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Are there any free or paid AI music services that can reproduce at this sort of level and control?

spec. the changes in voice at 2m 40s
https://elevenmusic.io/tracks/6a749645642f9dcc4d5fa30b

Suno really doesn't seem able to do this on the free level at least, and they just announced theyre introducing severe restrictions any way
https://suno.com/blog/building-the-future-of-music-responsibly

And are there any lyric engines that are total rubbish at all out there.
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>>109479158
/sunos update - At least they're being honest lol

Loss of Anonymity regarding AI-Usage: Because of the incoming watermarking tools, users will no longer be able to keep their use of Suno private if they upload the tracks elsewhere. Distribution platforms will be able to detect the AI origin, which could lead to your tracks being flagged, demonetized, or removed by third-party platforms that have strict anti-AI policies.
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>>109479220
>implying you cant detect Suno Slop
every mix it does sounds the same when you choose a genre. I used it for a month and the repetition was obvious
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>>109479158
Suno is still the best, followed by Udio. and this is only the paid pro versions, you wont be finding a good free one
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>>109479220
a musician I was following on Bandcamp started releasing AI remixes secretly and the jump in his quality output was too high so I challenged him on it and he got really pissy and denied it was AI. so I reported him to Bandcamp and he got perma-banned, kek.
Snailcat win!
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>>109479220
>find a nice 2-second sample
>use it in your original song
>your song is now pozzed and detected as AI
Thank you, EU, you really make the world better.
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>>109480406
You can check the sample before using it.

Probably best to be careful what samples you use in your songs to begin with, especially if you're going to be monetizing them.
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No AI audio generator can deliver the amount of control that a DAW like FL Studio can.
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>>109480503
but thats a tool that requires skill. OP is a vibeslopper
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>>109480468
Humiliation ritual. They might skew it so it isn't detected and then a new version of the detection software starts detecting it.
You might use some samples just once in a song, but that's enough to screw you over.
I think it's a bigger threat than legal troubles.
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>>109480319
yes yes, but platforms can't AUTO detect it using AI. folk are getting massively demonetized on some platforms if any hint of AI is detected by the bots.
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>making money
>as an AI musician
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
THERES MILLIONS OF YOU SLOPPERS NOW ITS FUCKING OVER HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
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All AI music models relying on API or online service are completely worthless garbage because every song under the sun is disallowed from getting remixed by them. Until there's good options for local there's nothing of worth to be found at this part of the AI industry. Personally I'm waiting for when AI music models will allow you to place a base song and add multiple reference songs so you can get the melody you want with your prefered tempo and played by the instruments you want to hear.
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>>109480334
The service in the OP post is free - for new at least.

>>109480503
This is true. How long does it take to train on a DAW if you are starting from scratch - well you know school level music learning?
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>>109479220
>>109480406
yeah I wish antis realized they are actually making artists life significantly harder with all these accusation and auto takedowns
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>>109480468
Its not like entire fucking genres are built on a culture of using samples or anything. No biggie.
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>>109480548
>waiting for when AI music models will allow you to place a base song
You mean a song you just stole from someone right? Or you own song?
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>>109480548
just give me a model that knows what moog and vocoders and auto tune sound like and I'm happy. Stability Audio used to produce pretty good remixes but they blocked tracks like crazy
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>>109480736
why dont you just get a daw if you want to copy daft punk so bad? no skill or lazy or what
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>>109480755
Udio are talking like they will allow you to remix, whatever you want, but youll need to keep it on the platform
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>>109479220
downloads will be limited. ouch.
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>>109479158
kys
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>>109480406
Is it EU or music industry.
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Hire real musicians.
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>>109484993
Humans get greedy. AI just delivers
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>>109480661
Whether I bought it or stole it is completely irrelevant if an AI model rejects mixing the song all the same. I'm not opposed to buying a soundtrack for just a specific song if I wouldn't get nagged by software for it, but if buying it doesn't even allow me to do whatever with it for my own personal local pleasure then the value of buying them equals zero to me.
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>>109484272
The EU just passed a law for heckin AI watermarking and disclosure.
I wouldn't be surprised if the music industry wanted the same. They're almost as corrupt as the EU.
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why ai bros always against taging that shit? If its as good as u say it is it should find audience by itself instead of trying to scam way into it. If people really don't care if its made by AI why are u so afraid of AI tags?
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>>109484993
AI caters to folk who would not typically think of something like this. Completely different markets.
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>>109480646
>yeah I wish antis realized they are actually making artists life significantly harder with all these accusation and auto takedowns
Uh that's the goal, so that anyone seeing the AI tag attached to your slop can ignore it without even having to check. If your AI slop is so valuable it won't matter if it's tagged correctly now will it slopper?
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>>109486544
>The EU just passed a law for heckin AI watermarking and disclosure.
Fuck these niggas royally
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>>109486544
looks like this will need to be for local models too.

