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Agreed. Another side of it is that it will enable the creation of more music around more topics than before, by non-musicians. The accessibility bar is lower.
by TheCapeGreek 3y ago
Agreed.
Another side of it is that it will enable the creation of more music around more topics than before, by non-musicians. The accessibility bar is lower.
For a lot of people, music is a way to express their emotions, and not just by creating/playing it, but by listening to it. Now, you'll be make your own hyper-specific music with lyrics around topics specific to you, without learning any of the underlying skills yourself.
I've certainly wanted some kinds of music/representation in music of some of my experiences to exist, but not enough to go out and learn to make it myself. Now/soon I should be able to do that with AI tools, and I think that's actually neat!
- tumult 3y agoIt will let you express yourself in precisely the same amount as giving those instructions to a person to create a song for you. Very little.
- oblio 3y agoMemes, memes everywhere! :-) > as giving those instructions to a person to create a song for you Most people don't have access to such a person.
- tumult 3y agoI know. I was saying it’s not expressive. I didn’t say that everyone has people to make music for them.
- oblio 3y agoMy point is that just like with meme generators, many people are able to express themselves through "rudimentary" artistic means. A tool like this will open up a lot of possibilities. No, they won't turn into the next Hans Zimmer.
- tumult 3y agoMy comment was a reply to someone talking about being expressive with AI music generators like these. The points you are making have nothing to do with what me or the person I was replying to said.
- oblio 3y agoThey are connected but you aren't seeing it. The average person can't create baroque music based on a bunch of words they like. That's a lot of musical expressivity for someone who doesn't even know guitar chords.