What if AI ruins the music industry?

[Neydelinska Spearsi]

For now, we can distinguish AI from real singers but at this rate, how much time do we have left? I don't trust leaks anymore. Kids are bored and AI exists.

I can totally imagine a world where singers use this bs to make albums. Fans will make them for sure.

And then, the music as we used to know will be long gone.

 

Nothing genuine about it. No more passion, no more excitement, no real memories that go along with the songs. Just sheer AI. Bland, fake, with no essence.

 

Basically, we are getting Ashley O world where if you have all syllables from a singer you can extract a whole album. I think that sci fi is becoming a reality and it's horrifying.

I hate all these AI creator studios and tools. They are scary.

And I won't even bother thinking how real deepfakes will look like in a decade or two. It's a technology I'm not comfortable with.

[Wendy Williams]

9 minutes ago, Neydelinska Spearsi said:

For now, we can distinguish AI from real singers but at this rate, how much time do we have left? I don't trust leaks anymore. Kids are bored and AI exists.

I can totally imagine a world where singers use this bs to make albums. Fans will make them for sure.

And then, the music as we used to know will be long gone.

 

Nothing genuine about it. No more passion, no more excitement, no real memories that go along with the songs. Just sheer AI. Bland, fake, with no essence.

 

Basically, we are getting Ashley O world where if you have all syllables from a singer you can extract a whole album. I think that sci fi is becoming a reality and it's horrifying.

I hate all these AI creator studios and tools. They are scary.

And I won't even bother thinking how real deepfakes will look like in a decade or two. It's a technology I'm not comfortable with.

You're basically right.  

But AI will never learn humanity. When I heard some 'better demo' from Britney, I knew that Britney sounds kinda different and above all she would deliver it in a significantly different way. Also those demo recordings lack breathing during singing. These AI recordings are more suitable for fulfilling the idea of how the song would suit someone, or a great replacement for a demo singers.

[bomboclatney]

I don't think "AI" is going to replace artists singing songs.

People will no doubt carry on using it to create the sorts of things we've been seeing recently, but most singers actually like doing their job. 

[Tom13]

Well, considering that no singer actually sounds like the record... That they edit everything in the studio. 

And even in a live setting they use a lot of pre settings to make the voice sound a certain way... 

We actually don't know how much the singers sound like for real. 

Everything is edited re filmed and re done. That how the  entertainment industry is. 

Ai as an official release in the future is a possibility. Just look at what they do nowadays with tik tok trends. They release sped up versions of songs and even unreleased songs what were leaked years ago as official releases. 

So Ai is going to be a possibility specially when artists are no longer with us. 

Ariana " singing" envolver and Gaga " singing" video games are disturbing and incredible well done. 

[Neydelinska Spearsi]

1 minute ago, AnthonyJeweller said:

I don't think "AI" is going to replace artists singing songs.

People will no doubt carry on using it to create the sorts of things we've been seeing recently, but most singers actually like doing their job. 

 

How about milking every dead celebrity by replacing them with a hologram?

Edited March 2, 2023 by Neydelinska Spearsi

[No Seas Cortes]

It's possible that it could be viewed in a similar light to fan-edits. While interesting to look at, the fact that it's not the real thing may lead to it being perceived as less serious or authentic. It's also possible that they may not hold the same emotional resonance or cultural significance as artists' original works. As a result, it's possible that these AI-generated works may not be as highly valued or cared about as much as the original works.

[bomboclatney]

Just now, Neydelinska Spearsi said:

 

How about milking every death celebrity by replacing them with a hologram?

Well, okay. Yes, but that's different because that's just a recording of a real person projected on a sheer screen lip-syncing to original songs.

If RCA announced a "brand new" album from Whitney created from AI, I'd be horrified.

 

[i sometimes sing live]

That is to assume artists would even want to go near that sh-t. Maybe some super manufactured ones might, but most artists have respect for themselves and their art. I could see it being used for virtual singers, though:

These are voiced by real people, but you get the idea.

[bomboclatney]

Some of this sounds too real though.............

[i sometimes sing live]

Also, there's always legislation. I could totally see Europe making it so that you must disclose your art was generated by AI (just like brand deals on social media).

[Wendy Williams]

5 minutes ago, AnthonyJeweller said:

Some of this sounds too real though.............

Whitney is irreplaceable because no matter when, she had 99% flawless pitch, and Mariah didn't, so this recording sounds ridiculous because Whitney wouldn't have made so many mistakes with her voice

[Mmdellavecchia]

I share your opinion. Im scared of this ****. I dont like this, same as I didnt Like the holograms idea. But this Is even scarier.

[bomboclatney]

19 minutes ago, IJustWantUToBeHappy3x said:

Whitney is irreplaceable because no matter when, she had 99% flawless pitch, and Mariah didn't, so this recording sounds ridiculous because Whitney wouldn't have made so many mistakes with her voice

When I say it sounds real I mean the tone of the voice in parts, not (obviously) the AI's ability (or lack of) to replicate the song to Whitney's standard of singing.

Did we have to use this as an opportunity to drag Mariah?

[Wendy Williams]

1 minute ago, AnthonyJeweller said:

When I say it sounds real I mean the tone of the voice in parts, not (obviously) the AI's ability (or lack of) to replicate the song to Whitney's standard of singing.

Did we have to use this as an opportunity to drag Mariah?

No don't take it as drag at Mariah. I'm just saying that Whitney was worked with her voice totally different than Mariah. They both have completely different style of singing, so it's impossible to let both singing songs from each other and with the same way like original.

[bomboclatney]

2 minutes ago, IJustWantUToBeHappy3x said:

No don't take it as drag at Mariah. I'm just saying that Whitney was worked with her voice totally different than Mariah. They both have completely different style of singing, so it's impossible to let both singing songs from each other and with the same way like original.

Ooooh I see what you mean! I apologise!  
 

[Wendy Williams]

1 minute ago, AnthonyJeweller said:

Ooooh I see what you mean! I apologise!  
 

That's OK. That's why they both will sound weird in result, especially Whitney 

[Jsken]

It's not just music, AI is coming for all the arts and every industry, we're ****ed

[fays1]

Another thing is after a singer dies, a company will buy the rights to make the singer continue being part of the company even after death! they can create videos and songs of them using AI, its creepy.

[jordeezy river red]

Bina is coming for all pop girls synthetic weave!!!

 

Edited March 2, 2023 by jordeezy

[BSfan4Ever]

4 hours ago, i sometimes sing live said:

That is to assume artists would even want to go near that sh-t. Maybe some super manufactured ones might, but most artists have respect for themselves and their art. I could see it being used for virtual singers, though:

These are voiced by real people, but you get the idea.

sorry but this music is a bop