The key point is that “local” is not itself the legal exemption. A local model supplied by a company can still have obligations at the provider level, and a local application used by a business can trigger deployer duties.
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>>109486544
>>109486826
People finally will be able to filter out your slop garbage
Seethe lmao
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>>109486904
Jesus fucking christ, it's even worse than expected. Every fucking time. This is embarrassing.
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>>109480319
>every mix it does sounds the same when you choose a genre.
You have like 5 different models that can produce different outputs. But Suno is literally whatever they think is gonna hit right not really what you dial in with the prompts.
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>>109486544
lol there's no way to enforce that, good luck

>image watermark
5 seconds to remove in GIMP, online tools or just trace it if it's a drawing, re-encode and strip metadata

>video watermark
5 seconds to remove in After Effects, cut the footage that has the watermark or crop it, online tools, re-encode and strip metadata

>audio watermark
Just cut the watermark part, re-encode and strip metadata

>binary watermark
tools will emerge to seek and destroy that data, mangle it manually with a hex editor or re-encode to a format that strips the watermark data and back
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Suno free is good if you make chatgpt write the prompt for it.
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>>109486941
An artistic doesn't curse the instrument. He masters it.

Some of us are making the fucking art of the 21st century. What are you ritards doing
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>>109480383
>Nooo AI hurts artists!!
>Hehehe I got this artist banned for using AI
Luddites.
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>>109486941
>Buy our 99999 dollars plugins pls
I compose using cheap midi and tell Suno to use high quality guitars and vocals. It sometimes botches some notes but the jump in quality is incredible.

The future is fucking now.
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>>109486941
>slop
Find the slop: https://files.catbox.moe/y8znz4.mp3
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>>109487958
niggers brilliant until 5 seconds in.

Im joking that is excellent. What created that?
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>>109488047
>>109487958
scratch that I can tell Suno tunes from a thousand yards
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>>109487873
>>109487949
>>109487958
Still filtering our AI music. Seethe lol
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Why don't you just learn to make real music? LMMS and Musescore are free.
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>>109488311
I don't share my music at all
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>>109488370
Then you have no reason to be upset over disclosure laws.
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>>109488057
Can you really? https://files.catbox.moe/ci2xuh.mp3
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>>109487052
Unenforceable in any real sense. It just means some jews can’t package a computer rig with a “local model” that does all this shit. They are choking out the ability for companies (other than music industry kek) to make from AI remixing and I don’t have a problem with that really. Preventing free distribution of models and tools is what Eurojews want I am sure but that is impossible in free states.
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>>109487958
99.99% of the time such links are inessential, boilerplate, and uninteresting. This is no exception.
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>>109488379
It's unnecessary bureaucracy designed by complete midwits like you and it damages people who actually make stuff.
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>>109488447
Yes actually it’s not that hard. I am not going to tell you how.
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>>109488626
I make stuff and I don't feel affected by it. Definitely not negatively.
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>>109488626
If making stuff is what mattered to you then you would relax. It is making money from it that is being ruined. I am perfectly fine with them banning any money making from AI tools trained on existing works, as long as it can be freely shared
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>>109488661
So like I said you're a total midwit and cannot think of the implications.
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lol yeah i hate that shit with the personas. 1-2m in without fail it reverts to the default voice that sounds like a whiny version of the guy from strokes
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>>109488727
The implications are that it will be simpler to filter out AI slop. I hate it when YouTube randomly redirects me to AI generated music. It makes it so hard to discover new music because these faggots always pretend to be "<year>'s <genre> mix to <whatever>" while all of this was actually produced yesterday via AI.
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>>109488447
At least you've got some stereo action going on there. sounds decent I guess.
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>>109489074
>I hate it when YouTube randomly redirects me to AI generated music.
I've completely given up you YT music for this reason. Started getting out my CDs and mp3s and choosing what I listen to. The YT 1 hr compilations are pure slop. Its why people hate AI.
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>>109489198
It's better than some indie bands for sure, the bitrate is shit but that's what free Suno gives for download.
The fun part of AI music generation is that you can exceed common bpm rates. This is like 300 bpm: https://files.catbox.moe/l9c7db.mp3

