AI in Music: Game-Changer or Creativity Killer?

[@taxiwilliams]

Bro I’m all for it… i’m at a point in my life where I don’t want to continue to wait for anyone to move forward with songs, especially other singers and songwriters. If they can’t see themselves on the track, cool I’ll do it myself. I have a half decent voice, so I’ll use it to lay the foundation. then I’ll go back, change a few lyrics and sing it myself. And then couple it with vocal flex to change my voice if a client needs a different vocal tone.

[@Creative_Spasciz]

@@taxiwilliams that’s where I’m at bro…I just got the Black Friday deal and I’m just blown away with what I can come up with!!

[@Haise.and.Neptis-Music]

I think you really presented and explained this perfectly. It is a useful tool for many producers to create an instrumental track and have an example vocal and lyrics for when your instrumental project is finished, to have it sung by a real person and to be able to give that person a rough example so that they can person has an example from which you can start recording. very good tutorial and very good work you shared .👍👍💪💪🏆🏆

[@Creative_Spasciz]

Man, thank you for that comment. Most people see AI and automatically hate it but it has its place currently and in the future. Just use it the way that is beneficial.

[@Haise.and.Neptis-Music]

@@Creative_Spasciz ❤

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

I’m trying to sort out how I can use it as a sound design tool. Once I get the hang of it, it will be a game changer.

[@Creative_Spasciz]

Oh yes, that’s a good one!!

[@RonellMusic]

Personally, I don’t see how this can be a problem. You’re just using AI to help get your idea across to the artist. Like you said, it’s the future, and it’s not going anywhere. Either we learn to use it properly to avoid copyright strikes, or we fight against the machine. Sooner or later, everyone is going to be on board with it. Just my opinion. 🙏🏿

[@Creative_Spasciz]

I’m with you!!