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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Joined: Oct 2017
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AI would be VERY USEFUL if it could show you chord progressions/melodies/rhythms that HAVEN'T BEEN USED OR DONE BEFORE. Yeah, and im not sure if the non musican is able to use the music created by AI. Figuring out the chords off of udio is a kin to figuring them out off the record, which i grew up doing. But there is hope in your comment. It means, that the future is not written yet, only the past, humans are still a step ahead with creating something NEW. ai probably kicks our ass on whats done already. But there are possibilities to create completely new genres with AI. but the key again is the listener, the listener decides what they like, nobody or nothing else theres no evidence the public is looking for a Jimi Hendrix of Sitar music
Last edited by Fdemetrio; 07/21/24 09:18 AM.
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