Creating AI-Made Music for Spotify Royalties (AI-Made Music Adventure)

🚀 Dive into the revolutionary world of AI music creation with this step-by-step guide! Whether you're an aspiring songwriter, a seasoned musician, or just exploring the frontiers of digital composition, this video is your ticket to composing, publishing, and profiting from your own songs. 🌟🎤
🔥 We're hitting all the right notes on how to:
1️⃣ Write catchy lyrics with the wisdom of ChatGPT 📝
2️⃣ Compose melodies that resonate using Suno's intuitive interface 🎼
3️⃣ Seamlessly publish and distribute your tracks with DistroKid’s platform 🌐
4️⃣ Sync everything up and see your song go live on Spotify 🎧
👩‍🎤🧑‍🎤 Transform your musical ideas into streams and royalties, all with the help of cutting-edge AI tools.
👇 Check out the list of tools used in this video (in the order they appear):
ChatGPT by OpenAI: Your AI lyricist partner.
Suno: Where beats and chords come to life.
DistroKid: Your digital music distributor.
Spotify: The stage where your song shines.
🎹 Create, publish, and earn without missing a beat! 🎷🎸
💡 PLUS: Find out how to optimize your tracks for the best listening experience and ensure they're ready for the world. Learn how to navigate copyright concerns, licensing, and ensure that your AI-assisted creations hit all the right legal notes. 📚🔑
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[@ProxyBalls]

Soon Spotify will be flooded with AI albums. Only big known artists will survive this. Great video man!

[@AiDIYTECH]

If they're good albums, this is great news. I still look for all sorts of music personally and assume everyone does. Human and ai music. I'll listen to all of it.

[@rghoneyman]

Really cool video Matt, amazing to see what it can do and it will only get better!

[@AiDIYTECH]

Thanks Rob I really think that's true. The tech will get better and I'll get better at producing this stuff. In the future, I might even do another video that drills down further to make it even more yours. I really appreciate the watch and the comment.

[@BlakeAlexander-kq8qq]

Good album cover

[@AiDIYTECH]

Thanks for that. Wish I could take all the credit. I had to laugh though

[@AEONIC_MUSIC]

Claude 3 opus seems to generate really good lyrics way better then gpt for me

[@AiDIYTECH]

I'm sooo open to trying new stuff like that. Might even do a video on it. Thanks for the tip!!

[@rifsz]

Hello do you have a paid version of chat GPT? I tried to get a cover for my album but chat GPT denied

[@AiDIYTECH]

Hi, thanks for the question. Yes, I do have ChatGpt4 and it is a paid version. But you can try other free generation tools. Midjourney is great but you need to use it through their Discord.

[@rifsz]

@@AiDIYTECH Thanks for your reply, can I ask for Royalties if my song is sing by an AI , but the lyrics are mine?

[@AiDIYTECH]

It's such a grey area right now. The legislation was really focused on image creation when it comes to what is considered "yours". But it doesn't limit it to just image creation. It broadly says something like "If no human interaction in your art". But other than this song, I've done things to more than just the lyrics. I've done some audio editing and enhancements. So even though the music is sung by and the instruments are played by ai, there's still a lot of involvement on my part. Spotify and the music publishers don't ask and don't seem to care if ai have a hand in your production. So go ahead and ask for payments. It takes a long time to build up a payment though. Fractions of a cent on every play.

[@zombizombi]

Let's ruin the internet even more more everyone! Yeah!!

[@AiDIYTECH]

The awesome thing about this stuff is that nobody has to listen to it. But if someone likes something that I put out there, they will and it will make them happy.

[@zombizombi]

@@AiDIYTECH They don't have to listen to it but they have to wade through it. It's just spamming the internet with crap. Not only are you not content with filling Spotify with crap yourself you're now influencing a whole bunch of people to do the same thing. Bad internet citizen IMO.

[@AiDIYTECH]

@@zombizombi I'm totally understanding that some people will think so. And for sure, I've added 2 pretty bad songs. One was me figuring out how to do it and the other was this one just so I could demo it. But at the same time. I've listened to some pretty horrible non ai generated music as well that is on Spotify.

[@DanielOptional-bw3es]

Good thing AI sucks at writing lyrics and so do AI bros.

[@AiDIYTECH]

I appreciate that some people won't like this.

