You are completely right! I am glad you liked it!

Right? It's crazy how it improved in so little time!

Who knows? Maybe even a per person radio that generates songs depending on your specific preferences

@@ai-with-denis that would be really cool but I'm scared of actual musicians losing jobs lmao

@@zerouk_l I don't think real musicians will lose their jobs! Even if AI music becomes perfect, you's still want to hear music from your favorite artists. Although, general "commercial" music filler music, and maybe background songs, those might be replaced by AI. I don't know, why do you think musicians would lose their jobs to this?

@ai-with-denis this is really impressive, and this is only the early stages, so in the near future we could have like an entire AI album made for any single person completely based off of their life stories and emotions

Thank you very much mate

Right? Happy to hear you liked it!

Thanks mate. Good luck to you too

Currywurst Land :-) Music after feel sounds likely. Just reading your mood from your voice or your smart watch and deliver music accordingly.

Ive created songs with Suno and Its giving me chills?? Just Saying!!!

Right? And more is coming out everyday!

@ai-with-denis like udio for example 🫨

Sounds like you are having at least as much fun with it as I did. 😊

It is still generating in a pretty random way, that is true, but well, you can somewhat control it with the tips we gave in the video, adding instruments and expressing styles. Future versions will surely improve on it too!

I mean, we might turn that or something similar into our channel trailer at this point, its just too good! You can listen to it though if you already want! app.suno.ai/song/aad529c8-72a9-4023-8fe7-730ed5b47528

I think some artists have been doing that for years already.

Glad you liked it! We have it public now so head on over to check it out! app.suno.ai/song/aad529c8-72a9-4023-8fe7-730ed5b47528

@@ai-with-denis Awesome! Thank You!💪

They do but the also follow ai influencers

True Creativity? You are right, as AI depends on our Output to learn, but Commercial Mass produced Content? That's where AI is getting good at

damn dude thats what going to happen people are gonna lose the motivation to sing and create without AI in droves :(

@@Ah__ah__ah__ah. Yeah unfortunately, takes a lot of energy for me to make music and time is money. Going to just turn into a hobby for the majority unless something changes to benefit real artists

@@d-redbeatz3948 completely it does take alot of time and $ for the equipment mixing ect... takes me 10 minutes to generate a really good song on UDIO

I have now release a video on udio too

The first AI Music Pros are here!

I really hope that the real innovation in music will always come from humans. But man who knows. This ai stuff is getting crazy good and mixing concepts is nothing it wouldnt do.

I'm a long time musician who has used Suno extensively for about 2 months or so. After more than 50 years playing music and about over 20 years composing professionally for commercial advertising, TV and film, Suno is just as good and creative as more than 90% of the musicians out there when it comes to composition. And it really isn't "just hit enter and there you go". There is a lot you can do with this technology and to make a good song using Suno, it does take some work with a lot of decision making and edits/clips and frequently involves offline editing. As for songwriting ideas, it cannot be beat. It has completely solved songwriter's block. It composes in any genre with and without vocals. I still write music manually, but I generate ideas using Suno and supplement my output to develop new revenue streams using Suno output I can monetize as part of a service and online radio station with new, never heard music I don't have to license to broadcast. The idea that humans will always be dominant here forever, which was an idea I once upheld, is not likely. It's only going to get better and better and there is no shame in realizing that music made by technology can be just as emotive, creative and pleasing to listen to.

@@aimusictv1 thanks for sharing your experience with the tool and your story. It's really interesting to see how this is used already

@@aimusictv1 thanks for sharing your experience with the tool and your story. It's really interesting to see how this is used already

As a (non-professional) musician, I've explored both the potential and limitations of AI music tools like Suno. While some may view these tools as mere shortcuts that produce generic outputs with minimal input, I've discovered that they can be powerful aids in the creative process when used thoughtfully. Using Suno isn't just about pressing a button and letting the AI do the work; it's about integrating the technology into your creative vision. For example, I use Suno to experiment with different musical styles and compositions, testing out how various lyrics might fit with diverse musical backdrops. This approach helps crystallize my ideas and refine my music without the exhaustive effort that traditional methods demand. On my channel, which features a variety of music-not all AI-generated-I showcase how Suno has enabled me to express myself musically in ways I couldn't before due to time constraints. Typically, a single song would take me well over 50 hours to perfect, but with Suno, I can achieve satisfactory results in just 3-4 hours. This is still a significant investment of time, showing that creating music with AI is far from effortless but rather an efficient way to enhance the creative process. One major drawback, however, is Suno's current limitation in exporting music. It doesn’t allow for exporting separate tracks for each instrument, which is crucial for achieving a more polished and professional result. This feature would significantly enhance the utility of Suno for serious musicians and producers looking to fine-tune their creations to professional standards. Ultimately, AI tools like Suno aren't replacing the musician; they are redefining what’s possible in music creation, making it more accessible and allowing for greater experimentation. While some purists may miss the purely human touch, I believe AI can coexist with traditional methods, enriching the music creation landscape. Many times it is easier just to pick up the instrument and fill in the part you want, instead of trying to force the result with a software tool.

Feel free to share the song if you want. This sounds like an amazing story

Separating each layer will be key in producing better music and not just teach it on complete songs. I also found that it skips words if they don't fit into the rythm

Ah. The 37th comment. A classic!

I believe live music won't go anywhere. Maybe it will even grow further

@@ai-with-denis Maybe, but that is only 10% of all the music that is giving jobs to people

This sounds quite nice. I think that's the way forward. It becomes a lot easier for all kinds of projects to have good music. For games. For trailers etc