Using AI for composition - Can i use the song ?

[giant ll]

Hi all. I've never thought to use AI for composition, i usually make by myself.

Anyway.. i've been impressed from something that comes out using pages like: Aimusic so, Udio or similar. 

That would be useful for me expecially when i don't have 24 hours musicians playing with me.. i can experiment different arrangement ideas and it could give me good ideas about it.

Anyway.. i have a doubt expecially for the Copyright part..

When i search on Google about this, i find hours and hours videos of lawyers that say different things.. in a different languages sometimes.

I use to make my Songs as Personal Demo expecially, for present me as Guitarist in Schools, in Events, monetize is not the "first" reason. I would like to play it and put on Youtube for example.. but mine is very "simple" use.

If i should listen 10 hours of Videos everyday.. just to understand how copyright works.. all the utility to make me arrange and compose quickly would disappear if i have to be lawyer, just to understand if i can use the song or not..  If the song is mine or not. It's a way to say..

I would have a question: Which Page or App would you reccomend me, if you reccomend me to use AI, and at which price?

If possible: One with "clear" and "simply" rules...  I would like to find one free or with low price if is possible.

 

 

Thanks in advance

Edited 5 hours ago by giant ll

[giant ll]

Another question is:

Sometimes when i try to arrange a melody with IA, it make something that by ear sounds good.. but it's almost impossible to play. For example if i select "progressive metal" style. I have the impression that it just consider the notes, and the notes are nice.. but it don't consider the position, because it's not human. If i take a note at the 1st fret and another at the 10th.. for example is impossible to play, or much much difficult. When i try to compose in that way, sometimes.. i see something that it's almost impossible to play and minutes and minutes of crazy solos.. Only Dream Theater could play this ! lol

Is there a way to make the IA consider the guitar position that it reccomend to you, using also the difficulties of picking, harmonics and other things?

[Amberwolf]

You mention "IA" several times, but you don't tell us what it is.  Perhaps if you did, we might be able to help answer the question.

A websearch found a few things like Internal Affairs, Iowa, In Absentia, etc, but I can't figure out how any of those are related to what you're asking about. 

[OutrageProductions]

45 minutes ago, Amberwolf said:

Perhaps if you did, we might be able to help answer the question.

P.T. Barnum would be so proud.

[giant ll]

11 hours ago, Amberwolf said:

You mention "IA" several times, but you don't tell us what it is.  Perhaps if you did, we might be able to help answer the question.

A websearch found a few things like Internal Affairs, Iowa, In Absentia, etc, but I can't figure out how any of those are related to what you're asking about. 

Sorry for the misunderstanding. I thought it was obvious what I was talking about because I mentioned sites like UDIO, Aimusic.so, and similar ones.

You can read about this in my post.

I try to be more clear:

I just removed the dots from the site address because I was afraid it would look like spam and the post would be blocked.

This may have made it unclear that it was an address.

I mean IA as short for Artificial Intelligence. The only difference is that I wrote IA (in the order we would write it in my language), and in English we usually use AI; the letters are placed in the opposite order.

This is the "heart" of misunderstanding "IA" or "AI", sorry for this.

However, to be more precise, I was thinking of using sites like SUNO with the PRO plan or similar for composition (because with the free plan I can't do practically anything in terms of publishing). I would also like to know if there are other apps or sites you recommend I use, and the questions asked in my first post are still valid. Best regards.

 

P.s: i can change the Title to prevent misunderstanding

Edited 5 hours ago by giant ll

[giant ll]

https://www.consilium.europa.eu/it/policies/ai-explained/

If you read this page in my language it say.. IA and not AI. The problem is that if you are in an english language country i think that the computer would translate directly the short form with AI, that's why searching on Google "IA" you don't find related results.. and i find THOUSAND MUSICAL RESULTS using it.

 

If you change the language in this page, you will that see that the Short Form most used could CHANGE.

AI: If you translate in English language. (Artificial Intelligence)

IA: in italian and french languages (Intelligenza Artificiale or Intelligence Artificielle)

KI: in German i think(Künstliche Intelligenz?)

Sztuczna inteligencja: in Poland.

intleacht shaorga (IS):  in Gaelic i think and similar...

They are just examples.. i hope i didn't make mistake.

So the Short Form most used.. could change in different countries. IA and AI are really similar  and both really common and used in so many different countries.. and i've thought it was really clear the meaning of the post.. 

 

There is a command at the top right to change directly the language and see how this site show all the different short form used.

 

Anyway: i think is better don't use  IS or KI because are totally different and in a english language  post.

For this: I've changed the Title because my post was in English language and it's correct, now is more clear. 

 

Edited 18 minutes ago by giant ll

[mettelus]

Rather than approach this in a broad manner, delve into the specifics of whatever AI tool you are using. Reason I say this is because I saw a post while ago where the site itself (I forget the name of it now) claimed it had "ownership" of anything you created while using it.

[giant ll]

8 minutes ago, mettelus said:

Rather than approach this in a broad manner, delve into the specifics of whatever AI tool you are using. Reason I say this is because I saw a post while ago where the site itself (I forget the name of it now) claimed it had "ownership" of anything you created while using it.

My first choice at the moment is SUNO (Pro Plan).

I've selected the Pro Plan because the Free Plan don't give you Commercial use rights for new songs made. And this is sure, it's written on the SUNO page. In this last two days i'm trying to take a bit of informations about it.. that's what i've known.

Edited 8 minutes ago by giant ll