The END of Sampling Music & it's Free!!!

Output just built a Chat GPT artificial intelligent driven website called "Output Co' Producer" and it's free. This might be the end of sampling as we know it! You be the judge! There's a lot dope free & paid stuff and I cover that too.
Output Co Producer: output.com/
Output Co' Producer video: • Introducing Output Co-...
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Chipsynth C64: plogue.com/index.html
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Glaze (free limited time): www.native-instruments.com/en...
0:00 preview of Co' Producer
0:23 what is Co' Producer?
0:54 a heart felt roast session
2:27 let's see what the hype is about
3:52 my thoughts on it
4:51 Samplette.IO is a free sampling tool
5:51 Arturia V collection X Rodney Jerkins??!?
6:47 Plogue Art Chipsynth C64
8:10 Bitflip is free!!
9:16 NI Glaze is free for a limited time

[@AveMcree]

what do you guys think???

[@JayPluss]

It's not AI generated. It just finds loops from their database (idk if you said it in the video I just watched the intro haha)

[@TheRealEstate]

I feel that AI is both helping and hurting. Helping, because it can remove some blocks or barrier to entry into the music that is being made. Hurting because it can also be a crutch for not following your own instincts or intuition on the music making path or journey.

[@lapartyx8685]

so is it possible for 2 people to have the same sounding loops@@JayPluss

[@KevKruz]

trying it now - it's seeming like the purpose is to make an entire starting groove - multiple instruments, not just one...like their answer to the Splice AI in a way? Are these patterns being generated out of thin air or are they loops compiled from some database? I can't tell

[@maurice8732]

Can't even create an account to log in wtf😮

[@StandAloneCorleone]

Sample purist 4 life! I love finding different stuff, from the most unusual places, and in doing so I often discover an artist or genre of music I may not have paid attention to. I enjoy the challenge of transforming a sample into something practically unnoticeable from its original state. Nothing against those who want to embrace AI but I love the "art" of sampling

[@M0DFATH3R]

Same

[@LOADTRACKMUSIC]

Same too 😊

[@lanirus7515]

this! Ive learned its really about how you want to make the music to get what you want! Its super easy to throw a couple loops together and call it a day but most people dont find that fun at all so whats the point?! Thats why my go too is sampling cus its the most fun for me

[@Jamescito_]

Same

[@mecd4167]

the action of sampling doesnt change whether you pull the sample from a viny or you pull it from AI. That is just the source.

[@ElementaryKnowledge3000]

There is room for both. Huge part of sampling for me is that I will listen to all these amazing (and shit) records I would otherwise not bother to listen to. And, oh the joy of finding those cool 2 bars on the whole record is a rush! I will definitely give a try to Output as well for creative gaps, or to find a specific bit that I am missing in a track I am working on. Sampling will not die.

[@lapartyx8685]

the art form will live forever i feel for the newer generation who fall inlove with production around such tools they will become very good very quickly but wont be purists

[@enensis]

its totally helping. I work in a design agency and it has massively improved our output. We can smash out moodboards and ideas so much quicker now. Instead of having to sketch and 3d model things we can just stick our ideas down in words and get some instantly. We still sketch and model but its a brilliant tool for getting ideas down quickly.

[@Ripstar1971]

As someone who can’t play an instrument and is trying to understand scales and chords….this is literally a game changer for me…..especially looking for samples hoping I’d find a gem only for someone else to have found it already. Another bonus is it gets rid of sample clearance.

[@CannedFunkMusic]

I like your presentation! It’s very insightful and entertaining. You have a good effortless tv character as with many KZbin producer channels they usually try way too hard and come off annoying or just plain boring. I subscribed and hit your notifications already.

[@brianmiller2450]

I wasn’t expecting to see other plugin recommendations; I’ll be definitely getting bitflip and glaze. Thank you 🙏

[@joaquintomorrowwefall8856]

After like half an hour Co-producer started giving me the exact same samples again and again. Even one days later it gave me the same Nashville_Drums_Groove just in adrifferent bpm. Is it really generated or is it secretly just a sound bank where it takes the sounds from?

