None of these seem very good. Mubert is asking for a prompt and it doesn't recognize "drum and bass 174BPM" and it's giving me garbage electro house at 120bpm. I wouldn't play this in an elevator. It did a little better with "breakbeat 135BPM" the song at least has a general breakbeat and is at 130bpm. It's not a thing I want to hear more of, but it's closer to being what was asked for. "Chillstep 84BPM" at least sounds like something you may hear in an elevator. What it produced is at 100BPM, but at least the genre is close and it's clearly slower than other tracks (don't get me wrong, it wasn't good). I tried the most formulaic music I could think of. Liquid drum and bass. Every real track is roughly 60 seconds of downtempo, then roughly 45 seconds of real drum and bass beat. Then another 30 or so seconds of chill similar to the intro. Followed by another 40 or so seconds of the beat again. Then it ends with a chill outro and a total runtime of 3 to 4 minutes. If you go listen to 30 different songs they're all about the same format. This didn't follow it at all. The bpm was wrong. It didn't follow the format at all. The beat was wrong (no kind of breakbeat). That was with the prompt "liquid d&b" I followed that up with "liquid drum and bass" and it just gave me generic bad house at 125bpm. Mubert isn't good. I maxed out what this would let me do in a day without paying money. It was all bad. Soundful and Beatoven weren't any better, except they didn't SHOUT their own name every 15 seconds. It's developmentally challenged when rappers and producers do it in rap and hip hop. It's a lot worse on Mubert to interrupt a terrible song by reminding me who is to blame for the current aural atrocity. This reminds me of AI visual art when it would insert extra arms and hands never had the right number of fingers. Maybe in another couple of years. Wake me up when it's ready. I should be able to say "trent reznor cover of the the song 'something in the way' by nirvana" or "Janice Joplin singing Cochise by Audioslave with the Who as the studio band". Being unable to get something basic like the genre and bpm I ask for is a joke.

Because he know nothing about music and is paid by Mubert to advertise them. Funny thing is that Mubert makes the most generic sounding music of them all.

AI has no soul, it will never create good music on its own

@@johnny_sins_himselflisten to just a pineapple by SpongeBob and Patrick

@@johnny_sins_himselfsays the app Captions. And it’s the most powerful AI tool for videos and music

​@@johnny_sins_himselfdebatable

Great pointers here. I was looking forward to hearing a bit from each one too. Still have no idea which generator creates the best LoFi beats

Just tried Mubert and entered the prompt "Heavy metal with a sweeping chorus in the style of Bullet for my Valentine" set at 3 minutes, and it returned a generic-sounding pop--like ambient background music you'd find on any quick KZfaq advert. In short, that one is garbage

Suno ai

Sounds like you should go explore them.

😂 So true

Just record it

It’s to find riffs and then channel those through your human creativity

Give it time. There are cars that can actually drive on street with real people and other cars and bicycles and the rest. That wasn't possible a few years ago. AI visual art didn't know where to put arms and had a REALLY hard time with hands less than a year ago. After seeing this video I went to look at some of the options. None of them seemed very good. But, I only listened to a half dozen songs. And, to be fair if I turned on a radio to a random station and listened to a half dozen songs I'm not likely to enjoy any of that human made music either. In a year what this tech can do will be pretty different. In 5 years it will be entirely different.