Originally Posted by Everett Adams
AI would be a great tool to give great sounding and cheap demos. I've been holding off doing that because of an uncertain future of complete ownership of the song. A demo studio gives you a work for hire contract saying I own 100% of a song, does A! do that or do they claim partial ownership of any future success.

I understand not wanting to...don't fix it if its not broken...

I think people think the songs they generate are going to achieve international success, and then oh no...

There's just too many people doing this, the a already saturated market of music, is now impossibly common and devalued.

Having one song that is given attention out of billions is way greater than any needle in a haystack analogy.

It's more like dust in the universe. The whole thing.

I think maybe real performers are gonna have to get out there and play live, to distinguish themselves from curator, and creator.

Your making money, I wouldn't change that.

But you could, in the time being, use it for fun, for curiosity, and you can learn from it.

Can try styles you wouldn't have tried before, because you can.

I'm not sure if copyright means anything when it comes to money.

If somebody cares enough to pay you for the music, somebody like suno would have to care enough to sue for it.

And again, I d ont know why suno owns it.

You already paid them for their service, they didn't make you a song, Ai did.

It's like me saying..ok you borrowed my guitar, and wrote that song on it. Because I own the guitar that's my song.

I could charge you for use of the guitar...

Last edited by Fdemetrio; 07/27/26 09:36 AM.