Who even makes 300 bpm tracks these days without the help of AI. Even if somebody still does, it's most likely some sort of synth anyway.
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>>109489602
>https://files.catbox.moe/l9c7db.mp3
it sounds retarded bruh for real


>>109488958
which model is that anon
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>>109488311
>>109488311
>>109486941

>Still filtering our AI music. Seethe lol
literally no one cares. Your views are out of key.
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>>109489602
there is a reason people don't make 300 bpm songs my guy
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>>109491186
It's fine for rhythm games, that's what I make it for.
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>>109491436
You make soundscapes not music
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Any hardcore trad musicians really into AI music?
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>>109487873
uh oh, looks like somebody is wrong on the internet!
that’s okay; it happens to all of us.
what you need to know:
Artificial Intelligence is called that way for a reason - it simulates human-like reasoning via a neural network. Until recently, humans were the only entities on the planet capable of making art. This art is shaped by our experiences, our culture, our good times and bad times, and a listener of music would receive this transmission of the mind - just as a reader of literature does, in another format.
What AI does is break this bond. How is a listener to know what is a product of human creativity, or artificial creativity? This is why Suno is not comparable to an instrument, which deterministically produces an output, rather than making a crude mockery of human emotion and creativity whilst having neither.
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>>109492127
>>109492127
>making a crude mockery of human emotion and creativity whilst having neither.

Listen to this one
https://elevenmusic.io/tracks/6a72da22b476c418c3f661c8

tell me this isn't the work of a sentient, feeling entity.

listen without prejudice.
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>and they just announced theyre introducing severe restrictions any way

Lmao, local can't stop winning.
Suno is garbage. Udio was the only good one and it got censored. Good thing local models better than Suno and as good as Udio (with a LoRA) exist.

ACEStep 1.5 XL (Turbo/Base 0.3 merge) with a LoRA

https://litter.catbox.moe/bx1sl2r71bqmdy44.mp3
https://litter.catbox.moe/42dg0gnqi90113id.mp3

https://litter.catbox.moe/6m9sx0k2mwcx5d9d.mp3
https://litter.catbox.moe/vkohwybsiupifvfv.mp3

The best thing is these models are free as in freedom, you can't censor them once the cat is out of the bag, and better ones are coming anyways.
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>>109480503
You can't deny that music creation and production has been changed forever though. You won't get the ease to create samples, loops or whole songs based on a style with FL alone, in fact at some point you will feel handicapped without the AI music generation in your toolkit (that being said, the tools themselves will not be online, but will need to run offline on your machine to be useful)
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>>109491238
>people don't make 300 bpm songs
Never heard of speedcore?
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>>109492770
>You can't deny that music creation and production has been changed forever though.
I can. None of the producers I listen to use Suno or other AI tools.
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>>109493446
Because it would be foolish to use Suno or any other API service if you're already established, as they carry a stigma. The stigma aside, producers as a whole still have an use for generative AI tools and they can be very useful, though obviously those who are very good will just recreate the sounds and music themselves, why would they use the outputs directly if they're good enough to do it themselves? So even if there's guys who are experts using it, you wouldn't know that they used it (though Suno itself is a bad example, as I said, good local models will be the meta)
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>>109486579
Why do we need to tag it so people can just hate on us? Because I am Filipino and use technology to shortcut my dreams to the canvas I have to put target on my back? Fuck you faggot, I cant afford instrument or lessons, you have a very privileged view. I have a great idea for art
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>>109493958
And let's be frank now, that stigma itself isn't or wasn't created by listeners, it wasn't even created by most producers themselves, but rather, labels have created a stigma around AI music because they do not want competition from AI (and they're also working to censor and hoard tech to secretly use it for themselves). It's simple. The labels already have models use internally (the purpose of the lawsuits were twofold, heavily censor and fearmonger around platforms such as Suno/Udio, and learn the secrets of the tech so they can use it on their own artists and secretly put out AI songs (recreated in FL, etc...) while the masses stay dumb).
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>>109492670
ACEStep is fine but I can't get anything decent out of it. My stuff sounds like bing bong pop
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>>109493958
>Because it would be foolish to use Suno or any other API service if you're already established, as they carry a stigma.
Will I Am is literally lecturing in AI at Arizona State lmfao.