[@Seeeeaaaannn]

It's using ai to combine royalty free samples based on your prompt

[@bobbyrutz9402]

This is super fun to whip up a few packs, throw them on the SP-404 and get to it.

[@brainbox9219]

This seems pretty dope, don’t think any AI will kill sampling tho

[@yetidlt2073]

Same.

[@phillytnoize]

Definitely won't. Just another cool tool.

[@therealshadowmusik]

DEADASS!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Eddie_Sto]

Just subscribed. I like the personality and honesty. Music sounds great.

[@Ahmad-pu8xg]

I think this will take away the headache of sample police bull. We can put stuff out without worrying

[@therealshadowmusik]

Bruuuuuuuuuuuvvvv this is so dope when throwing them on the mpc live 2 OMGAWWWWD!!!! Appreciate you King FRFR for always throwing us gems to be great!!!!!

[@Dionne_Sheree]

I love having various options to assist in creating! Thank you for this!

[@djnuka4267]

I will be using it. I made a few sample packs that I will be making a track with to see the feed back.

[@neoSoulLofi]

I used to think early on the AI would ruin the authenticity of music creators but n9t anymore, it's a tool like everything else we use..the ideas and concepts we come from within and that can't be duplicated...keep pushing Ave

[@sawtooth808]

At the end of the day, it’s the head that uses the gear, and Co-Producer by Output is another tool to be used. One _still_ has to process the samples to make them their own

[@jznnotjason]

First time listener…first time caller :)😂 Subscribed. Appreciate your vibe and production.

[@PULSEMusicGroup]

Thanks for the vid Ave. Rodney a f Teddy are my super favs and Quincy. The AI is taking over for sure but this was kinda cool hearing the chords from The Output joint. Blessings! 💯

[@TheSirNigel]

Samplette sounds very cool. Like digital crate digging. Thanks for sharing all the plugins

[@JRavageBeats]

These video game plugins sound amazing 🤩 I will definitely look into getting this thanks for the info ave.

[@joeford454]

Yo Ave,you remember the Atari days,so Ai with stem separation is the game changer for me,it takes your producing to unlimited levels.i just separated the drums from a dexter wansel tune,to hear the drums on their own is a joy i cant put words to.😂Ai in moderation.i will have look at my output account because that sound packs looks interesting,Ave i stopped using my output because i realized people will be using the same samples as the other thousands of people who have output.keep bringing us your great videos Ave.

[@Dionne_Sheree]

Love your rendition of New Jack Swing too! Fire!

[@louminati4318]

You have just made my day never heard of Samplette, but I sure do now. Thanks

[@markmallory2528]

Your commentary is KILLING me! Love it! 😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@vender3516]

I will use it just to fill in those creative gaps or music blocks that one might get when producing a track

[@smashrulezzz6446]

Chipsynth C64 is something what i was waiting for so much! Thx for tip!

[@dookiebrown6775]

I'll probably end up resampling some of these but its dope. Ive embraced AI in music with tools like Vocs AI for vocals & ozone for mastering

[@mkII.]

I think Ai could be a helpful depending how's its being used (like in mastering for example). If the Ai just creates the song on its own what's the artist doing at that point? I did pick up glaze for NI while it's free and it's so cool.

[@mkII.]

@@princecynebaldEl3164 Yeah most of the time I think beat makers make a decent track, but it sounds off because they don't know how to properly master it. If the Ai can take that many hours long headache out of the equation like Izotope's Ozone 10 for example. It's saving so much time. Granted as a music producer you should learn how to mix and master a track but it's hard enough learning how to use the daw or gear just by itself. People go to school just to learn mastering.

[@phillytnoize]

AI isnt creating the song in this instance, its creating samples and sample packs based on your specific prompts. You still have to make the beats yourself. If you try it with an open and creative mind you can easily see the usefulness without relying on this to make the beats for you.

