I tried it out and liked it a lot. That the produced audio is at 44100 kHz creates a lot of possibilities. I’m not a music expert, so take this with a grain of

I tried it out and liked it a lot. That the produced audio is at 44100 kHz creates a lot of possibilities. I’m not a music expert, so take this with a grain of salt, but here are some of the uses I see for stableaudio: - Generating samples for sampling VST instruments. - Generating melodies. - Generating particular drumkits, which can then be re-timed and quantized in a DAW. Good prompts will require knowledge of music genres and musical theory, and then a music producer would probably want to do all sort of things to the audio to get a proper song. For example, extract musical notes, fine-tune the tempo, etc. All said, I’m not sure this would be a huge time-saver for any serious musician, but it’s definitely going to be a power tool.