Mind-bending Control of AI (and other) Music with RipX DAW!
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2024
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Disassemble, Re-arrange, and Re-imagine ANY song with RipX DAW.
I believe that this approach is the future of AI audio editing. Conceptually, it makes all kinds of sense.
RipX, in its current form - while not perfect - gives us a glimpse of what is possible when you incorporate the power of AI into your creative process.
It’s easy to nit-pick certain aspects of the interface, or the quality of the stem separation - which, to be fair, is more a factor of the generated AI audio file than the fault of this, or any other stem separator.
In addition to separating stems, RipX DAW gives you control over nearly every aspect of each individual note/word of the song. You can change the pitch, stretch the length, add vibrato and other effects, to each note individually - or even change the sound completely.
Today, we’re using RipX to create vocal harmonies and other effects, to give you an overview of the basics of the program, and an example of how you can use it in a practical way, today.
00:00 Exploring the AI Music World: A Personal Journey
00:31 Introducing RipX DAW: A Game-Changer in Music Editing
02:06 Diving Deep into RipX: Features and Functionalities
03:14 Creating Music with SUNO: An Experiment
05:36 Editing and Enhancing Music in RipX
19:49 Final Thoughts and Invitation to Explore RipX
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wow, this is a new era of music production, RipX looks incredible
Hoo-wee that is a beautiful progression of first-gen stem-based editors.
Your a great teacher, appreciate it.
Thanks very much!
You can't please everyone with song styles. Remember, you'll always be the best judge at creating the music you like, so create the music you know and cherish.
As for me, I want to listen to amapiano, or salsa trap or New Orleans brass band with a hip hop rapper... ;) So it's up to me to create it.
I think that's the purpose of AI music for people like myself: create my own playlist and please myself.
@3:28 I'm an EDM producer, and I like your "old man" music selections that you had used previously, it's part of the character of your channel that I like. Certainly not a deal breaker, using EDM though - :)
Another excellent video by Bob! Thank you so much for introducing us to this tool. I just found it online after watching your video and the pro version is on sale for $158. Buying tonight when I get to my home office.
Thank you Bob! You are such a cool man!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Yes, I really should have mentioned that unlike SO MANY other services, this is NOT a subscription, but a fairly low-cost one time purchase!
@@BobDoyleMedia Totally worth the price to start making our millions on Spotify! Thank you again Bob! You rock! 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
@@BenjaminTemplar Just for the benefit of anyone reading this, to clarify, I was being WILDLY sarcastic when I said that. There are SO many legal issues with AI that most people have no clue about. It's really only a problem when you start trying to copyright and claim "ownership" of what you create.
@@BobDoyleMedia No problem my friend! I understood your sarcasm and great humor. Another reason why I am a subscriber of your channel 😉
Excellent demo of ripx daw. Would love to see a more in depth breakdown. Thanks for this.
This is a game changer for music generation. Thanks for the review. Having this tool is level up. To control clean up not only vocals but each part of song from instruments to take out the artifacts that are uneeded woohoo. It's like capcut for music excited. Always excited to watch ur videos
Very interesting! Thank you for all the work you are putting in.
Ok, this is awesome. I appreciate this review, it's very helpful. Hope to see more of your videos.
love it, love this video and your channel!
Amazing stuff, welcome to a new era
Very interesting!! Thank you for this demonstration.
great tutorial - thank you
Been waiting for a tool like this. Excellent video.
Fantastic videos!! Thanks 🙏🏼
These videos have been great for my content, thanks!
very cool i didn't know this existed
Definitely fun to play with once you get the general hang of it!
i love your channel , you are so knowledgeable!
Another cool video! With so much tools available and coming up, it would be interesting a video wondering what would be the ultimate perfect tool, which features it should have.
I was just about to ask you to have a look at this. Great. 👍 thanks again for a great video
amazing thanks for the great video
Thx!
You are Awesome, This is great info keep up the good work. You are greatly appreciated.
Thank so much! I really appreciate you watching!
Bob, I love your content, and keep up the great work. A video production suggestion for you, if I may: A small hair light above you and behind you pointing to the top of your head at about a 45 degree downward angle should significantly reduce your green screen hair issues. Even if you have a hardware keying system, this is a common problem, seen often with TV weathermen. Give it a shot and see what you think.
I've been working in a temporary studio for a couple of months now. Not even sitting in front of a real green screen. Makes me crazy, but all that will change eventually. Thanks for the kind words and the suggestion!