[@mkII.]

@@phillytnoize No I get that, im just saying how long before it can just have the user say make me a song like this artist. And the AI just makes the entire song and masters it all on its own. That software can't be far away.

[@ramocon]

Its beautiful . I’d use it for sure.

[@ashleyprincewashington2130]

Thank you bro appreciate the good video!!!

[@lapartyx8685]

i just saw the video and went and used it.. its fire and yes i see a lick

[@markmallory2528]

Shoot, that opening chords in this video alone was DOPE! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@gurtana]

He may say it's not to "replace" musicians, but imagine this tech in 10 or 15 years. It definitely will be adopted en masse and it will replace second rate sample pack producers, or people with less skill. Demand and ease of use will drive it and it will become adopted. Not just this either, but in 10-15 years (or sooner) there will be tech that will generate complex music tracks off of text prompts. People will be creating all their own music for their content without having to approach musicians in any genre or higher skill level. My advice for anyone wanting to not be left behind is to learn your craft and then harness this technology before you are left behind.

[@AMan-xy3lx]

I think t just references many songs to come up with its own stuff. I think this is a great thing and I hope it'll be free (at least generate money through adds). I'm so sick of the music industry and all the sampling laws. it's refreshing knowing that you can sample but not worry about that.

[@iandaley1695]

Great content Ave👍

[@aldon560]

That first pack was cold!

[@TheRealEstate]

Just tried this on my phone. This is somewhat impressive. I may use this but not much.

[@drayboog5236]

I've been experimenting with the generator promt you have to be creative everything it generates is usable and you get stems from every sound

[@phillytnoize]

Exactly. People acting like its the end of beatmaking need to chill. This just creates cool sound packs based on prompts. I delete the stems and just use the sounds, one shots, chords, etc. Im already using some of the sounds in beats today.

[@sincerelyours.]

I think co pro is lokey cool definitely for ideas I like getting the keys and recreate the sounds if their not mere perfect or how I want them to sound, I like how they are just arcade samples for free basically which is neat

[@_thevaporz]

Pro Audio Star has V Collection 8 and Pigments 3 (boxed version, free upgrade to version 4 once registered) $50 each.

[@themetronomelab.9457]

Ave, this just means pack makers gotta step up. The AI thing "TO ME" is not what I'm into. Most true music makers are doing it for the love, if money comes so be it. For people who just want to make money and are not very creative, this is for them.

[@buckycore]

I play keyboards, guitar and sing. I typically use samples and loops to get a starting point or midi generation to come up with ideas I never thought of. But then I roll up the sleeves and get my hands dirty. this is by no means me saying "real music is performed with instruments only" fuck that shit. Sampling is majestic.Using samples and doing all that slicing wizardry y'all MPC gang do is an art form that I'm still working to improve upon to feel more part of the best making community

[@slatts87odin34]

Hey Ave sorry to bother you but what ohm 770 headphones do you use, I’m looking to get some to go with my Mpc one and was wondering what the best to go with would be ? Thank you

[@AveMcree]

80 ohm

[@slatts87odin34]

Thanks! just ordered some @@AveMcree

[@myronbrown3933]

Thanks for the rabbit hole, DJ Ave! Lol!

[@quietfmusic]

I'd say it depends how you use it. It could be a very good tool for practicing sampling and chopping, but I don't think that it will become the substitute. I don't like it personally, because it'll always lack soul.

[@MikeLarryMTL]

Ave! We was joking about skynet 3 years ago, now here we are! 😂

[@AveMcree]

and is

[@kenlen8029]

I've made music almost as long as I can remember being alive and the thought of this stuff potentially ridding much of the egotistical nonsense from the industry is quite fascinating, although perhaps unrealistic lol. Some people are scared to death of this stuff but it's pretty cool. At it's highest potential, for us navigating the work and life thing is being disrupted but the potential to create much less stressful lives is there. Or it kills us all but ya know.

