Originally Posted by VNORTH2
Fd said

but you are the one listening to it, and deciding if its what you want/need/envision, your vision might differ from mine, and yours might grab an audience, whereas mine doesnt (never in a million years)

but it's still up to the user to get out what they need.

so its more than describing what you want, its HEARING what you want. That's where the ear comes in, and why musicians do better than non musicians.

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.

It's an exercise in creativity, no doubt about it, but also in patience, and just a willingness not to settle, but to actually find what you envision.

If you have no vision going in, it may susrprise you, but it wont be great either

This idea that you just type in a few comments, and everything exists. SOMETHING will exist, but not getting the results you want.

And the prompts are also key, to most its just a prompt typing into, to others, what you type in there is key.

This is the AI reality folks



but dont make the mistake that because you're emotionally involved with your music, that people will care if you're replaced. Nobody has cared enough to take a stand on any developments that have replaced peoples jobs.

This statement is as correct as you will ever know...it's called [b][b]"mass indifference"[/b]
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It's irrelevant, today, how proficient anyone is in AI and what it's present capabilities are...everyone is somewhere between birth and our first soiled diaper...tomorrow we might be teething...those who decide to grow with AI IMO are the winners

thanks, its a fact whether we accept it or not