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[rpowell01]

So I have been just browsing and testing out those AI creation tools that creates songs for people who don't now how to play or produce or publish. I came across one last night, don't even recall what website but it was amazing. I am just testing the waters to see what they can do. They have a long way to go still.

But that led me to think, what if WE as keyboard users of workstations like the Kronos had access to some AI sound generator tool plugin that could create pads, strings, drums, piano sounds, drum sounds...I am talking about ONE SHOTS, single note sounds just like we do whenever we are multisampling and creating patches.

I would pay good money for something like that. Curious, is there such a tool out there currently?

[rpowell01]

Well it looks like there is already one out there. Are there others?

https://www.engadget.com/this-free-plugin-uses-ai-to-generate-music-samples-from-text-prompts-165058168.html

[rpowell01]

That app wasn't that good IMHO.

I may look into this as I was once a programmer in my past life before retirement.

[average_male]

We need to think bigger. AI to create and play songs for us.

[blazerunner]

To me... The joy of music is the time you spend thinking and creating your ideas, thoughts and emotions and bringing them into life. It's very satisfying.

When I think of AI doing all the work for me it likes a fisher man going to the supermarket and buying some frozen fish instead of going out to the lake, casting his rod and spending the day catching his own fish.

I'm not against AI for some things but AI in music creation isn't one of those things I'm on board for. Now if there's some AI program that does mixing and mastering I'm all for it. That I can use but creating music hard pass. That takes the fun out of it.

At some point you might as well as just put the gear down and become a full time listener instead of a creator of music. AI defeats the purpose.

But I know it's a hot topic for the current era of people who already are too lazy to make their own music and want to rely on splice for loops and things like serato and such to seperate melodies from other peoples songs so they can steal them easier.

It's a long dark tunnel to go down with AI but I personally don't feel like AI belongs in the world of Art and Music which are driven by humanistic life experiences.

This is all my little opinion of course. Just a drop in the bucket that means nothing much exept to me. AI just like DAW's and VST's when those came about and pushed traditional hardware aside are also going to be embraced by people who want to cut corners and not put in work.

It's going to be interesting seeing people compete against eachother with music that a computer made. Instead of focusing on being creative it will just be a tech game of who has the best AI to create the best music. I imagine "musicians" showing off their computer builds like PC gamers do instead of showing off their studio equipment in the future.
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[rpowell01]

[blazerunner]

[ChrisDuncan]