only time will tell if the outcome turns into a bad episode of Westworld. Perhaps the biggest crime of all… canceling Season 5 ?
5:39 "This was a triumph. I'm making a note here"
Pretty awesome video this AI has just gone crazy and it’s going to be so changing to what we do in our future. One area that I see this music generation is it gonna be all the jingles how hard and how much work does musicians go into creating the perfect jingles for various Products whenever displayed on TV or displayed promoted over the radio these jingles will be so much easier when you can do stuff with the AI you put in lyrics that you needed to work on your put in the way you want it to sound and boom it starts riding awesome Keep up the great work Matt
This is definitely Portal AI voice 6:10
This was a triumph
I'm making a note here
"Huge success"
It's hard to overstate my satisfaction
Aperture Science
We do what we must because we can
For the good of all of us
Except the ones who are dead
But there's no sense crying over every mistake
You just keep on trying till you run out of cake
And the science gets done and you make a neat gun
For the people who are still alive
I'm not even angry
I'm being so sincere right now
Even though you broke my heart
And killed me
And tore me to pieces
And threw every piece into a fire
As they burned it hurt because
I was so happy for you
Now, these points of data make a beautiful line
And we're out of beta, we're releasing on time
So I'm GLaD I got burned, think of all the things we learned
For the people who are still alive
Go ahead and leave me
I think I'd prefer to stay inside
Maybe you'll find someone else
To help you
Maybe Black Mesa?
That was a joke, ha-ha, fat chance
Anyway, this cake is great
It's so delicious and moist
Look at me, still talking when there's science to do
When I look out there, it makes me GLaD I'm not you
I've experiments to run, there is research to be done
On the people who are still alive
And believe me, I am still alive
I'm doing science and I'm still alive
I feel fantastic and I'm still alive
While you're dying, I'll be still alive
And when you're dead, I will be still alive
Still alive
Still alive
I don't think A.I will replace artist but what I think is that A.I will be like assistant or a tool to help us in our future projects that's my opinion
Im totally onboard with early adopting. I LOVE your channel and I will be here regularly. Learning and following along with you. Im gonna create a ton of stuff! I have been waiting for tools like this! thanks Matt I am just about as excited with AI as you are!!! cant wait!
Thank you for keeping me updated. About to makeup a jingle. You rock!
Unless AI music can convert Carl Carlton's "Bad Mamma Jamma" vocals with and in the style of Michael Jackson, then I will never be convinced it's any good.
Synthesizer v is incredibly powerful, the free example is extremely limited but the paid version with solaria is very realistic and is rapidly improving. In a few years it will be difficult to tell a real vocalist from a machine generated one.
For the last 2 years I've been having this feeling of Music is super important. Dunno where this urge came from I have never really been big into music other then Listening to it on the radio when driving or something. Tried to learn guitar a few times in the past never got far. Now Im 1 1/2 years in playing working on G'n'R's Don't cry. (Slashes part and solo) I now know why I've had this feeling. No music will ever compare to what a human being can create. A.I. Music will forever be A.I Music.
@4:22 is a straight copy and repetition of a segment of Winter Music Hymnal by Pentatonix. (About 10 seconds into their song). Copyright dodgers beware, this may still be labeled "sampling" and land you in hot water without you being aware of the source the AI learned from.
3:20 Synthesizer V Studio looks awesome
humans will always rule over AI for nuance and presence and showmanship, none.of which AI can replicate. AWESOME VID. THANK YOU!
I'm an instrumental music creator and this technology really excites me to add vocals to my music in the future, I can't wait until it starts getting perfected!
I'm looking forward to 'compose me a symphony in the style of .... (Beethoven/Tchaikovsky/Mahler/Shostakovich)'
It’s mind blowing 🤯 to think what the future holds for AI & how it will continue to change society.
Is there such a technology for voice generation but with your own voice as the base? Meaning, you speaking with all the nuances and inflections and AI transforming it into a different voice?
As much as I love all this new AI technology, I don’t think it’ll ever be nearly as popular as human music. Humans can relate lyrics to real life events and convey emotions through their music, and that’s unfortunately something I don’t think AI will ever be complex enough to do.
