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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Mar 2015
Posts: 74
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Well I suppose the only consolation will be that MAC's music came from Mac, although some computer might be able to fiogure out where your ideas were inspired by.
So your brand might be safe, until you got famous enough for somebody to box it.
i think right now the object is to copy the top famous person of each style. People will bore of somebody writing mccartney melodies all the time.
but if it were able to meld the best of pop music from the last 50 years, it may well turn out a number of hits before even those sounds get old
I guess there will always be a need a for a new McCartney, that might be our saving grace, as the computer will only be copying what it receives.
but I'm convinced the software as is could write better songs than alot of humans right now, today.
I iamgine a program that plays eddie van halen solos will be made, but once millions of people own the software, eddie van halen solos will sound generic!
I think thats how pop music survives with a new face entering the picture, wrestling too!
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