Originally Posted by Brian Austin Whitney
Originally Posted by bennash
Probably so Dom. I like the process. Nicky V is a talented guy. He just had a baby. I think he's confused as the next guy on what all AI means to the industry

It means the lower tier of "session players" may as well learn A.I. as a studio tool for the lower level songwriters they were already serving. Now instead of putting together a stock song for shitty lyrics, they can just enter them into A.I. along with some riffs and structure and much more effectively give their customers what they want just as before. The serious studio guys will get as many corporate gigs as before, but the tech they use isn't much different than the A.I. stuff in the end. The difference will be the same as before: A list session players are just better more innovative people on their instruments, so their track plus all the A.I. processing will always be cooler than the statue quo. Plus a pro player is much faster than A.I. It takes weeks to get songs right in A.I. if you are creating something original. A live player can nail what the buyer wants very quickly.

Nicky V rarely hears the finished product. I use him for acoustic tracks then build around him . I like process of track building. I find it more enjoyable then AI tracks

Last edited by bennash; 03/24/25 06:12 PM.
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