Thank you!! I'm glad it was helpful!

Yes for quick results, Suno is very good. But if you are looking for precise edits or more control over your songs, then Udio is good.

Suno Or Udio don't have stem splitters at the moment. So it's not possible to get the beats from a song within Suno Or Udio. Have to use other stem splitters for now.

Nice. I'm glad you're having fun!

Yes you can upload on KZfaq. To make a song in your voice, you can upload/record a voice sample in your voice and extend the song.

Thanks. It's fun to play around with these. I want longer generations in Udio and better audio quality in Suno. Would be interesting to see who wins it. Or will we have ElevenLabs launching their music AI before Udio and Suno reach their best.

What we need is music upscaling. Whoever creates that first will be rich!

​@@ElectricAlienCat Yes, I think that's the next big game changer. To have something (in one shot) strip a song into its individual stems and then analyze/reconstruct them individually in high fidelity and then put it all back together into a master track would be absolutely epic.

@@ElectricAlienCat I totally agree. I know one tool that does upscaling but just allow 20 seconds per generation. And the results are okay-ish. I can make a video on that, if needed.

@@SensoriRume That would be perfect.

Noisee AI already does almost exactly that. You can give it a song link and it gives you the music video. Its not perfect. But its cool to get started.

@@AIAutomationLabs agree! But Suno only does music part, CapCut only does the editing part, Wapoo only does the style transfer part. What if an app combines all of them?

Yes

Yes you can upload a sample of upto 60 seconds and change the lyrics and continue. But the continuation of that song will not be exactly like the original song.

@@AIAutomationLabs so it is not possible to change only some parts of the text of the song and singing like the original version?

It will not be exactly the same as the AI will add it's own twist to it. If you're on the Pro plan, you can give it a try. If you don't have the Pro plan, you can send me the sample and I can try it for you.

@AIAutomationLabs I don't have the pro plan and this is the reason why I ask you... If you agree where I can send u the fiile

@AIAutomationLabs If you can, try the song Shape of You but change something in the text , just for the test if it will sing it like the original song or will change the melody of the original singing

Yes you can do that. Upload is available for free users as well. So you can give it a try.

Yes I agree. Suno is fast and simple.

Unfortunately, at the moment, it's not available for Free users. I hope they will make it available for free in the coming months.

Its free and available to everyone now!! You can try it without subscribing!

Yes it can do that.

@@AIAutomationLabs Not really.... I did a lot of music with udio and Suno, but for someone who has trained hearing etc. there is a lot of correction needed because it doesn't really sing exactly to the beat. there are rythmic hic ups here and there. for someone who doesn't have a clue it sounds good but for a real musician there is a lot room for corrections.

@@theflavourist1985 Hey man. I agree its not perfect but their question was, would it sing on a beat? and the answer is Yes. Is it very good at it? It depends on what input sample you gave it and your lyrics and the styles/prompts.

@@AIAutomationLabs even on its own beats, it doesn't match always... For example: you got lyrics like "On the Beat.. " the AI often sets the "On" on the first beat, even though, the way it's been sung) emphasis) the beat shall kick in at "beat"... Or sometimes it's in between the kicks. So, there is often some tiny correction to do. Otherwise, Pro's will recognize these little accidents like Bob Ross would say. I had that recently with a friend who is a professional drummer for living. He corrected a lot of stuff the AI did, when I gave him the Stems. And even for an untrained ear "it sounds better after the corrections, somehow" as other ordinary people said, that I showed the samples, who don't have trained ears even though they haven't been able to describe what really changed due to their lack of knowledge and untrained ears..... But: it's getting better.. In general. Also, the sound quality itself gets better. I appreciate the progress in general a lot.

Yes you can do that.

You can upload copyrighted music but you own the responsibility of the consequences. You can sample the song and make a variation but if you're copying the exact same song with lyrics, then you might have problems. Udio sometimes literally continues the original song if it's available in the training data.

I think as long as there is no money being made, I doubt they would even care.

@@isaiahaguilera7710 I agree. For non-commercial, Parody use cases, I don't think there would be an issue. But if your song goes viral and you're making money off of copyrighted content, then there could be problems.