I used to think the same way then I remembered how Deep Blue spanked Kasparov then later AlphaGo dominated the much more complicated game of Go. I don't think AI has a problem overcoming complexity. This is very worrying.
This is a good point, which I think gets at the heart of all AI-generated “art”: Art is a form of expression from one human being to another. When you automate the content creation process through A.I., you completely remove the human element, and it ceases to be art, in my opinion.
Humans are dumb, and that music will playcate the masses like pop does today and in pop all real instruments are nearly gone. Its all drum kit, and synths already. The singers are auto tuned to high hell. What will be the major difference?
@@TampaTayza That's not the type of complexity that OP was talking about though.
The difference doesn’t matter because since AI is so automated. Eventually if someone wants to replicate emotion or current events they can make 30 songs and one would be just right. If none were quite right just make 30 variations of the one that was closest. Monkeys and typewriters
The way I explain it to the doubters is comparing it to cellphone technology and that we are just now entering the brick phone phase of AI. It's just now becoming a viable consumer product, and that will just further boost the exponential growth. Once we are in the "flipphone" phase in the next year or 2, everyone will be using ai and by the time we are in the smartphone phase ai will be the dominant technological driving force behind everything we do.
The vocals example around 1:56 genuinely sounded cool, anyone else agree?
Very good
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"'T was only an 'opless fanceeeee, it passsed loike an' Apryllle dyyyyee. But a thoutht an' a word an' th' dreams they stirred, they a've stolen me 'eart awayyyyyyeeeeee." Who'd have imagined that s song written by a machine could be so beautiful?
Uh… one of those is an actual song by fleet foxes, I can foresee a lot of lawsuits in the future due to people thinking they’re generating unique music when the AI is sometimes mistakenly using pieces of music that already exist.
4:48 That isnt an ai voicebank btw. Synth v does have AI voicebanks like the Solaria one you showed but this is Eleanor Forte standard. Not Eleanor Forte Ai
I've been a musician my whole life. I have mixed feelings about this.
On the one hand, it could be a very useful tool. On the other hand, it poses a real threat to professional musicians. If someone can generate music with these AI apps, what do they need a musician for? It's going to create yet another upheaval in the music business.
Another problem is that it's going to contribute to the world-wide trend of the devaluation of music.
Human musicians will need to up their game. and become so imaginative and creative with their music that the AI apps will be tools, and not replacements. We need to offer something AI cannot. Similarly, the audiences will need to be exposed to concepts that will inspire them to appreciate what human musicians can do.
You are helping not just us but also AI to show there location.
It terrifies me to see the excitement in this guys face, as he introduces this new concept to people. I was one of the first geeks with a PC, back when "all you need is 640K RAM" days. I was one of the first strapping VR to my face. I played thousands of hours in that time, and I bear witness to the destruction. Everyone is always excited about the new thing coming along (product or game or service) and nobody ever gives much thought over whatever happened last time. Meanwhile folk get fatter, sadder, sicker and thicker. Don't worry mind, you have endless AI generated content to keep you company (it won't, you'll feel empty, and you have no clue why).
Hi Matt! For a couple of years now Im imagining a music app that for any given song I play , I can not only SEE, but EDIT the song's lyrics. And having a live deepclone of the artist/s sing what I wrote while still being true to the source , and sounding like the original as much as possible. I think this will democratize and revolutionize music production. Do you think we will see it happen soon ? I'm betting on this year :)
At the rapid pace things are now going... If you can imagine it, it's definitely possible.
Wow.. imagine being able to tell your music player - play a new Lana Del Rey song, but actually make it good like something off her first album. What a time to be alive lol
Same here. Or maybe playing band/ singing along if you play the melody line.
Do they have any metal, 80s heavy metal, death metal voices? That's what would be most immediately useful to me
Same
Dude. Your channel is EXPLODING!@@!@!!!
"Blue jeans and bloody tears" is an absolute banger!
As a musician, this is the first video on AI music that is concerning. 100% record companies will create songs this way. And they will get radio play and make record execs lots of money with no payouts to real musicians. Very sad.
