What do you think about AI music?

nethanpaul · Yesterday, 11:15 AM

AI music has definitely gotten better in a very short time. The biggest change I have noticed is how realistic the arrangements and the way instruments are separated can sound now. At the time I believe the human input still makes a big difference especially when it comes to lyrics, guidance, editing and the main idea, behind a song. AI can be a creative tool but the interesting question is whether it can eventually catch the emotion and personal experiences that often make music something people remember.

jadis · Yesterday, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by nethanpaul

AI music has definitely gotten better in a very short time. The biggest change I have noticed is how realistic the arrangements and the way instruments are separated can sound now. At the time I believe the human input still makes a big difference especially when it comes to lyrics, guidance, editing and the main idea, behind a song. AI can be a creative tool but the interesting question is whether it can eventually catch the emotion and personal experiences that often make music something people remember.

Are you certain you're not AI yourself?

Edit: Since you joined in 2018 that's highly unlikely. But you never know these days...

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nethanpaul Groupie Join Date: Aug 2018 Posts: 12	AI music has definitely gotten better in a very short time. The biggest change I have noticed is how realistic the arrangements and the way instruments are separated can sound now. At the time I believe the human input still makes a big difference especially when it comes to lyrics, guidance, editing and the main idea, behind a song. AI can be a creative tool but the interesting question is whether it can eventually catch the emotion and personal experiences that often make music something people remember.