[@MNS333]

Ok I subscribed I trust ya judgment

[@chanwerk]

thanks i appriciate the video happy birthday

[@Drfresh1402]

And glad to see you talking about C64 because that’s ground breaking in my opinion.

[@AceeSoul]

Thanks!

[@charodeyjeddy5677]

wow! dope news asusually! Thanks.

[@FromStart2Finish]

As one who doesn't use samples I can't get with it! Just like PRINCE & STEVIE WONDER My joy comes from coming up with authentic songs that sound like nothing out today. The fact that you referred to Teddy Riley & Darkchild is a big reason. They created totally new music movements with their own sound. That would never have happened with AI. My humble opinion of course 😅

[@the_impossible_kid]

Man I was legit asking about something like this in an ableton forum recently maybe someone an m4L devide and basically got roasted for asking about ai. I don't know much about it and I'm genuinely not into ai and firmly believe in writing your own music but this is dope. And kind of different. It's like sampling in a sense right?

[@elketerbentzadik]

It seems to just be repackaging loops from Arcade to me. It's definitely recycling loops as it gave me the same "samples" from entering several different prompts. Color me unimpressed so far when there are other far more robust VSTs out there that help you write chord progressions and melodies of your own.

[@WutsysMusic]

What is the difference between AI and randomize?

[@samheim253]

It’s completely amazing. And time 4 me to hang up the beat game. I have seen technological leaps overtime. The software daw. How few producers there were and would be without daws. Makes it to accessible. Then came the boot camps, sample packs, producer kits. I know how this goes, ai is going to be making all the music in a few years tops. My problem was I didn’t adapt to the reality of technology years ago. I thought we were still in 2006 where sample packs were a no-no and it was all about having ya own thing. I think ai will probably be making more creative sounding music then we have today. Be like the chess computer vs the man. Eventually it beats him.

[@grobinson4805]

It’s not all doom and gloom. If music creation is handed to the robots whats stopping it from taking pilots, lawyers, construction, customer service etc jobs? It will be our job to steer AI. The best producers will likely be the best at telling the AI what to do! Just keep growing. I’m sure many live drummers felt the same about the drum machine 50 years ago.

[@samheim253]

@@grobinson4805 well I got into making beats, because it evolved learning things that were hard to do. At the time the rewards were great! Ppl would say you were amazing for a simple 2 bar loop you made. But in those days even that took a lot to do. So telling a computer how to make the music, makes my skills obsolete. I have no doubt that the ai makes my basic keyboard skills seem trivial. I spent years learning them tho. Also what about the practicalities? If we are just telling an ai to make music. There will be zillions of beats in existence. Maybe even quantilions of beats. As someone could say to the ai, make me 500 beats all better then that beat I like. If you see in the video, he just typed jazzy chords, piano. So there is not going to be that much piloting to do. Also who would ever listen to someone else’s music? You can just ask for your own to be made? Being praised for asking a robot to make a beat. I mean how would that work?

[@nilespeshay1734]

@@grobinson4805 People SAY that, but the operations/actions AI is performing are becoming more and more complex. Eventually, they're gonna be so complex (and time-sensitive) that the only thing that can instruct them (in term of intelligence and speed) is... another AI. They're gonna code/create and operate themselves. 'Tis inevitable.

[@grobinson4805]

@nilespeshay1734 in that case every job is gone then. Just roll up and quit everything you thought of pursuing right now…. Right now just quit at everything with that logic. Why be a parent? AI does it better.

[@grobinson4805]

@samheim253 in that case every job is gone then. Just roll up and quit everything you thought of pursuing right now…. Right now just quit at everything with that logic. Why be a parent? AI does it better.

[@sooesoss6063]

Its not really AI... its a way to get your info...email so they can sale the list to advertisers generate money for their project "co producer" they know we like free sht... just like a palm reader the shoe will fit any idea you think of.... and if not you will find something in what ever sample they provide...