Hardcore stays winning
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For me it's Vim
https://files.catbox.moe/6hnr53.mp4
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>>109492492
Sentient entity

>>109492670
404
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>>109484993
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>>109480661
This is delusional and a misunderstanding of how AI works. Real artists do not create music from scratch, they take inspiration from other humans. Same as AI, it simply takes inspiration. It is "theft" in the same way any producer listens to tracks to learn how to create music inspired by those tracks. You do not have to own a song to give it to AI, and that will never be theft because the AI is not trained to spit out the same song.
>>109495769
All that matters is whether a model is local, if it's not then it has no soul since you don't own its outputs.
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>>109495660
You have to dial in the settings, use the right model, and possibly train a LoRA. It takes skill just like any other trade.
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>make ai song
>dump it into sheet music generator
>import into flstudio
>change a few things
>no longer ai music.
Feels good bros
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>>109496135
What do you use for training, I mean the software.


>>109480503
>No AI audio generator can deliver the amount of control that a DAW like FL Studio can.
This is currently true. Key word is currently. Give it 4 years and good quality local models and that changes
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>Play several instruments
>Produce music since I was a kid
>Worked several jobs because you gotta die a little to make a living. Keep making music digitally and going to jams because this is what I enjoy doing and the only thing that makes me feel like I'm not dead inside.
>Try my luck with some projects. Some pay well. Most of the time either everyone just fucking quits or they cancel said projects.
>Fuck it. It's a hobby. I can afford it now.
>Hear people getting whinny about suno. Decide to test it out because who the fuck gives a shit if they steal my songs?
>Use SUNO to add the extra quality on my tracks synthesizers just won't get.
>Instantly done. Vocals, instruments, vibes exactly as I've wanted all my life.
>Feeling the rush again.
>Holy shit this sounds very nice. I wonder what people think about it.
>Hire moosicians pls !
No. As a musician. Fuck them. Fuck them all.
I'm having fun and you can't stop me.
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>>109496434
Nigga just won the internet
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>>109496434
Try doing it with EDM though. Easier said than done, that shit is hard to reproduce because of all the effects, and even if you get accurate MIDI you still have synths you can't recreate. But it works for 99% of music genres which are generic and don't use any complicated synths or anything with simple instruments like guitar, piano etc...
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>>109489074
>>109489575
There are loads of great AI music covers on youtube
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>>109492492
>>109492492
>https://elevenmusic.io/tracks/6a72da22b476c418c3f661c8

The accent changes during 55 seconds to 1m 30 seconds but the voice stays the same.

but its much much better than this one -

>>109495677
>>109495677
>https://files.catbox.moe/6hnr53.mp4

This voice sounds like 2021 AI voices - the ones that charged you by the minute. Music is okay.
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>>109496487
>There are loads of great AI music covers on youtube
link some.
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>>109496484
Why would I even want to entertain that? Edm is fucking trash.
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>>109496484
OK so whats the solution?
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>>109496516
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVfIPYuIRUg
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>>109496516
Depends what music genres you're into
I mostly listen to metal/rock songs turned into different genres like funk/synthwave
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>>109496561
I know someone who loves this type of music. I must send this to them
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>>109496516
How could I forget this banger: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0q1PKv0NfMw
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>>109496524
>Edm is fucking trash

I guess some people have never known the joys of NCS, but that's okay
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>>109496740
Also this classic banger from the 90s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5LW07FTJbI

Better than almost any song put out nowadays kek, or others legendary songs like Darude Sandstorm
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>>109496548
Learning to design synths yourself by reverse engineering them https://basicwavez.com/fundamentals-of-audio-synthesis/, there's no shortcut to years of experience.
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>>109487590
Only the v4.5 models are usable to, v5.x produce dog shit bland trash, and it will only get worse.
I suspect even the v4.5 was probably nerfed with some additional filtering that didn't exist originally (or they fucked up somewhere idk).
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>AI services
Either host your own or don't use it imo.
And I still haven't found a music generation model that can do loops of single instruments. Without that it's just going to keep generating samey sounding pop-adjacent garbage 99% of the time.
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>>109496071
>if it's not then it has no soul since you don't own its outputs
I don't think thats what having a soul means.
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Suno v5.5 output:
https://files.catbox.moe/6gvzuc.mp3

Sounds alright except a slight glitch on certain vibrations around the second half.
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>>109496443
Side-Step, made a guide here
https://rentry.co/s8fg8ber
I recommend training against the Base XL model. Though for my captioning I currently rely on a new Gemini script to reformat it after manually importing lyric .txt files alongside the files, since the files may not be available on Genius (and in rare cases if there are no lyrics at all, I may use Qwen3 ASR).

