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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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I went to TouTube and watched a couple of AI Music tutorials...
You're not telling the guitar exactly what to play.
You're not telling the singer what melody to sing.
You're not telling the bass/drums what rhythm you want.
You're not telling the backup singer what harmony you want.
You're just describing "what kind" of song you want to a computer, then clicking GO. THAT'S NOT COMPOSITION.
Right now, AI is good for experimenting with arrangements... if you like what it throws at you.
They're promising that it will get better and give you more control...
I'll wait.
On a side note; I've definitely heard enough of it now to recognize it when I hear it. The tone is good but the quality is poor...
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