castalla
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Sort of scanned it then listened to the AI video. Also led astray by the thread titlethats me 'just wanted to play a few tunes' .. then i stumbled into 'Wiim-world' ' ..
What do you think the future holds for digital music/audio ?
that relates to my 'sci fi' idea .. the embedded metadata in the audio track would instruct your equipment how to set EQ, soundstage whatever it may be called to be as close as is reasonably possible to the original sound as engineered by artist or studio so not 'one' EQ but EQ auto adjusted on your equipment .. unless you are @Aquaman then you switch that option off
i believe at the moment so-called Ai is not actually Ai, but is just 'regurgitating' existing content in a 'slightly' different form. Once the 'computers' reach a point of 'sentience' and produce original as yet unthought ideas then we will move into a different world.
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There does seem to be more reverberation on the recordings in the stripped out cinema, so they certainly don't need any more.When you play them back you don't want to add more reverberation though
the big issue at the moment imho. is who 'owns' what .. if Ai creates music tracks based on aquired music data. is that original ? do the original 'artists' get credit bit like when 'sampling' old tunes appeared in music, the new version had to honour the original.
in many peoples views Ai is 'stealing' all our stuff .. well i say Ai i mean bezos, zuker and the gang
in many peoples views Ai is 'stealing' all our stuff .. well i say Ai i mean bezos, zuker and the gang
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I feel that you should find a phylosophers forum.
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...if that were possible, I would win the lottery every weekend.that relates to my 'sci fi' idea .. the embedded metadata in the audio track would instruct your equipment how to set EQ, soundstage whatever it may be called to be as close as is reasonably possible to the original sound as engineered by artist or studio so not 'one' EQ but EQ auto adjusted on your equipment .. unless you are @Aquaman then you switch that option off
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All joking aside, I recommend the linked text for mixing, bearing in mind that mastering still follows. I don't think it's possible to take all constellations into account.
www.soundgym.co
How to Mix Music? A Beginners Guide to Audio Mixing
Learning how to mix your music for yourself enables you to take control of your artistic and creative vision and take your music to the next level.
I am more concerned with compression than EQ. To much of the former makes music boring on good equipment in a quiet environment. On the other hand listening to Mahler on the bus is impossible…
I think the most likely thing to happen will be embedded firmware that will require some sort of paid-for key to allow a limited number of plays of serial numbered tracks (so the original purchaser can be traced and fined or jailed when the files end up on the Pirate Bay).
Maybe also the feudalism that we seem to heading toward will have a few great musicians patronized by the uber wealthy and the rest of us can go f ourselves. Long before we reach that point we'll have many other things to worry about.
Maybe also the feudalism that we seem to heading toward will have a few great musicians patronized by the uber wealthy and the rest of us can go f ourselves. Long before we reach that point we'll have many other things to worry about.
Every sentence in my head someone else has saidthe big issue at the moment imho. is who 'owns' what .. if Ai creates music tracks based on aquired music data. is that original ? do the original 'artists' get credit bit like when 'sampling' old tunes appeared in music, the new version had to honour the original.
in many peoples views Ai is 'stealing' all our stuff .. well i say Ai i mean bezos, zuker and the gang
The Who....905
Have you ever actually made music with SUNO?@Malc ... 'AI creators' not sure that makes sense ..
Creating music with "Custom" is incredibly deep and fascinating.
Creating music exactly as intended is difficult, and that's what makes it so interesting.
I think it's worth trying at least once.
Is this man the future of music – or its executioner? AI evangelist Mikey Shulman says he’s making pop, not slop
Worth a staggering $2.45bn, Suno is an AI music company that can create a track with just a few prompts. Why is its CEO happy to see it called ‘the Ozempic of the music industry’?
i just tried free suno on the homepage .. bit of fun but not really my thing.Have you ever actually made music with SUNO?
Creating music with "Custom" is incredibly deep and fascinating.
Creating music exactly as intended is difficult, and that's what makes it so interesting.
I think it's worth trying at least once.
Im not against Ai as a future technolgy, in music, medicine, tech, the arts etc its more about 'who controls it' and their intentions.
As @mrehorst suggested 'monetising' the tech will come very soon, the only reason it looks free at the moment is because 'its' harvesting all the data in the world by encouraging 'us' to use for free. ...
bezos and the boyz are busy bees because they know who ever controls the most data controls the world ... Mwahahaha
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castalla
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Most of what carries the AI sobriquet is not real AI but more or less souped up algorithmic programming. The real AI is still a way down the generative production line. We don't know what the outcome will be once the technology achieves singularity and potentially independent of and by human design and control. I have an image of a sublimely innovatory robot orchestra performing celestial moving symphonies being sharply interrupted by a hideously demonic one-robot band screeching and howling out the music 
I pay for a Pro Plan subscription.
Even if someone makes a fortune off it or the information I provide gets used elsewhere, I couldn't care less.
The fun of Suno is like building a Plastic model kit. I assemble music using countless prompts.
Listening to music created by others is nice, but listening to what I've made myself is incredibly fun. I've found a great hobby, so came here less often
A clear sign of the downside of AI - @Wiimer spending less time hereI pay for a Pro Plan subscription.
Even if someone makes a fortune off it or the information I provide gets used elsewhere, I couldn't care less.
The fun of Suno is like building a Plastic model kit. I assemble music using countless prompts.
Listening to music created by others is nice, but listening to what I've made myself is incredibly fun. I've found a great hobby, so came here less often
