Hi there, just wanted to tell you, I have been juggling to your music for like 3 hours straight, trying out new tricks. I absolutely love your music! I would pay for your music, if I could find it on Amazon. Are you even allowed to sell it, considering you surely used some real bands to train the AI? I am a heavy metal fan for more than 30 years now, and I still can´t believe your songs are AI made (as your claim). Part of me still thinks, this is a joke and you will come out in a couple of weeks saying, you are real people and you are going on tour soon. Something like that. Honestly, how does that work? Did you feed the AI with tons of Tristania, Sirenia, Nightwish, Sisters of Mercy etc.? Unbelieveable, really. If this is really all AI made, be prepared for some contoversy. Maybe a controversy is exactly, what you want to spark here? Where does this all lead? Do we still need REAL people to create music? I, too, am deeply conflicted, wheather to embrace this new trend or condemn it. After all, I love live music and real people… Times are changing, let me know your thoughts, if you have the time. Cheers!
Hi there, Thank you for your support, I'm happy that you like the music. Music is indeed AI. There are countless services that give trained models to use for music generation out there, I don't train models or get involved on how the AI works on my end. An external service is used. Nevertheless the output you listen to is the results of specific prompts and unique because of them, thus they have a creator. There is an entire field called prompt engineering which deals with just that. It definitely needs a human to be involved, for now at least, and has a lot of work. You still need a human to deal with the AI and a human music ear to judge if the output is what you want and gives the emotion you are trying to share (music is emotions after all). The tools to do that has just been updated. In my opinion it's not AI vs musicians. Like every other field yo have to embrace the new technology available and learn to use it. Musicians are already using AI, with many tools available for them. The next riff you hear from a band could be an AI suggestion. No turning back that's for sure.
dark but great ...please make symphonic metal in AI
Великолепно , брутальненько . Вот бы завершение композиции толково запилить получилось - было бы хорошо .
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Hi there,
just wanted to tell you, I have been juggling to your music for like 3 hours straight, trying out new tricks. I absolutely love your music! I would pay for your music, if I could find it on Amazon. Are you even allowed to sell it, considering you surely used some real bands to train the AI?
I am a heavy metal fan for more than 30 years now, and I still can´t believe your songs are AI made (as your claim). Part of me still thinks, this is a joke and you will come out in a couple of weeks saying, you are real people and you are going on tour soon. Something like that. Honestly, how does that work? Did you feed the AI with tons of Tristania, Sirenia, Nightwish, Sisters of Mercy etc.? Unbelieveable, really.
If this is really all AI made, be prepared for some contoversy. Maybe a controversy is exactly, what you want to spark here? Where does this all lead? Do we still need REAL people to create music? I, too, am deeply conflicted, wheather to embrace this new trend or condemn it. After all, I love live music and real people…
Times are changing, let me know your thoughts, if you have the time.
Cheers!
Hi there,
Thank you for your support, I'm happy that you like the music.
Music is indeed AI. There are countless services that give trained models to use for music generation out there, I don't train models or get involved on how the AI works on my end. An external service is used.
Nevertheless the output you listen to is the results of specific prompts and unique because of them, thus they have a creator. There is an entire field called prompt engineering which deals with just that.
It definitely needs a human to be involved, for now at least, and has a lot of work. You still need a human to deal with the AI and a human music ear to judge if the output is what you want and gives the emotion you are trying to share (music is emotions after all). The tools to do that has just been updated.
In my opinion it's not AI vs musicians. Like every other field yo have to embrace the new technology available and learn to use it. Musicians are already using AI, with many tools available for them. The next riff you hear from a band could be an AI suggestion. No turning back that's for sure.