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Same. Also, I spend just as much time curating what I consider to be the right elements of the Suno music I generate as I did before GenAI. I just get a lot mor
by dumpsterdiver 2y ago
Same. Also, I spend just as much time curating what I consider to be the right elements of the Suno music I generate as I did before GenAI. I just get a lot more mileage out of it. Consequently, when I generate that final cut, I feel a strong sense of ownership over it, even though I understand clearly that I didn't "make the music". I described it. Doesn't stop me from listening to it over and over again and feeling pride.
There may also be a lack of awareness around the current capabilities of these tools. You can replace individual sections of a song seamlessly. You can use non-vocal prompting patterns to elicit desired elements, textures, and transitions. You can capture the essence of different patterns and apply them to new creations.
This space is rapidly converging towards DAW-like capabilities, and it won't be long before we reach similar levels of control that we had when we were in complete control. Midi support, nobs and sliders for discrete elements. You can already export vocals separately from the main music track, so separating elements for individual processing and modification doesn't seem far fetched.
- gedy 2y agoYeah agreed, I think issues come from people's misunderstanding (and likely companies misrepresenting) what "AI" does. It's not correct to knock down creators using it as some magic box that just pumps out worthless "AI Slop" on its own. If you have no taste, no ideas, AI won't turn you into a fine artist. But that's similar to buying an expensive camera won't make you a great photographer. Conversely, AI is also not just an English alternative UI for perfectly understanding what you want and make something to your exacting specifications.