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So...basically a lesser version of the thing Crypton Future Media has been doing for over a decade (and has relevant patents) with Hatsune Miku? And without the

• stubish 4y ago
  > And without the "magic" of bringing a fictional character to life or the highly collaborative nature of highlighting songs by tons of independent producers... Yes, it is something completely different isn't it. New performances by artists as the audience remembers them from 50 years ago, seems we have skipped over the uncanny valley completely. Fictional artists like Hatsune Miku or Gorillaz are a different fork in the road, and not catering to nostalgia (yet).
  • Animats 4y ago
    "Synthetic parts should be reserved for synthetic actors" - Nestor Sextone.
• schroeding 4y ago
  IMO, there is very high chance that someday, some record label will create "new" songs or remaster existing songs for bands that are unable to perform themselves anymore, be it due to illness, age or death, using some kind of artifical (ML) voice generation. It would probably never be sold to the public like Cryptons products, though, to protect the brand. And then we have come full circle. Imagine four ABBA Vocaloid, milking out one song after the other for Universal, for the rest of our lives. It would be kinda funny, IMO. :D