1. If you generate music using Udio AI while you are not subscribed, the ownership of the music still belongs to Udio. You can use the generated music, but you must provide proper attribution to Udio. 2. If you generate music while not subscribed and then subscribe within five minutes, the ownership does not change retroactively. The music generated before subscribing is still under the same conditions as above, requiring attribution to Udio. 3. When you generate music while subscribed, you can use the music for personal and commercial purposes without needing to provide attribution. All the songs you make while you are subscribed are eligible for commercial use/monetization. If your subscription plan expires, you still own commercial rights to your old songs. But new songs you make while on a free plan will need attribution to Udio. 5. Lets say you made some songs on a free plan and now you want the commercial rights to those songs, you can send an email to Udio Team and they can assist you on that. I've tried with Suno support team and it works. But I'm not sure about Udio. And hey man it’s always best to review the specific terms on Udio's official website to confirm any attribution requirements.

@@AIAutomationLabs Thanks so much.

Hey man, I respect your opinion. As an experienced artist you're looking for that artistic perfection. I whipped these up quickly to try the Upload feature on the weekend. I agree I should have used better examples. But hey, the intention was to showcase the feature nothing else. I'm not here to drive sales to Suno Or Udio. I have a full time job as a Software engineer and I do KZfaq when I get some free time. I know you won't probably even need AI to make something but have you tried it for yourself and what do you think of it? AI tools are as good as the one using it. Mind sharing something you made? Cheers man!

@@AIAutomationLabs Yeah, I appreciate your reply, and your understanding even more. I used to work in machine learning. I went back during lockdowns. Unfortunately in comments we don't get to hear tone or see facial expressions but I meant no disrespect. I tend forget how dry and "old form" my typing tone sounds lol. Yes, I actually do use both, and I use it the same way I did generative images. If I have a few directions I want to go I spec them out with these tools. When I was still speaking at AI/Tech conferences and the like everyone would always come with the gloom and doom questions. My only response was, "Did you know that farmer's had revolts, literal small wars over the invention and release of tractors because they believed it would take their jobs. The same was true with Amazon and book store owners but nobody here owned a bookstore so you accepted Amazon." Basically, whether it be work in Film or "Just Music" we have been using what is now called AI for 20 plus years. It has become so misunderstood, and after the past 7 years of widespread knowledge anyone complaining of threat of job loss unfortunately is more focused on complaining than gaining the skills readily available thanks to people like you. It's not easy running a successful channel, having a job such as yours, but doing both is a feat. Especially since you do genuinely care, which to me is apparent even before this conversation, which I hope will lead to more actual conversations. I am on some test teams for some really exciting and incredible projects in this space and it is rather difficult to find people to talk to about them. Much love, and my apologies for anything that came off incenuative and/or negative. I'm a bit disillusioned with the entirity of social media and wouldn't have directed it at anyone in particular. More so a general view on the vast majority of the online personality, influencer etc thing even being one myself as I know most don't care and want all the shortcuts. As you know, that's what most think of the subject matter of AI, so again, my apologies for my poor choice of representing my point. Much love everyone, and please, do take note of the integrity of this man. I'd say you're bound to learn something that will help you from him if you let yourself.

Also, I should include that prompting well is most definitely a skill. One that I am sure you could learn on this channel. Peace, catch ya on your next vid, I hope others do as well. I will be sharing them out with your permission. (BTW the past week of Udio has seemed to have some upticks in quality of it's output. Combined with the inpainting feature it may have won me over)

@@bartp5479 wow man. Thanks for the detailed explanation. That was an interesting read. I agree that the social media is a mess at the moment. And you don't have to apologize. Its all good Haha. Constructive criticism is a good thing. It will help me make better content. Just trying balance my work and KZfaq at the moment. Working on a video that was requested by one of my subscribers. Hope it turns out well. I love Udio but it requires me to empty my mind and focus on what I'm creating and I love to give it all my attention. So i work with Udio mostly on weekends. On the other hand, Suno pumps out songs quicker and doesn't require all my attention, so I work with it during my weekdays. Master them, do some quick corrections in DAW etc. Udio quality is great but I would have loved to see that in Suno.. Maybe soon. Fingers crossed!

I'm making a video on it. I'll upload it on maybe Monday.