AI Music: The End of Music as We Know It (In-Depth)

Riley and Flosstradamus Discuss AI Creative Tools
00:00 - Introduction
02:16 - Emo Lip Sync Model and music videos
05:05 - Aha Moments
07:00 - Creativity with AI
11:25 - Optimism with AI
13:25 - Who is Flosstradamus (Curt)
16:43 - Voice Changing Tool Replay.io
20:00 - Suno AI… Why are they the best
21:50 - Does Adobe Stand a Chance?
23:00 - Sora AI…
25:35 - How good are AI videos going to be in 2025
28:30 - Manifestation, Identity, and Social Media
38:00 - Managing time with AI
40:00 - Gemini Advanced and more
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Riley and Flosstradamus Discuss AI Creative Tools
This podcast features a conversation between Riley, an AI content creator, and Flosstradamus a musician and AI enthusiast. They discuss the current state and future possibilities of AI creative tools, focusing on music, video, and workflow automation.
Key Takeaways:
Rapid advancements in AI tools are opening up creative possibilities for everyone. Tools like Suno for music generation and lip-sync models for animation are lowering the barrier to entry for creative endeavors.
Combining different AI tools can lead to innovative workflows and unique results. Flosstradamus comments on Riley’s creative uses of AI.
Accessibility and ease of use are crucial for widespread adoption of AI tools. Companies like Adobe are integrating AI features into their existing software, making them more accessible to a broader audience.
AI tools can help creators manifest their ideas and express their creativity more effectively. They can also be used to automate tasks and improve productivity.
Education and community are essential for helping people understand and utilize AI tools. Riley emphasizes the importance of creating a community around AI tools to empower creators and tool builders.
Key Quotes:
"It's not going to be the eight fingers, stable diffusion music videos that are happening right now. It's going to be like full on performance videos." - Flosstradamus
"I think it has to do with, I call them clicking moments for people where the tools just make sense given the technology stack." - Riley
"I think that that's when people say like, Oh, well, AI will never be creative and all these things that there's so many things that people say around it, but like, or it's stealing creativity or it's stealing jobs in this. I honestly think that it's just the way we tell stories and the way that we create with these tools is going to be what will change and how we can actually succeed in this space." - Flosstradamus
"I think it takes a specific personality type to do what you're suggesting the people who are willing to manifest immediately." - Riley
"I'm just excited for this era of like manifesting. Things, creativity, businesses, etc, etc." - Flosstradamus
Tools Mentioned:
Music Generation: Suno AI, Soundful
Vocal Cloning: Replay, Weights.gg,
Video: Sora, Synthesia, Runway
Workflow Automation: Zapier, PaperSpace
Information Management: Readwise, Gemini 1.5 Pro, Gemini Advanced
Other: Universal Vocal Remover (UVR)

[@alanscott2422]

Just arrived here! Nice chat you covered some good practical workflow ideas. I feel that all music after 2023 has to be treated with suspicion as with books, videos, Art images, etc. All creative people who have learned their craft will now be tarnished with the view it was created with AI and feel totally devalued. They will have to get over this and see these tools like Sumo as another musician in the room to work with as with AI video/ Graphis/ Art the same. As an older person using these tools, I cant get enough. Every day is a school day

[@emeryclifton9912]

No more touring, sit at home eating, drinking,smoking, creating creating creating, No more worrying about image. Tweak the video to put yourself back when you were in your 20s

[@Srindal4657]

This isn't about the entirety of your comment, but it is about sitting at home. If you really wanted to, you could go to a coffee shop, or a pub/bar, or maybe a games shop, maybe with a TV or you could bring a laptop. So I ask you, why do you think staying at home is one of your few options?

[@haroldpierre1726]

I feel sorry for the next wave of people losing their jobs. Sure, there will be new jobs. History has taught us that there often aren't enough new jobs to make up for the ones we lose.

[@pvanukoff]

The thing is, the AI revolution is going to take over nearly all jobs.

[@pvanukoff]

The thing is, the AI revolution is going to take over nearly all jobs.