To get good gens, use acestep.cpp or HOTStep.cpp, either 0.5 or 0.3 (best) Turbo/Base merge gguf found on HF https://huggingface.co/Astral01/Ace-Step_v1.5_XL_Base_Turbo_0.3_Merge

Disable the LM for max creativity (DiT-only gens, matching Udio's architecture), CFG should be 12-20, 50 steps (or more if desired), use Scrag's VAE, DPM++ 3M sampler. That will enhance non-LoRA gens as well.
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>>109497061
It might be the best, but all its outputs sound similar anon - you're gonna find a similar one on yt if you look hard enough
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>>109496813
>loops of single instruments
Stable Audio 3 can do those or any type of basic synth sound given its description, but it's cucked and wasn't trained with vocals.
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>>109497033
Whatever it means, certainly not a model that can worsen or refuse to work at any point after it gets censored.
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>>109496618
Speedcore
J-core
Breakcore
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>>109496740
I guess some people arent assfucked either
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>>109493958
>music creation and production has been changed forever though.
>it would be foolish to use
So it didn't change

>So even if there's guys who are experts using it, you wouldn't know that they used it
They sometimes livestream while they are working on new song and/or do a walkthrough over their projects in a DAW and I can see they use no AI
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We all agree that they will become superior to humans after a few more years, right?
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>>109497061
I'm curious of the prompt for that
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>>109497308
holy goyim

Suno have a serious problem of shit taste, good songs and creators drowned under piles and piles of the worst music internet meme music genres slop with 6 gorillion view for no fucking reasons, anime girls miniatures and no skill to select even a good sounding track.

Fuck the cattle people.
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Suno sucks at rock idk why. It sounds too electronic each time. If I want it to do 70s-80s style it always will sound like some 2020s zoomer knockoff version of it at best
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>>109497771
Yeah. No shame in that. Imagine having a big bro who can do things better than you and still has the patience to help YOU improve or do your projects.

People are a bunch of divas.
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>>109497956
>holy goyim
>Suno have a serious problem of shit taste
???
I don't listen to Suno. You claimed there is many good AI music on YouTube and asked about genres.

So I'm waiting. Give me some good AI generated j-core/melodic style speedcore. Because everything I've heard so far sounds like absolute ass, as if AI had 0 idea about sound design. Kicks have no flavor, rhythms have no variety, it's all so meek and boring.
When you are listening to 100% synthesized music, you don't really care about real human input or instrument skills or whatever. It just have to sound good, it's all about unique soundscapes, good sound design and interesting song structure/melody/progression, so I am not biased against AI at all. I want to be surprised, so give me your best.
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>>109485386
>AI just delivers
Not according to this thread.
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>>109480406
>make your own samples
>use old sample packs/songs
>don't be a faggot and verify the sample source
It's that easy
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>>109497771
>anyminutenow.png
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>>109497956
>>109498141
Here is some more directions:
https://youtu.be/Kl6tBC-1lRs
https://youtu.be/miymx9wRmEE
https://youtu.be/z5EEf931E3Q
https://youtu.be/_DnFiOTVzpE
https://youtu.be/qqfPx8_u1Js
If you can find anything like any of these made with AI I will fucking bow to out AI overlords. I want new music so bad.
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>>109497990
>Suno sucks at rock idk why. It sounds too electronic each time. If I want it to do 70s-80s style it always will sound like some 2020s zoomer knockoff version of it at best
Yeah, getting the impression that Suno really needs to rethink its models. No one is really satisfied with their stuff.
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>>109497121
cool resource, I'll look at it. My idea of ideal training would be to throw all the songs in an album to get a specific sound. Not 1 artist 1 lora, but 1 album 1 lora because producers are very important for sound.
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>>109496447
The local musicians I knew when I was younger were so self-obsessed and pretentious. Never had to confidence to emerge from bedroom producer back then. So yeah fuck em(though feel bad now that they just became addicts). Love using ai tools creatively. slop in slop out.
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>>109492492
Sounds like a soulful duet - but a real human wrote those lyrics. AI lyrics always sound lame.
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musicians are the most arrogant of all artists

you think the furry artists and shitty anime drawers were bad? musicians are hipster and art school rich kids, leftist punk rockers, ghetto rappers. nothing more fundamental to them than moosic. they are the most obsessed with muh authenticity. take the same exact song and tell them some hobo in his basement made it and theyd love it, tell them ai made it theyll hate it, because music is just a social scene for fags
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>>109480383
>the jump in his quality output was too high

sToP UsInG Ai iT's tOo GoOD!
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>>109480541
>making money

If making music was about money for you, then you've already failed.
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>>109484993
>Hire real musicians.