[@TcVideoHosting]

I have used it , u can. Make alot of free samples some are very good. You don't use your main e mail and there's a opt out for them to not share your info on bottom of website

[@kudosmucho6634]

Ima always dig FOREVER

[@johnnypitviperwallace5908]

instead of calling these “samples” I would call them “music seeds”. A sample usually has many levels and this seems to be a single stem that you can use the make a sample that you can then use to make a track.

[@TheRealEstate]

Ave, Maybe you can call this new segment BeatAi! You know a double or even triple entendre, lol.

[@AveMcree]

😂😂😂😂

[@rawgers_9520]

i definitely heard sample 3 before note for note

[@blind2heart]

I'd probably use this

[@relative_vie]

Ave’s facial expressions lol!!

[@music4gemini]

Hmmmm I got 2 weeks off from work! I’m gonna play with it PAUSE and see what it do!

[@koraamis5568]

that nintendo style background music🙂

[@PuffinPass]

I am gonna start by saying I honestly hate this AI trend going on, but I have to concede it is bringing some interesting things to the table too. My question with something like this is what is the catch? I mean they made an AI program that makes sounds that are "free" but is there the chance they left something in the TOS that could make them the owners of any sounds made using their system? I won't deny it isn't a neat piece of technology and really gets around the legality of sample clearing but it also leaves some questions in the air.

[@dmanontaptv]

I think it is far from a replacement. It works great! However I don't see myself using it much for the simple fact it has no me to it. I feel like I'm playing someone else's stuff

[@nilespeshay1734]

I'm POSITIVE it will improve but, for now, the sample packs that Co-Producer spits out aren't really usable samples +for me+. They're pretty flat (in terms of dynamics) and "elevator music-y". Like... it knows what a "sad chord" is but it doesnt know which notes to emphasize or sustain, etc. It can't extract an "emotion" from the notation and it's just sorta uninspiring. It'll get there eventually, tho.

[@AveMcree]

Well go deeper in another video

[@mwebster3265]

@@AveMcree Please do. That Output Sounds like a simple Midi pack with Addictive Keys to me. Scaler 2 and almost any Piano vst and Guitar Rig sounds better. 🤣

[@vender3516]

Great for getting some ideas...but I agree with you

[@busyworksbeats]

WOW, the day has come

[@AveMcree]

Great way to kick off the new year right?

[@offbeatninja]

It's a cool tool, but it ain't gonna beat sampling from wax, mp3, wav , or any other medium. But still cool though.

[@RoeJogan]

Im pretty sure it already has... sorry for the news

[@stevewilson1720]

Looks sweet

[@chosenonebeats]

It’s basically the beginning of the end for sample pack makers, you can type in jazzy chords in C minor 90 bpm and keep picking and picking for free 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@bboymac84]

I actually used something similar recently

[@Dr4gnDr0p]

I don't really sample but I think this AI generated site is a good idea and let's face it AI is popping up in all aspects of music creation from acapella to mastering so no point crying about it just embrace it, I don't think it will overtake OG sampling but I'm sure a lot of ppl will use it to get some new ideas and inspiration and that can only be a good thing

[@tilliinfinity]

i cant here what they say in the video you watch. its to low.

[@denislocs141]

The grey gang got me coughing up a lung🤣🤣🤣

[@swedishdriller]

It’s just the samples from arcade! Ai is used to find them 😂

[@AveMcree]

Are you sure or just talking out ya azz?

[@audiomixexpert3175]

@@AveMcree Yeah, from what I've experienced it's pulling from a database of pre-made audio loops / samples from ARCADE and assembling them via the AI text prompt. I tried it last week making Lofi and recognised the samples from the "DOWN TIME" ARCADE kits. What's even more dumb is OUTPUT are letting people use this for free without a subscription. So essentially anyone can get access to their samples for free without paying. I think it was their way of competing with the SPLICE AI Stacks.

