https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32723101
What's the latest this year?
I'm not looking for SUNO generated AI Music, that type of AI slop is cheap and easy. I'm looking amazing voice + instrumentation cloning paired with human creative input.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32723101
What's the latest this year?
I'm not looking for SUNO generated AI Music, that type of AI slop is cheap and easy. I'm looking amazing voice + instrumentation cloning paired with human creative input.
A while back I wrote an article about how a musician could leverage GenAI along with the final piece.
The process I used was: start by singing to develop a motif → notate sheet music and chord progression → use an arranger keyboard to flesh it out → then convert the arrangement using the cover feature in Suno.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSH0fXp4LoI
First ai-generated song that I had on repeat. I don't know the level of effort it required, but I don't care, honestly, it's very good.
However, AI companies likely avoid encouraging covers of copyrighted music to reduce legal risk. Record labels actively pursue unlicensed covers, and a company monetizing them would be an obvious target.
It would also likely make it easier to circumvent copyright detection algorithms.
NetworkPerson•3w ago
And some of their upcoming features which aren’t generally known yet are going to be really useful to creators.
anigbrowl•3w ago
NetworkPerson•3w ago
It’s a tool. The question is how you use it.
anigbrowl•3w ago
vintermann•3w ago
I think putting in low effort to make something which previously would have taken effort, is at high risk for producing slop. It tries to use the effort investment signal to suggest that you have something worthwhile to say, but the signal is fake.
But there are also works of low-key brilliance in the world long before AI, stuff that didn't take a lot of effort (and didn't pretend to) but were great anyway.
rdiddly•3w ago