Why? Deal with their bullshit, their preferences, them telling you that your ideas "suck" and let them tell you the "right way".

No thanks. Nobody was hiring "real musicians" before AI, nobody is going to be hiring them now for sure. If your sole reason for getting involved with any art was to make money, you're probably garbage anyway. If you were good you'd be known for your works, not begging for handouts.
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>>109498970
trvke
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>>109486904
>The key point is that “local” is not itself the legal exemption.

WTF are you talking about, clown? There is absolutely no legal requirement to disclose workflow in the production of music. As long as it is initiated by a man or woman, you can use WHATEVER you want to make it.

We're not redefining or narrowing the definition of "art" to appease morons and corporate pedos who realize AI destroys their pop slop factory.
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>>109487958
>Find the slop: https://files.catbox.moe/y8znz4.mp3

I like it. Suno/AI shreds like a boss...
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>>109492127
>which deterministically produces an output
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleatoric_music Wrong
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>>109496799
>v5.x produce dog shit bland trash

v5 has been awesome. I've been using SUNO since v3 and v5 is my all-time favorite. The newest one is a bit too "polished" and pop-oriented. It's still capable but it's not as openly creative as v5.
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>>109493995
I knew that retarded shitskins were the main beneficiaries of the slop machines.
Jeets being able to hide their fucked accents on their YouTube how-tos, niggers getting ChatGPT to write bars for them, and little pigmy faggot jungle Asians thinking they're artists for writing a few words in a box and hitting 'generate'. There's a reason nobody listens to music from your country - because you're a bunch of useless retards - you live around pinoys - don't act like you don't already know it.
Stop lying to yourself and trying to make it about oppression. If you can afford a smartphone or a computer, you could have bought a musical instrument. If you have internet access to use AI, then you have access to infinite free music lessons on YouTube.
Your argument is so fucking dumb that only a Filipino could have made it up. You people are so fucking annoying it's unreal. All the worst traights of jungle Asians, with non of the cool shit. All of the niggerishnes of Americans with non of the cool shit. All of the braindead motormouth noise of Spaniards, with none of the cool shit.
Kys
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>>109498226
Nta, Suno sucks and Udio is the only one with soul but what you linked is very basic. You sound like you've never tried the models yourself, maybe educate yourself on what it can do by trying it yourself before forming opinions on it.
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>>109499482
The main beneficiary is anyone who's not so blind and antagonist against technology that they might as well join a cult.
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>>109499103
I really like v5.5 for the type of things where it works, but it always sounds the same like cookie cutter same.
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>>109499482
Typical whitoid racism. You people always claim AI is for indians but then they use it to get ahead of you losers. You people are losers and getting raped and deserve it.
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>>109479158
If you want music that doesn't suck try making actual fucking music and not AI shit, retarded cultist
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>>109500220
>Suno sucks and Udio is the only one with soul but what you linked is very basic.
If it's basic then it should not be problem to make anything like that.

>You sound like you've never tried the models yourself
I did tried very old Suno, and I couldn't make it generate anything that actually sounds good when it comes to melodic speedcore and breakcore. I might be bad at it and that's why I'm asking for a good examples of AI music in these or similar genres.

>>109496487
>>109496618
>>109497956
Still waiting anon. I hope you won't disappoint me.
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>>109502957
No. AI is the future and you just need to accept it. Stop your fucking soul shit I tried learning music and couldnt because of physical issues but I still have a fucking IMAGINATION dude
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>>109498186
we should not have to do any of that fuck you for suggesting it and kys pond scum
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>>109503366
Then stop relying on AI as a middle man or gtfo, how hard is it for you to understand?
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>>109496618
>Depends what music genres you're into
no hard metal or rock

so maybe dance and pop - anything mainstream
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Mureka v9?
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>>109506213
why do these apps all look the same
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>>109479158
tasteless ai retards stuck using this garbage even though you can use AI to actually make competent/interesting music but they are too retarded to figure out ha
SAD!
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>>109504103
>w-what??!?
>I have to
>I HAVE TO WORK??!?!??
>I CANT JUST WRITE SOME SHIT ON MY CHATGPT AND BECOME A FAMOUS ROCKSTAR?!??!
>U R A FASCIST!!!
lol what a fag, 110% chances of being indian.
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>>109506213
whats the advantage of this one
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>>109496487
>>109496618
>>109497956
Still nothing?



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