[@urbanimplosion8306]

@@AveMcreeI have Arcade. Searched for one of the samples in a generated pack, and there it was. I’m sure others, or all, will be there too. This is simply a search function.

[@Bville-E]

​@@AveMcree I'll take Azz talking for 200 Alex

[@dirty.bvstard8672]

I think this is interesting, but I can't help but feel as if it takes away the fun and creativity of sampling. What's the point of expressing creativity if your very first step is to use an ai generated sample or piece of music? For me, part of actually producing is FINDING and working with music I have never heard before. It's so satisfying to go to a record store and buy a cheap, weathered, album and going through the entire thing to find a sample that you can make a dope beat with. With that said, I do not think this will ever replace sampling. Another part of sampling is finding the original track and exploring the history of it. The AI sample is very cool and amazing that we were able to create music from prompts and codes, but you gotta admit, It's a bit soulless.

[@phillytnoize]

What's the difference between using this and using a session musician, or using royalty free samples from someone you don't know? You still have to make the track, this just provides samples.

[@jaynunnery7391]

So, is sampling officially a lost art or still unofficially a lost art?

[@thegoodsherman]

I think the Sounds coming from the arcade catalog..

[@lortakeover2129]

So now I can make guitar loops

[@jermainesmith6315]

A sequencer was a Ai in the 80s. Ai is just the in the box option in today’s music. If you disapprove then just stay ou the box. The way I see it, most music in history was never made by ones self, Ai is just a replacement of the collaboration musicians use to do.

[@carlosgil4196]

Honestly I don’t approve of AI involving in any genre in music however if it helps the producer out then I guess it’s the new tool to help use

[@ApexBeatsArchive]

for music is hurting not as much in art

[@CITYDAGR8]

2:01 I use AI as my personal assistant to write messages for me. I’ll tell it the information I want and I got nice letter I can edit

[@Bassmentnoize]

Man I was using for over 2 hours last night

[@iandaley1695]

This is insaine! Yoooooooo WTF?!

[@PeresD]

I dislike this as much as I dislike sampling. The A.I is actually generating music from a pool of thousands of songs,it’s not from thin air. Sampling is using others works,even if it’s snippets.

[@HipHopBeatSource]

Bro this pack generator is crazy.

[@BackToTheBoomBap]

If it really is AI generated, I think it could be a great tool. Because I'm not one who would like to deal with splits if me and the other producer or producers didn't officially collab on the track. That's something that I would need to do if I bought somebody's sample pack and the beat gets placed. But I'm also curious about where the sounds are sourced from. Can it really generate unique sounds or is the AI "sampling" from existing loopmakers?

[@billiamsharpe2967]

How is this not a search engine?

[@mecd4167]

Its a good source for sampling lo-fi sounds but thats about it. it still has a long way to go

[@kkrotobeatz]

so you mean to tell me people wont run into the same samples at some point?🥵🥵🥵

[@TeleporterM11]

Ai making samples is the future. It doesn’t stop with a single sample or generating a pack. Ai is the future. Sampling is something officially of the past. Ai is a gift from God. Now we can all freely have unique samples from all other producers if we want.

[@Iwn9tvnetworksWorldwideMag]

THAT'S crazy it could used ..more toys ..we have a,lot

[@apexone5502]

I would only want AI generation for acoustic and synth one shot/VST/plugin type sounds. I’m not interested in loops that have to be chopped.

[@menyapret4031]

Hello Ave! how many more people will start using this and saying, I did it)

[@phillytnoize]

Its literally no different than using a sample pack that you purchase, except ai generates the samples and its free. You still have to compose your own beats and make your own creative choices.

[@truestprophecy]

first also dis dope

[@jcsdmusic]

Ouch. That sample @3:00 is literally ripped from one of Outputs very own Arcades plug-in lines. It sounds likes it wasn’t even altered… Makes me want to use Arcade less, and not even touch the AI plugin, as more people will be using the same samples.