So mind blowing! I’m thinking about introducing my 13-year old daughter to music production. I was going to show her Logic and Audition, but maybe this is the way to go?
Well, I'd still show her the others. I'm sure they'll be relevant for some time to come, but letting her get in early with AI stuff is probably wise.
@@BobDoyleMedia yup, the genie is out of the bottle, there’s no putting it back. I heard someone comment that it’s the “4th Industrial Revolution” , don’t know what the 2nd or 3rd was, but that comment made an impact on me. Just checked the prices, and it’s pretty reasonable considering what it can do, and I have Melodyne, so I get a discount!
@@fuzexi The creation of factories and automated processes, steam power, etc, the second was electricity and cars, the third was computers and internet, the fourth is AI and its much further along then the public realizes, this is because we lack the computing power the advanced models require to process data. That is about to change dramatically and with it the world.
I've been using fully licensed RipX for almost 2 years already :)
Cool! ❤Subscribed! Thanks.
Cool video! I also took a look at RipX DAW and I definitely see the potential for future versions and as AI music is progressing in Quality. Nevertheless until you really can make something professional sounding solely with it on its own with AI music as a starting point, it is a long way to go. Still, I'm very excited to see how it will develop.
I wonder if you took this back to the mid seventies if the recording engineers would be as horrified as some people are by AI these days. This was great.
Thank you!
Very cool, Bob. I can see using this to repair / enhance some old original recordings. Sort of an AI Melodyn deal. Thanks & Cheers from Seattle!
thanks you sir for your time and work , always great video, ho im a udio user now hehe new update is cool you can crop song !
Thanks Bob, I'll check it out on my AI generated tracks
I wonder if you have tips to reduce "phasey" or spectral misalign problems which happen in each STEMS track ?
From my experiments using my own song ( which didnt have paralel processings + complex FX and Sidechain ) the Stem tracks always close to good , but not when doing same thing with track from SUNO and UDIO
Thank you very much, your videos are really cool and I have already learned a lot. I would be interested in a video about the best ways to improve the quality of the AI-generated songs Often it's that metallic, tinny aftertaste that you want to get rid of...
I’m always on the lookout for stuff like that too. When I find stuff, I’ll definitely share it here.
You have a pleasant and relaxing vibe in the way you host this channel, which makes me like this channel. However, there's a small thing where I could see being room for improvement, which is more speed speed variation. In half of the sentenes it's just great, but in other sentences it sounds like as many words possible are pushed within a short timeframe, sometimes where it seems like in sound there are no seperate sentences anymore, but just one big long sentences that just goes on and on. On itself I understand that any pause is a moment where someone could become bored, and click on another video, but at the same time sentences contain a certain rythm and structure that makes it most comfortable to listen to (for most people).
Now at times it reminds me a bit like these auction people that so quickly say stuff where it all sounds like 1 big sentence, like
a machine gun.
However, I like the channel and you have a pleasant way of talking/hosting other than that, so keep up the good work!
edit: this is more about your vids in general rather htan this particular one.
btw: my mbti guess is that you're an entp?
I appreciate you watching, my pacing choice not withstanding. :)
i noticed my studio one has a stem seperator.. but it doesnt seem very good. i tried using it on some of my udio tracks.
I am learning so much from you about music that it is insane. Thanks and keep up teaching us folks. Just wanted to ask you, when you play suno music or other music, i see a video pop up above you, are those generated by some AI? If yes, which one? Thanks again
Hi, and thanks so much for the kind words. Those animations are added by my editor and created with the animation tools at Leonardo.ai, and perhaps other such services. If you look through my other videos, you'll find lots of them that address different ways to create animations like these. 👍
Can you load an existing studio track and do the same???
Pushing "•" (stop) takes you to beginning then push "II" (pause) it should stop and then resume from the same point.
I can't run the program without crashing, i make the stems and instantly when i click the song the program crashes, help pls :(
I have a question: when doing a cover song with a suno created song, the generated voice sounds very artificial, can I use any tool, such as RipX DAW to make it a little natural?
Try the free AI tool "Replay".
8:34 Would be interesting if you can test this with Suno v2 as it sounds better sonically than v3 leading, possibly, with more accurate results.
The only weak point of RipX is their clustered and confusing piano roll. They should prioritize visibility and getv inspiration from other daws
I'm sure they get a LOT of feedback about the GUI, but when you think about what's happening here, it must be quite a challenge to create the perfect interface. Assuming the software gets enough traction to continue, I'm certain this will get better - or someone else will figure it out.