[@CS_Sardine]

You look like if Doug Stanhope didn't drink 😅

[@AiDIYTECH]

Thanks Sardine. I appreciate your views.

[@CS_Sardine]

@@AiDIYTECH Great video too sir, I didn't mean it as a bad thing. You look sharp

[@AiDIYTECH]

haha, thanks CS, I wasn't sure but I didn't automatically take it as a bad thing. And I do very much appreciate your views. And when I said "views" I mean watching my video.

[@RetroReprise]

Someone hasn't been paying attention to copywrite laws. You might want to check if you're actually going to cash in on that AI music. You can't copywirte music in the US unless it's been created by a person. That means if AI composed your music someone else can just take it. I'm not against using AI in music but you jumped the gun on this video.

[@zvoidx]

True, but if you write the lyrics they are copyrighted.

[@RetroReprise]

@@zvoidx the lyrics were AI was well and there is already a case where and artist combined work with AI and the government wouldn’t allow the copyright. What he is telling people to do is not taking the proper measures to protect your music and trying to make a quick buck. He in his examples did not write the lyrics or the music he’s misleading people.

[@zvoidx]

@@RetroReprise I wasn't aware of that case. I was thinking that they would have to copy the music and change the lyrics but I could be wrong.

[@RetroReprise]

@@zvoidx Tech is moving too fast for the laws to keep up. You can copyright your lyrics true, but the combination of AI and human-made hasn't been breached yet. I'm working on a project that I'm writing and using AI so I've been keeping a close eye on this. What this guy is suggesting is reckless and could cause problems down the line. He's not the first one to think all he has to do is let the computer write it for him and he can just cash in. But the case I'm referring to was with a piece of visual art that was both AI and human. Top music attorney's channel covered it I think. She's been doing deeper dives into the legal ramifications of AI since there's also a concern as to who this music is using to model itself after.

[@AiDIYTECH]

I've been looking at the rulings and there's a lot of grey space around this. Off the top of my head, it says something like "If created with no human interaction". But as soon as a human prompts the ai, you have human interaction. Not only that, but in my case, normally when I produce a song, I do a lot of work on the lyrics after I get my initial results.

[@MrPhotoDudeYo]

original song via AI so you found AI that was trained with musicians consent - do show us the platform that did that. Did you manage to copyright it? at the moment it's not possible anywhere in the world so your music can be sold by others... do you see the problem you are creating?

[@AiDIYTECH]

Hey MrPhoto, thanks for the comment. Those musicians didn't build out my ai prompts. But the point is interesting. Ai learns from thousands of artists similar to how artists learn from all artists before them. Ai for sure brings up a lot to think about.

[@MrPhotoDudeYo]

@@AiDIYTECH this argument of "people learning from people before" is wrong - before you didn't have people processing other people copyrighted work... yeah, copies were made and plagiarism has been committed, but always treated as a crime. Right now the legislation is so far behind, artists/creators are just getting ripped off left right and center. And for what? For a year worth of content until the internet is flooded with the same copied and repurposed content? I do hope someone will do the same to you and steal your stuff - just like you are doing here. Karma

[@clarkkent6354]

Flood the streaming platforms with shit music, that's what we all want of course

[@AiDIYTECH]

I agree that this song that I made for this video isn't great. But I've released a couple songs that aren't actually that bad. Borderline good. Check out Dagwood Gypsy Lantern. Subscribe and maybe over time, I'll turn you around on the idea.

[@user-pl4pz2xn2c]

So people streaming Spotify are going to have to listen to this trash? lol

[@AiDIYTECH]

They don't have to.

[@hilajilla3728]

that's called stealing man. you are hurting the real artists , you didn't created any original song, please don't delude yourself.

[@ProxyBalls]

The average listener doesn't care if he created it or not, if it's good they will listen. Welcome to the future.

[@Foxercide]

The future is now, old man

[@Toxicflu]

which song did he copy? It just sounds like any other rock song.

[@zombizombi]

The real artists that only use 4 chords in slightly different orders and the little girls they get to sing over them.

[@thepretendraver312]

Yes I’ve tried Udio, it’s just fast food fast music, thought it was impressive at first then thought I didn’t create it and then felt empty ..

[@user-pl4pz2xn2c]

That music is terrible.

[@AiDIYTECH]

I agree. I think I may even have mentioned that as part of the video. Try a few others. This was to demo the process. You can take it from there.