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While I am in the same camp as you, there is one exception: Music. Especially music with lyrics (like suno.com) - Although I know that it's not created by human

While I am in the same camp as you, there is one exception: Music. Especially music with lyrics (like suno.com) - Although I know that it's not created by humans, the music created by Suno is still very listenable and it evokes feelings just like any other piece of music does. Especially if I am on a playlist and doing something else and the songs just progress into the unknown. Even when I am in a more conscious state - i.e. creating my own songs in Suno, the end result is so good that I can listen to it over and over again. Especially those ones that I create for special events (like mocking a friend's passing phase of communism and reverting back to capitalism).

calflegal 2y ago
appreciate your position but mine is that everything out of suno sounds like copycat dog water.
- xerox13ster 2y ago
  Makes sense that GP appreciates the taste of dog water when they’re mocking their friends for having had values (friends whom likely gave up their values to stop being mocked)
  - postexitus 2y ago
    My generation do not give up on their values because they are being mocked - they mock back even harder until somebody ends up dying from laughter.
    - defrost 2y ago
      Reminds me of Cohen as covered by the Doug Anthony All Stars I got my shit together meeting Christ and reading Marx It failed my little fire but it spread a dying spark https://youtu.be/elr0JmB7Ac8?t=42 https://youtu.be/elr0JmB7Ac8?t=42
Loughla 2y ago
In my opinion, Suno is good for making really funny songs, but not for making really moving songs. Examples of songs that make me chuckle that I've had it do: A Bluegrass song about how much fun it is to punch holes in drywall like a karate master. A post-punk/hardcore song about the taste of the mud and rocks at the bottom of a mountain stream in the newly formed mountains of Oklahoma. A hair band power ballad about white dad sneakers. But for "serious" songs, the end result sounds like generic muzak you might hear in the background at Wal-Mart.

calflegal 2y ago

appreciate your position but mine is that everything out of suno sounds like copycat dog water.

xerox13ster 2y ago
Makes sense that GP appreciates the taste of dog water when they’re mocking their friends for having had values (friends whom likely gave up their values to stop being mocked)
- postexitus 2y ago
  My generation do not give up on their values because they are being mocked - they mock back even harder until somebody ends up dying from laughter.
  - defrost 2y ago
    Reminds me of Cohen as covered by the Doug Anthony All Stars I got my shit together meeting Christ and reading Marx It failed my little fire but it spread a dying spark https://youtu.be/elr0JmB7Ac8?t=42 https://youtu.be/elr0JmB7Ac8?t=42

Loughla 2y ago

In my opinion, Suno is good for making really funny songs, but not for making really moving songs. Examples of songs that make me chuckle that I've had it do: A Bluegrass song about how much fun it is to punch holes in drywall like a karate master. A post-punk/hardcore song about the taste of the mud and rocks at the bottom of a mountain stream in the newly formed mountains of Oklahoma. A hair band power ballad about white dad sneakers. But for "serious" songs, the end result sounds like generic muzak you might hear in the background at Wal-Mart.