Bob, tricky question here:
Let’s say you make a song with Suno or Udio, you download the MP3, you rip the song into different stems with RipX DAW Pro and you export it onto different WAVE files to edit in a different DAW.
Do you know of a plug-in capable of turning those WAVE files into a different instrument?
Let’s say you load the ‘bass guitar’ stem into a DAW, but that file is a WAVE form file, not a MIDI… How can you use for example a VST instrument to change that bass wave signal into a different bass or a different guitar or a piano for instance?
Using Logic or another DAW because the VST3 instrument loading feature within RipX DAW Pro is truly terrible and the instruments imported do not work well at all or sound nothing like the original instrument.
If you have any suggestion, I’d really appreciate it!
Thank you man! 😊👍🏻👍🏻
Really nice but it would nice to have a tool to kill the Ai robot vocal
You can use any of the voice conversion tools we’ve covered recently to do that.
13:13 Can't you just hit Pause instead of Stop? Or did you want Stop to just go back to where you previously hit Play?
Yes, hitting pause is the solution. It’s just that I’m not used to it yet. That’s all. And also, yes, I am used to stop returning me to where I started last in some interfaces.
Its only for mac? Is there a pc alternative?
It says Windows 7 up to 11 in the system requirements
@user-cz9bl6jp8b oh cool I thought I saw mac os only thank you!
the bass is called a sub bass or 808 i think
Have you tried pressing pause instead of stop to not go to the beginning of the song? XD
The point of me using Suno is to take my lyrics to my Ai band. My Ai band never disagrees. I intend to actually record what I use Suno for. I do generations from 1k to 3k credits. I get it close and go to the next part. I am particular about the way my lyrics flow, and I have a melody line in mind. That's why so many generations.
I'm thinking about RipX DAW while I wait for BiaB Mac 2024 to come out. And, yes I will be getting BiaB. Been on the fence for several years. You helped push me over the edge. I won't really know how much it will help until I get it, but I can see it going into my workflow, and not even for Ai music.
Most importantly... Create music that you like. You are the one that has to spend the most time with it.🥰
Amen to your last sentence. And thanks for the comments! Band In A Box can be a beast, but there are a lot of learning resources online!
Humor in A.I. music ?Guys . THIS could be the REAL Breakthrough. OPEN A.I. PAYS THE BILLS”. Heard on Spotify and You TUBE MUSIC. A strange guy who names himself WHUUPI Frogifun seems to know where this leads to. What do YOU think ?
take stems into ableton than take out the noise with melda equalizer using differenet frequencies. ad in real instruments and voila?
Nice try, but I don't think you can do much with something that's already mixed and mastered. It is best to use these sound sources as they are finished. It is my humble appreciation!
3:25 There's no such thing as "chef by committee". Cook the food you want to eat, bro.
Udio is much better than Suno. You should try it with that one as well.
A new genre of recycled audio. This process is more like editing AI output than songwriting. It's not hard to imagine that this type of music will become ubiquitous, especially as AI refines the editing process and requires less human involvement.
The pitch options in the context menu (13:40) are only available in the RipX Daw Pro version.
You can choose a scale in the bottom left corner of the screen, but unfortunately copying notes by selecting and dragging these while holding the CTRL key doesn't put the copied notes in the chosen scale. There is the option to auto pitch to scale but this will be applied to the entire track instead of the selected notes only.
You're absolutely right. I completely forgot to make the distinction, probably because I assumed most people would go for the Pro version anyway who were serious, given that it's not an annoying subscription, and isn't comparatively that expensive for what it is - in my opinion of course.
@@BobDoyleMedia I understand because the trial version has all features including the ones in the pro version.
With so many tools coming onto the market for non-musicians (People who can't play an instrument or sing themselves), the platforms are now flooding the market with hundreds of millions of hits. We'll all get rich - assuming everyone buys at least 1,000 titles a day and listens to them. The great sell-off of commercial music has begun.
That sounds like a gold rush to many people - but with so much oversupply of all the AI song generators, the price of gold has fallen to 0.
Don't listen to kids whining about your music choices, EDM and modern stuff is crap, most people under 40 these days don't know what real music is.
Says everyone when they get over 40 forever.
@@thethree60five But we are less than 100 years into modern music though…
@TheLobMob hey man,
But not my point.
It was a "backin my day" comment.
Honestly.....This might be what I'm looking for, being getting bored of making the same old stuff on Ableton, maybe incorporate RipX with Ableton etc.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on it if you give it a try!