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I heard the isolated vocal track. I don't think it would stand up on its own. > If you read what the best pop songwriters (Max Martin) say about it, Max Marti
by klodolph 4y ago
I heard the isolated vocal track. I don't think it would stand up on its own.
> If you read what the best pop songwriters (Max Martin) say about it,
Max Martin isn't the only songwriter out there! People have been writing songs different ways for ages. Here's a song you probably heard, with a melody written over a hundred after the accompaniment was written: Ave Maria by Bach/Gounod:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyUhEjtlDLA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyUhEjtlDLA
I like it, and that's enough for me.
To be honest, I can't hear the melodies in the AI-generated pieces.
- zone411 4y agoTo each their own but I'll take Ave Maria a capella any time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=su0JxmJGPpU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=su0JxmJGPpU. I think there is a good reason that it's the melody that gets stuck in our heads for earworms.
- klodolph 4y agoYes, as you can see, the melody is still good even though it was created to fit the harmony, rather than the other way around. Pretty solid proof that you can write the harmony first. And yes, it's melodies (and rhythms) that get stuck in our head. That's not really the question here.