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but you are the one listening to it, and deciding if its what you want
I can listen to 25 takes and not like any of them. Then have to do the same for the pre chorus, chorus or for the bridge, or struggle through the fuckin boring guitar solos. Exactly. It's just throwing random, pre-packaged riffs and rhythms at you to choose from. Then, you settle for one. It's like an advanced version of the accompaniment on a Casio keyboard lol... Honestly, it's really not AI. It's just matching the syllables in your lyrics with rhythm patterns. It will eventually be a very useful tool... when I can tell it exactly what I want. it starts with having the lyric, at least for my stuff. The lyric informs much of what it does once entered. not all songs from udio are equal, clearly some are better than others But you do the same thing when you compose. "i like this" "wait, i dont like this" i do it so often its why i never got anything finished. i was super critical and overly. In reality its hitting on something that you probably would have hit on yourself if given unlimited time to do it. its a calculator, it does it faster and more efficently.
Last edited by Fdemetrio; 07/20/24 11:13 AM.
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