Not if we don’t give it any play
AI will make all of us creative directors
I doubt that very much. Truly creative people are in fact very rare and they really don't/won't need AI.
If 2022 was breakthrough year for text and art then 2023 will be the year for AI music. Very excited for this. Thanks for the overview!
AI text to video will make huge leaps this year as well. Overall I think this will be an even bigger year for AI advancement than 2022 wast. It is going to be very exciting.
Exciting? There is absolutely nothing exciting about writing a few words and computers creating a whole song for you, it's a disgrace to every genuine artist out there. How can that be more exciting than multiple musicians with thousands of hours of practice coming together to create something from scratch or a simple idea?
@@yeahmate8961 so it's not about the result but about the process. That's where the value of music lies.
Loving learning this. And congrats on 100k subs. Well deserved 👍
Ai as made pictures, music, maybe future movies made by ai and games too
Congratulation Matt on your 100k subscribers!! One of the fast growing channel.
Awesome, I am really keen on the day when I can listen to an Audio Book but choose another voice
3:51, this reminds me of a track from AG driving mobile game called "my name is speed" :)
There will be new set of jobs for prompt engineers, people who are willing to add a human touch to AI generated content. As an artist myself I can choose to reject AI art or embrace it and use it as a tool and take my art in a new direction. I choose to adapt and explore the possibilities.
Hi Matt . Keep coming with this fantastic videos mate . Only if there was free image to audio Ai generated that’s free
I believe, if no wars happens, nothing major distrub the current flow of technology ( hopefully ), in the future we will reach a really good results with AI, everyone will be able to do everything, and the only competition field will be how creative a person is.
More like how creative the AI is. If everyone is a creator, then no one is. It is a progression towards total isolation as everything you interact with is AI. Nobody will care to see what you create, they are "creating" their own thing.
@@dakara4877 I believe that we humans still like to see what others did, even if for example I can create my own stories using AI to draw them for me, I would like to share them with other people and of course I would love to read other people stories even knowing that it was created with the help of AI
@@GeenSama Would you care if AI actually did the entire work? Because that is where we are going. We are already there in art.
Humans are just middlemen adding nothing to the composition.
@@dakara4877 Hmm, I have experimented with AI a lot this month and I can tell you it doesn't do the whole work, human work and creativity is always needed to guide the AI to do the work ( for now ) in the future I have no idea.
@@GeenSama I've put many hours into "creating" with AI as well. But I would never give myself credit for what comes out of the machine. I'm just the person pulling the lever of the slot machine until something pleasing comes out.
Calling AI artist creators would be like giving credit of the Mona Lisa to Francesco del Giocondo.
It's a great tool for someone who doesn't know or can't afford to bring in a vocalist to my home studio....and they sing better than I can!
Loving your videos that add lots of value. It is incredibly important to be in the know so we won't be displaced hopefully yet if we are able to be ahead to learn how to leverage before they get more intelligent than us. And then it will get really scary. See Geoffrey Hinton's interview
Hi Matt, that is really awesome! Got a question - if I create music using, let us say, MusicLM and use it in any UA-cam video of mine as background music, will there be any copyright issue ? If you could elaborate on this point, that would be really great. Thanks a lot for bringing such interesting video.
I really love how much AI will empower solo creators, especially when it comes to game development. As someone who's always been a jack of all trades [music, gfx, programming, video editing, 3d modelling] it was still a large undertaking and now for people such as myself who already have some background in all of these things the ability to use AI to speed up the more mundane and repetitive tasks involved with them is great.
Now people can simply know what they need for their project and be able to get it done by themselves.
the honeymoon period where AI and humans productively collaborate without a massive reduction in the size of the workforce will be 10 years tops.... after that AI will handle the vast majority of the workload
pretty sure this is the great filter
with that, that's how we could (us guys in the studio) create tests without needing a singer.. then maybe there will be holograms to replace them??
