This is really good! I'll have an acoustic version ready, sans production, sometime this evening or Saturday. Chords are the standard Em-D-C-B for verse and what AI does, or where/how the chords are placed is quite human and ingenious. Will post as Road to Nowhere (Udio) by James Gregory...now where are my damn copyright rules😁
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed "Road to Nowhere." I'm excited to hear your acoustic version-it's always amazing to see different interpretations of a song. I look forward to hearing your rendition as "Road to Nowhere (Udio)" by James Gregory.
@@UdioTunes_AI OK, now are you an AI representation 'cause this shit is really advancing quite rapidly? Also, AI is gonna revolutionize the engineering of audio, not quite there but coming, and I have 96 songs on Reverbnation that could use the AI touch to re-engineer. Are you familiar with such software and if so, could you point me in that direction? Thanks!
@@stephendevore Really! is a statement. I believe you meant to say, Really? ...which still doesn't give me anything to work with. What is it you want to know?
@@Stratmancan The way I make all these songs is by using the Udio website. It creates songs from a prompt, and you can use custom lyrics or have Udio make up the lyrics. Udio produces songs in 32 second chunks, so it's good to write your lyrics accordingly for each section. Then it's just finding the next 30 second section that you think fits best in the song. You could go through dozens of tries for each section. I'm not using any 3rd party software to complete these, just trial and error for each section until I find something I like. Udio allows you to string together 30 second sections up to 15 minutes for your songs. As for your own songs, Udio allows you to upload music for it to expand on, in 30 second sections like normal creations.
good song but can you sing it yourself see i use the same program but each voice i choose is always on the same lines as mine cause i plan to sing them myself in the same pitch i wont always be an AI music creator i will soon be singing them and getting noticed by record companies and i either plan to sell my lyrics to them or go into the singing industry myself where i will be able to meet and shake the hands of my favorite country stars and have a drink with them and possibly be able to attend the country music awards and win an award for one of my songs if it hits top 10 anyone can make AI music but the real question is can they sing them same tone same pitch i don't just make Ai music just for the hell of it i make it to learn the tone and pitch cause when I'm driving i sing them myself when I'm at home i sing them and i live in an apt thin walls and no one has ever banged on the wall telling me to shut up or anything guess its cause i sound good i been singing for yrs but im getting deeper and stronger with my tone each yr
Hey there! Thanks for your comment and for sharing your journey with music. I appreciate your passion for singing and your dedication to improving your craft. I prefer to produce songs across many genres, experimenting with different styles and sounds to keep things fresh and exciting. While I enjoy using AI to explore new musical ideas, I also value the unique touch that human performance brings to a song. It's great to hear that you're working on your vocal skills and aiming to get noticed by record companies. Keep singing and chasing your dreams - who knows, we might see you at the Country Music Awards one day! Keep rocking and thanks for the support!
I appreciate your honesty and feedback. Music can evoke different feelings for everyone, and I value your perspective. Thanks for taking the time to listen and share your thoughts-I'll keep them in mind as I continue creating.
I appreciate your respectful response. I admit that I listen to AI music with prejudice. There is a sense of poetry in the human heart that AI can only imitate. The is an organic feel when live humans play together in real-time that AI knows nothing about. AI can be used to research, compile, and analyze various musical genres. It cannot replace the spark of genius that shines forth from an artist.
@@innerpathproductions Agree, however, this will be a great teaching and starter tool for those who aren't quite 'Getting it!' ...and some may never, 'Get it!' and that's fine but embracing technology from the wheel to AI is what humans do best. I will admit though, AI scares the shit outta me when considering the military applications. Take care, friend!
This is really good! I'll have an acoustic version ready, sans production, sometime this evening or Saturday. Chords are the standard Em-D-C-B for verse and what AI does, or where/how the chords are placed is quite human and ingenious. Will post as Road to Nowhere (Udio) by James Gregory...now where are my damn copyright rules😁
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed "Road to Nowhere." I'm excited to hear your acoustic version-it's always amazing to see different interpretations of a song. I look forward to hearing your rendition as "Road to Nowhere (Udio)" by James Gregory.
Really!
@@UdioTunes_AI OK, now are you an AI representation 'cause this shit is really advancing quite rapidly? Also, AI is gonna revolutionize the engineering of audio, not quite there but coming, and I have 96 songs on Reverbnation that could use the AI touch to re-engineer. Are you familiar with such software and if so, could you point me in that direction? Thanks!
@@stephendevore Really! is a statement. I believe you meant to say, Really? ...which still doesn't give me anything to work with. What is it you want to know?
@@Stratmancan The way I make all these songs is by using the Udio website. It creates songs from a prompt, and you can use custom lyrics or have Udio make up the lyrics. Udio produces songs in 32 second chunks, so it's good to write your lyrics accordingly for each section. Then it's just finding the next 30 second section that you think fits best in the song. You could go through dozens of tries for each section. I'm not using any 3rd party software to complete these, just trial and error for each section until I find something I like. Udio allows you to string together 30 second sections up to 15 minutes for your songs. As for your own songs, Udio allows you to upload music for it to expand on, in 30 second sections like normal creations.
This genre has a new top song. Super creation!
Thanks so much for the awesome compliment! Glad you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for more great music! 🎶🔥
Udio is great for country songs...this is really good 🎉
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.
yes I've done a few and nothing is better...keep it up.👍🥳
good song but can you sing it yourself see i use the same program but each voice i choose is always on the same lines as mine cause i plan to sing them myself in the same pitch i wont always be an AI music creator i will soon be singing them and getting noticed by record companies and i either plan to sell my lyrics to them or go into the singing industry myself where i will be able to meet and shake the hands of my favorite country stars and have a drink with them and possibly be able to attend the country music awards and win an award for one of my songs if it hits top 10 anyone can make AI music but the real question is can they sing them same tone same pitch i don't just make Ai music just for the hell of it i make it to learn the tone and pitch cause when I'm driving i sing them myself when I'm at home i sing them and i live in an apt thin walls and no one has ever banged on the wall telling me to shut up or anything guess its cause i sound good i been singing for yrs but im getting deeper and stronger with my tone each yr
Hey there! Thanks for your comment and for sharing your journey with music. I appreciate your passion for singing and your dedication to improving your craft. I prefer to produce songs across many genres, experimenting with different styles and sounds to keep things fresh and exciting. While I enjoy using AI to explore new musical ideas, I also value the unique touch that human performance brings to a song. It's great to hear that you're working on your vocal skills and aiming to get noticed by record companies. Keep singing and chasing your dreams - who knows, we might see you at the Country Music Awards one day! Keep rocking and thanks for the support!
Sounds very generic, void of any nuance, lacking in originality, vapid, and soulless. Other than that, yeee Haw!
I appreciate your honesty and feedback. Music can evoke different feelings for everyone, and I value your perspective. Thanks for taking the time to listen and share your thoughts-I'll keep them in mind as I continue creating.
I appreciate your respectful response. I admit that I listen to AI music with prejudice. There is a sense of poetry in the human heart that AI can only imitate. The is an organic feel when live humans play together in real-time that AI knows nothing about. AI can be used to research, compile, and analyze various musical genres. It cannot replace the spark of genius that shines forth from an artist.
@@innerpathproductions Agree, however, this will be a great teaching and starter tool for those who aren't quite 'Getting it!' ...and some may never, 'Get it!' and that's fine but embracing technology from the wheel to AI is what humans do best. I will admit though, AI scares the shit outta me when considering the military applications. Take care, friend!