I'm finally addressing this (once and for all)
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- čas přidán 13. 06. 2024
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Speaking for myself personally, as a consumer of music, not a producer of it- I want to hear things now more than EVER made by real musicians. And if I can help it, not just random musicians whom I have no clue who they are, but knowing who made the song. Or soundtrack, or whatever. I'm completely fed up with robotic sounding music, and soul-less stuff that has no personality to it. AI to me is just the latest iteration of that. I hope I'm not alone in wanting more organic music, made by real artists, and knowing the names and histories of these artists.
I don’t think you’re alone in this at all. Thanks for writing!
Producer planner idea is such a cool thing and really awesome of you to offer it as a free resource to your community. Big cheers to you sir! I’m going to check it out. Also, I fully agree with the sentiments shared in this video. 🙏🏻
Thanks so much! Hope you find it helpful!
I see AI mostly as a positive thing from creative side, Im waiting for full AI integration in DAWs.
Imagine your choice of DAW with voice recognition system, so you can basically talk to your software for it to do all boring things you normally do with mouse and keyboard.
Really needed to hear that trying to get out of a long time funk after a few years of nonstop musicmaking... just cant quite get into the rhythm I had going before. But why not do it anyway, its better to write some filler bullshit to get it out of the way than to not even try eventually consistency always seems to reward one way or another.
You’re so right. You got this!
I know it sucks that you felt called to talk about it, but I just wanted to say thank you, because hearing from someone who has a solid job in the industry and keeps a very honest approach to the content you make, it REALLY helps in easing the minds of people like me who are just starting out and have felt immediately defeated. There's a lot going on everywhere, a lot of shady stuff overall across a lot of industries or businesses it seems, and it's just greatly appreciated that you were willing to talk about it anyway and share some helpful insight and opinions 🙏🏻 thank you!
Glad you found it helpful!!
Im worried about making a livi g with music that i like to do (lofi, future bass, those tracks), if thats not possible i will always continue to make music but ngl with how good AI songs in these genres are i think it will affect the industry :(
I think there’s an option to carve out your own lane no matter how many AI songs there are
Respect. Great perspective. I am going to keep playing music on my guitar. Sitting round a camp fire with a real guitar and real people is a fantastic experience that will not be replaced anytime soon.
🤘🤘🤘 exactly
I can't believe there are people who said that in the comments. I'm a songwriter and producer based in Tokyo, and I've been doing this job for ages. Nay-sayers will always be everywhere, especially on the internet where they feel safe trolling in the comments section. The most worried I've been about AI is the thought of major labels writing AI songs for their artists just to keep the copyrights. It may happen, but not on a massive scale. In that case, they will probably send the song for arrangements to people like you or me. From an adrenaline junkie point of view, that's great. Actually, it boosts my motivation to keep learning new arranging techniques and getting better. And when it comes to my gear... no way! The whole point is having things with lights and knobs. The more, the better. I have ADHD, and I really relate to how you feel reading these comments. I don't need to be politically correct here: AI can come kick my ass. I still kick ass big time. My clients know it, and I get to keep them. And my studio is awesome. I can watch movies at night as well. Oh... for all of you thinking about becoming songwriters and planning to quit because of AI, do it. Please, quit! We'll get to keep a bigger slice of the cake.
Extremely correct take
I think people like human connection. Feeling heard and understood makes us not feel lonely. People also need accountability.
Facts
"I think people like human connection" judging from the lack of socializing and the tendency to stay at home or endlessly doomscroll even when outside, maybe not so much these days.
@@foljs5858 well then maybe that's something they need to deal with or get therapy. I wouldn't say it's healthy for people to be that way.
'A.I Love, love it or hate it, A.I Love, you are my A.I Love' That could be the lyrics of an upcoming uncomfortable cheese 80's ballad from Sweden's 'will be famous once dead' Max Fury! In all seriousness. A.I is such a double-edged sword. When the A.I does the music it's a bit weird. Everyone keeps whining about how it's just like a human now. No it's not, it's good, but it has a lot of small issues that say a producer can hear.
What's scary is the regular people don't really care, and haven't for years. That's why all these autotune rappers with the wrong key setting in autotune (always makes me laugh, cause it sounds ass) is dominating the charts. People needs to start caring about music again! But i doubt it'll happen. Only if we producers force singers to sing. Ironically on my A.I love song i sing without autotune/melodyne. It's the first time in years i'm doing it. I wanted to force myself to get used to a natural sound 'again'. Nice Swedish flavour T-shirt btw!
Love it!!! And gotta support Robin Jansson ⚽️⚽️
People forget that we are humans _interested in other humans_ - this whole discussion seems to suggest that in the very near future there will only be AI art, but who is going to be interested in that art, other AI?
Thank you 🥹
Any time!
for real though il produce cirlces around any prompt machine
Same lol but even if it gets better idc
Under a abstract comparison. ChatGPT, is under major backlash for wanting a scarlet johansen voice feeling for their AI voice chatgpt-4. They now have lawsuits to deal with Scarlett herself and the court has to determine if this was fair use to get a similar voice actor and prove said voice actor's existence, if recognizing the imitation is against her brand and they are guilty.
I think I now realize how necessary for everyone to cover themselves against liable damages, and the authentic worker is the easiest way vs an a.i.
thanks for addressing it.