[@soggybiscuit6098]

Almost ALL jobs will go, this is not the printing press or Internet. You are talking about something of supra intelligence which soon will be given a body. And greed is accelerating this, the brakes are off. No one cares because the elite gate keepers think they will own and control the AIs

[@karmaandkerosene_music]

I predict a backlash against all this in 4 or 5 more years. Once the new wears off this tech people will want to return to humans entertaining humans. We were so dazzled by the CGI in the Avengers - but now people are sick of that mess. We'll see if a computer can actually be cool.

[@fischergreen4134]

Agree completely

[@timbacodes8021]

This needs a part 2

[@mwdrum]

The education talk is very good.

[@BeDoHave2012]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *🎶 AI enables multilingual music videos and vocal cloning for creative experimentation.* 02:17 *🎵 Lip-sync models and AI music videos revolutionize creativity in the music industry.* 05:37 *🚀 AI tools drive innovation and exploration across domains like content creation.* 14:30 *🎶 "Reuben" explores vocal cloning and language adaptation, showcasing AI's potential in music.* 17:48 *🎤 Integrating AI platforms enables complex creative workflows and expression.* 19:42 *🎤 Vocal models for licensing offer professional capabilities to users.* 32:50 *📱 Balancing creativity with business operations is essential for sustained success.* 36:32 *🌐 Building AI tool communities fosters collaboration and culture.* Made with HARPA AI

[@paulborneo7535]

Your theme song is perfect. I can't get it out of my head.

[@rileybrownai]

Hahaha first positive comment on the theme song hahaha

[@saxtant]

That's the end of music as you know it, some of us know how to create music for ourselves and don't care what others think.

[@rileybrownai]

You’re likely using software that people complained about at one point.

[@aceyage]

@@rileybrownaiNo dude, human to human connection is essential. You'll realize this when you actually grow a taste.

[@aflentertainment]

I didn't get the replay downloaded app file to open.

[@aflentertainment]

Now if only Suno had the ability to separate each section of your generated track into their own channel, with a mixing desk etc. And better download file options, Wav etc.

[@feonix138]

Hollywood is finished. Visionaries can now create anything they can imagine without the politics of Hollywood getting in the way. Image what it will be like in a year?

[@mhSolutions-em7qp]

what is the name of the lip sinking AI tool that uses one picture Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@NGW_Studio]

Lip sync, just look it up yw

[@alexadigitalradio]

My whole channel is dedicated to Suno music and despite it being an eventual “threat” to musicians, I’m a musician who’s composed music for media, including TV and radio ads. Many shortsighted musicians are so angry and upset over this because they are unable to get past the potential threat to their careers. NEWS FLASH - If you have decided to not learn how to use this technology, whine about it and only compose everything manually, you have doomed your own career with no assistance from AI. It’s not going away, it WILL get better and it’s faster than you. Your clients do not care how the music was made. There are MANY ways to monetize the generated songs and there is nothing to stop you from continuing to compose manually, not to mention having the ability to recreate these tracks with enough of a human component to copyright them.

[@chillyfinger]

Redo the theme song please :)

[@rileybrownai]

Hahahahaha I will

[@fischergreen4134]

All that will change is it will become harder to make money from any creative endeavour. If you don't care about that and all you want to do is make your own art none of this matters why would you even bother to get a machine to do it for you? Personally I cannot think of anything more unfulfilling And as I don't need fame or fortune I am content to let the robots get on with it Wake me up when everyone starts to realise just how soul-destroying life has become

[@emeryclifton9912]

The Beatles doing a Rolling Stones record and vice-versa

[@Hmny105]

@riley, utilizing a vocal compression on your audio of this video could be very helpful. Your voice is so loud vs the other guy is so quiet... I cant listen like this constantly moving the volume up when floss talks and lower it when u talk, simply it is imbalanced.

[@mwdrum]

And what’s the issue of “intellectual property” with the artist. I dare you to steal Taylor Swifts voice. I guarantee she will see you in court. I admire the creators technical skill. The concept of using a voice to pitch to an artist is fair. But the cloning without permission smells like theft. Musicians and artist need to get paid. These influencers are very casual in this regard.

[@GhostMan407]

old jobs will be replaced with new ones, we need people who are good at using AI to replace the old people. right now AI cant run itself yet