SUNO - A.I. created a rock song from a word I just made up. Sakamagicota.... ?!

[@paulstar1954]

Excellent, should be released, good enough to be a hit!

[@jalcoc3r6]

This AI singers not even need to breathe, they can sing anything. This AI technology for creating songs is amazing.

[@CMDRRustyDog]

It's a fascinating thing for sure and produces some cool superficial results, but I don't think it can ever replace real artists.

[@GManWrites]

Oh how it makes my heart glad after learning to be a musician and producer for over 30 years to see all that effort denigrated to just one word. 🤔

[@CMDRRustyDog]

Not at all. It's just a new different way to make music for those of us who don't have your skills. It's not really a threat. AI can't accept rewards or play live. It's a resistance to new things, happens all the time. Look at it as another artist that isn't particularly good at what it does. Real talent is real talent and AI ain't replacing that any time soon. Either way, AI is here, it exists and it's up to us now, how we go about using it. We must be responsible, transparent and not abuse it. But we're humans, so that's not going to happen. If anything, I think it will make people appreciate real artists all the more.

[@SirN68]

AI music more and more becomes a threat to real music by sounding better and better like a real production. But officially, in the music world, AI music is not accepted really. The word from the music organisations is that your creation is a prompt, not music, therefore you can NOT get copyright and earnings from it/royalties... It is the software which has created the music and many times it is hidden in the Terms Of Service that the software company holds claim of ownership of the music. One interesting test to make would be to make the same prompt and change Sakama Magicota to Bahama magical (or something similar) - and see if the song becomes roughly the same. My theory is that the software creates music from a library and it might sound the same like the first song. Maybe I'm wrong about it.

[@bhairub3358]

I have already taken suno pro subscription but after making song in suno, I make them as a lyrical video and if I uploaded them it in youtube, my channel got deleted. Please let me know what is wrong here

[@CMDRRustyDog]

Your channel?? That's very strange. Was any reason given? Here is something I found that might help you. "Suno has a free version and a paid service. For those who use the free version, Suno retains ownership of the generated music. However, users may use the sound recording for lawful, non-commercial purposes, as long as they provide attribution credit to Suno. Paying Suno subscribers are permitted to own the sound recording, as long as they comply with the terms of service." KZbin needs to provide you with a reason if they removed your channel as opposed to asking you to remove a video.