AI Vocals: The Music Revolution Begins

[Tim Smith]

14 hours ago, Grem said:

“the first 10-15 seconds are highly decisive for whether we skip the song or not"

Quote from the referenced article.

Two things contribute to the issue IMO- Caffiene and sound byte chunks of data.

I like 10 minute YouTube videos. 30 minutes is pushing it. Does that translate to music? 

Any prog rock fans out there? 

 

[craigb]

6 minutes ago, Tim Smith said:

Any prog rock fans out there? 

Yes!

[craigb]

7 minutes ago, Tim Smith said:

Any pet rock fans out there? 

?

[craigb]

18 minutes ago, pwal³ said:

me too if the missus isn't on the bluetooth

So, your missus has an app to control you using Bluetooth? ?

[Tim Smith]

2 hours ago, craigb said:

Yes!

If you listen intently all the way though some of it, you have refined listening skills. The interest holds you, I get that.

If you listen to 1 hour of classical music intently, you would be a nerd. I say that in the most respectful way possible.

[Tim Smith]

2 hours ago, craigb said:

?

You know I thought I was having a baby, and I seen something like that yesterday.

[craigb]

32 minutes ago, Tim Smith said:

If you listen intently all the way though some of it, you have refined listening skills. The interest holds you, I get that.

If you listen to 1 hour of classical music intently, you would be a nerd. I say that in the most respectful way possible.

Some Prog can keep my interest but, to be honest, a lot (as well as Classical which I listen to quite often) acts as perfect background music while I'm programming.  They both help me focus.

[Tim Smith]

34 minutes ago, craigb said:

Some Prog can keep my interest but, to be honest, a lot (as well as Classical which I listen to quite often) acts as perfect background music while I'm programming.  They both help me focus.

Back ground is different. Like when some people talk to me. I could get on with that all day.

Sometimes my wife will be talking to me and say "6000 dollars". Then I'll be like what? Up until then I didn't hear a thing she said.

[Grem]

34 minutes ago, Tim Smith said:

I didn't hear a thing she said.

I heard it, just didn't register.

[craigb]

[kennywtelejazz]

7 hours ago, Tim Smith said:

Any prog rock fans out there? 

 

                                                       Yes !

          

Kenny

[Grem]

On 4/8/2024 at 9:38 AM, Tim Smith said:

Any prog rock fans out there? 

Yes!

But most certainly!!

[kennywtelejazz]

On 4/8/2024 at 7:34 AM, Tim Smith said:

After my drink here I want to go lick all over my master.

 

Yes ! just make sure you brush your teeth and rinse your mouth out first.

?

Kenny

Edited April 10, 2024 by kennywtelejazz

[craigb]

Kenny, just going with the Flo... ?

[kennywtelejazz]

4 hours ago, craigb said:

Kenny, just going with the Flo... ?

  Flo... got Kenny trained good .

                                   Now go brush your teeth Kenny

Kenny

 

Edited April 10, 2024 by kennywtelejazz

[Tim Smith]

I heard there ain't no flo no mo.

[Bapu]

On 4/6/2024 at 3:53 PM, audioschmaudio said:

Today I discovered Suno AI. You give it some lyrics or just a general idea for lyrics, tell it what genre you want it to be and it creates a whole song for you. And the results are really good. It's like Midjourney for music. I feel like it's not even worth bothering to learn how to make music when I could get good results with zero effort by just telling a computer what to create.

For just vocals I've been using AI for a while beause my voice sucks. Solaria for Synthesizer V is amazing.

Pretty cool.

[audioschmaudio]

40 minutes ago, Bapu said:

Pretty cool.

Totally. To me, it's both fascinating and demotivating. I can have it create better music within seconds than I could if I invested lots of hours. I've only used it for a week and it already created lots of music for me that I really like.

And I've discovered a similar app, https://www.udio.com, which is currently still in its beta phase and free.

Edited April 14, 2024 by audioschmaudio

[audioschmaudio]

Suno currently has a referal program. If you register with this link: https://suno.com/invite/@mus_ai_c and generate 10 songs (you can use the free version), you get 250 extra credits.

Edited June 18, 2024 by audioschmaudio

[audioschmaudio]

11 minutes ago, pwal³ said:

ai might take over "product" music, but it'll never take over the real thing

Yes, but it's still fun to try. The way I see it: Making music yourself is like playing a game, letting AI create music for you is like watching a game. And I find it fascinating, just to see and experience what's technologically possible these days.