Suno is incredibly fun. I've realized there's ton of lyrical and topical niches that nobody is exploring in the music space, so AI generated tools are really go

Suno is incredibly fun. I've realized there's ton of lyrical and topical niches that nobody is exploring in the music space, so AI generated tools are really good at helping you scratch your own itch. The iterative loop still feels like it has a lot of room for tightening up, especially when you want to start refining minor details to match more closely with the idea you have in your head. Personally, I had some experience learning to compose music from a college course, and I've been trying to relearn some of what I'd forgotten by trying out this textbook: The Complete Musician, but progress is slow. And even if I'm able to put together a musical piece, I wouldn't be able to afford hiring the people needed to bring it to life. I wonder how far we are from AI tools where you can just start describing and humming your idea out, and it'll give you samples that can be mixed in real time. Sort of like being in a studio with a full support staff of professionals with a lot of improvisational experience. Vibe mixing and composing in real time.