Yeah pretty wild stuff
Damn that is so based. Bless you
🤘🤘
Dad's mad
You arguments are very much tied to the status of things in June 2024, when there is still not much regulation, ai music has just gotten decent only a few months ago, and the full potential of this technology is just about to unravel (which is why the average Joe is not tapped in). Obviously that's not going to last forever, and I get the sentiment of people just starting out thinking "oh should I dedicate the next 5-10 years of my life grinding this path, and spending thousands in equipment, etc. when AI might very much catch up by then"
(as opposed to just doing it for pleasure or as a hobby)
If I had a child who wanted to pursue voice acting as a career, i'd be extremely concerned for their future right now
That said, the ai market is obviously not going to obliterate human made music and whatnot. Music and art in general, is an enjoyable creative process and like you said there will be always people interested in making things and expressing themselves, and probably pay some money to really bring them to life. However it's undeniable that it's going to be way more niche of a sector. Just like the artisans that make expensive handcrafted tables, they make probably 10% of the world's tables or less.
I think people in our fields have all the reason to feel uncertain about the future. I also think that the notion that we should just sell everything and give up was hyperbolic and makes no sense. I think we are compelled as a species to tell and hear stories, and to share and connect with each other, and music offers this and much more.
But your average starting out rapper might not look to spend 350 bucks for a beat, your avg indiepop upcoming band might not care if the mix is handled by AI if it sounds good and saves them 2k on the album, and your avg broke filmmaker migt not choose to spend 1k to score his short film when he can just type what he wants and an AI can fit it like a glove.
So yeah there is going to be less work for sure, and probably a generational shift in these roles once the new generations grow up with these tools
In my opinion!
All of this applies to any job though. AI can do your taxes, make a poster, handle customer service chat, whatever else. They’re even building a robot plumber. Sooo idk what else someone is gonna do.
@@AdamSliger That's true and that's why a lot of people are understandably concerned for their future! Once again not advocating for giving up, just saying I get the sentiment around this topic
most legit comment on the video here. like any other industry, i feel confident the exact moment the average consumer has access to replace this man's services they will do just that, and many highly motivated people are working overtime to make this happen
I'm not remotely worried about AI.
b.a.s.e.d.
Even after everything I said, every AI “song” I’ve been shown is absolute garbage or just passable as music
Same here!!
for sure @@AdamSliger
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What about it lol
@@AdamSliger oh it just a small example that shows how outdated some of your opinions are.
@@trapmusic-trapbeatstraptub2119 they made a meme song with AI, that has nothing to do with getting paid to produce music for artists IRL or for brands. I don't think you paid attention to my point at all lol
There is not 800,000 songs uploaded to Spotify every day. There wasn’t even 120,000. I’d love to know where these people get their numbers from 😂. The reality is, it’s closer to 32000 songs per day. Still a lot but nowhere near 800,000 😂
Even if it were 10 billion a day volume isn’t the goal lol but yeah who knows or cares about the real number the point is the world is drowning in garbage music every day and adding volume to the bottom isn’t changing anything
@@AdamSliger I absolutely agree!
You can make music with ai and all preset/ premade stuff then upload to internate can be a online star 😅 but you wont able to perform live
Are there any steps between uploading it and becoming a star?
lol plenty of “live” performers that never show their face. MF doom even had duplicates doing shows at the same time. 😂
@@trapmusic-trapbeatstraptub2119 and people didn't like when he did lol it's like the #1 thing people hate on him for
@@AdamSliger well good question, theres some paid spot lights you can buy, i dont know man, i been uploading few songs into youtube since year that nobody watch, but did play live in a small church show about few months a go for first time, just solo perfomance, once finished when you here the peoples appreciations,oh that was so magical man, i just remember that moment while watching this video, imagine if you ever encounter one of those moments, that you have no stupid Ai's neither any auto-tunes, only you, your guitar the microphone infront of you and the the people staring at you waiting to be impressed, thatnks for your stuff man cheers 👍
@@AdamSliger yes they hate Daft Punk, and Marshmello, and Deadmau5, and Slipknot, and Gorillaz, and remember when they hated Sia.
You’re so right brother.
Idk, man, if your creativity is so limited that A.I. can realace you at your job i think it should.
Based on the complete garbage of a crap show I see AI generating in the software engineering space, this is one buzzword phase I cannot WAIT to be over. AI is making people tired in just about every vertical, not just music
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Plot twist. If you quit and go do something else, there’s a good chance AI is taking over that industry as well 😂😂
Exactly lmao
@@AdamSliger 😂😂
One of my motivating factors is to make music AI can’t or won’t. Trust me, there’s music these AI models will not touch with a 10ft pole because of lyrics that often are deemed: problematic. So become problematic 🤘
Interesting spin
Where can i find your music?
Well, I still haven't heard an AI tune that made me want give it a second listen.
Interesting? Sometimes. But totally forgettable. I don't think AI will replace good musicianship.
I hate the use of AI as a crutch for anything, frankly. People who don't see the difference between a real artist and someone writing promps are psychopaths.
Like you can look at AI art and think 'cool' but passing it off as having any humanity or unique style to it would be pretty cringe.
Currently you cannot copy write AI
How would anyone know? Like if you actually tried to hide it?
I knew a guy who lost a ton of work because he got busted using Splice loops exclusively to make sync music. They asked for some revisions and he just couldn’t do them lol. So I wouldn’t be surprised if people got caught the same way for using AI
@@Patrick-ryan-collinsif something is built with ai you can train another ai that'll detect if it was built with ai
What you should rather address is your mustache and haircut
What compels you to comment on a stranger’s appearance when you could just not?
@@AdamSliger civic duty
@@foljs5858 About as funny as a kick in the balls 🤦🏻♂️
Ok just a heads up I don’t really care but it’s also high key weird haha
Like there are other people who this would ruin their day lol
i can tell you were nervous and didnt have much conviction or confidence in what you were saying. AI is taking over everything, stop coping, you sound like an out of touch boomer.
How are your NFTs doing?