Hey Matt. You are just amazing. You have taught me so much in such a short time on AI. It is a joy following your videos and implementing your suggestions. From Kenya with MUCH MUCH RESPECT, Kevin
Your Thumbnail is the most MINDBLOWINGLY Groovy ✌🏻 picture. Super cool tools 😎👍🏻
Bro your awesome! That jam you created had me rollin. Your channel provides exactly what Im looking for to help with content creation or whatever. So thanks 👍 you have my sub
The popular music industry nowadays is already synthetic, fake and mostly conceptual. Even though I think that technology like this is really amazing in the way it was created, it will not help quality of music, realness and musical integrity in ANY way. And yes, there will probably be a point in time where shit like this will have a significant place in the industry, but it will not be something I am looking forward to. Not because I’m afraid I will lose my job as a professional musician, but because I think refer music to be based on emotion. And that is something that AI can never recreate. It will always be fake, no matter how good it will become in replicating whatever kind of style.
So yes, I am impressed but I will never be touched.
Even the AI-based Vocaloid-type virtual singers do not seem to be trying to be all that realistic; they sound really "pinched" and either have wacky pitch bend or robotic pitch. Human singers do not "push" each note up to its proper pitch and then let the pitch fall as they ease up on the pressure at the end of the note.
Great video! Amazing channel! I subscribed ❤
this is amazing so handy for content creators
What about musicians?
Congrats on the 100,000 subs I’m saying it early cause I’m sure by 10 am today u will cross it. Much love
~Philly
I think the Meme Song Machine is using existing compositions so it's probably best for non-profit usage just to be safe. Unless they say otherwise.
Great content! I’m playing and having fun with all the AI stuff you’ve been bringing up. 😃
I couldn't figure out how to get the free demo voice to work for Synthesizer V (Mai): it wanted me to put in a serial number to activate it even though it said it was free on the download. Any help?
This shift is a power shift into the hands of the creators. It's a revolution of everything becoming personalized and specific for the individual. In comparison it's like having a top 10 song list on the radio to now having Spotify and UA-cam.
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idiot if everyon has it then nothing is original and we all can use it to decieve one another its simply inhumane
it'll shift power to us for maybe 5-10 years. after that it goes right back to the top. the only people making a living in creative industries will be the tech millionaires in charge & a select few attractive people to sell the products
Lol no it's not. How can you be so delusional?
@6:22 and all of this AI voicing brings to 1997 Radiohead's Hello Computer...Happier, Fitter, more productive, comfortable, not drinking too much,regular exercise at the gym 3 days a week, getting along better with your associate employees, at ease, eating well, no more microwave dinners and saturated fats, a patient better driver..........................................20 years later pedestrians are catching on....LOL
Some of the hit songs of the future will be generated by AI...because the bar is now SOOOOOO low for 'hit songs' that a dying goat with syphilis could create a so-called 'hit song'.
No mention of Jukebox? Before its time, and likely abandoned due to (c) concerns, but it's magic.....
It's great to mess around with and I love the creativity however, we all know no one liked Milli Vanilli from the early 1990's when they lip synced their concerts. People like the shared life human experience. It can be used in partnership to artists that lost or diminished abilities. It's been around 30 years. Maybe not to this extent but close. I hear it on Saturday techno night in bars and on radio. my karaoke guy had something similar 10 years ago to enhance my voice. Thank you for sharing.
Like you said it's a early information at the ground level....... Really cool bro😄✨ Thank you!!
Wait till AI Movies come out..
this channel is kinna the one stop shop for AI. Keep it up Wolfe! 👍
Synthesizer V is awesome. I have been playing with it and plan to use it in my next track. That being said, it sounds like you used Synthesizer V with the older voices. The newer AI voices sound far more realistic.
You made this track yet bro?
Love from Brazil, great work man!!!!
Thank you Matt! You're my superhero when it comes to AI news!
Thanks for your video! What about plagiarism, patents, trademark etc? Maybe some of these creations were already created and registered by someone before? 🤔
I agree with you, you are presenting the Wright brothers' airplane. This is incredible. Thanks for sharing and best to you.
Just discovered your channel and I love it. AI as a helper and to inspire creativity -nice.
The Sims singing at 1:50 for real Lol