How To Make Custom Vocals: Zero Singing REQUIRED! 

you could do this with windows XP when it first came out. the idea is good but it needs a lot of work and takes a lot of CPU. at the moment IT is on insects level, than it need to go to CATS (because cats think we are CATS), than MONKEYS (they know we are not MONKEYS) level, than HUMANS level (here you must watch out...) within 100 or 200 years...

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@@lapineee live how?

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Subscriptions here, subscriptions there, ruining the industry, forcing us to keep paying

@@happyfreeky you can monetize from AI-generated music. Spotify still considers it original music and is allowing it. Take that $22/month and put the creations on any platform that will payout

Better stuff is coming. Udio and suno vocals are more real... but don't allow control over pitch, and bake in bad instrumentals. But the capacity for ai to generate perfect vocals, without high cost, is coming.

You are right, but not as you might expect. This makes generic vocals and lyrics irrelevant quickly. We are going back to when music was about telling stories, touching humans and provoking all kinds of emotions. Typically, in modern dance and electronic music, these emotions are triggered by melody, sound design and such. But I'd love for music to become less "something that is playing while you nod your head or dance" and more "something you actually LISTEN to"! The whole AI thing is very capable of producing something that humans perceive as natural and fitting, but falls apart really quickly when you bisect it (and actually listen). Not even the robotic voice (because that could also be a design choice, much like the over-usage of autotune these days). But more because there is no 'life' there.

@@travelan Yes I agree with you on this. The biggest change for music industry with this is the fact that people can most likely use this in the future to fake their own voice and pretend to be something that they aren't. There's alot of new and young producers who won't be able to blow up with their music because it used to be pretty difficult to get an singer for your songs. Now they got a whole new way to make unique vocals, samples, hooks etc that used to be expensive and hard to get If they themselves doesn't have the skills. I appreciate the comment this is big thing for the future music making and i'm looking to see how far the AI will take us.

@@travelan also this AI might not be that good yet, but I bet in the future there's a chance to upload your own voice somehow for the AI to use.

@@travelan Sure but in dance music you want to dance not hear lyrics, mostly for underground music, which is very popular, it svery useful for adlibs and punch ins, even sounds between beats ,

Cus you’ll feel like a mighty dragon 😤😑🤫

Very good for creating layers for vocals and give a very open variety where you can go with it.

There is another plugin called synth v, which is a single payment and in my opinion sounds even better than ace studio!

I don’t get why most of them don’t do student plans, or plans for amateurs who don’t get any money from it. I’m a student and all of this is way too expensive for me 🤷‍♂️

im in the vocalsynth community and i actually used ace studio back when it was free, i really miss those days tbh

You can use samples of your own vocals in a variety of different songs to be able to have a library in different genre's and singing styles, cadences

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Should definitely try get your hands on a computer or laptop, my brother started uses FL studio when he was 13, he couldn’t afford to buy it, so for 3 years he just used the trial version (which allows you to save you projects but you can’t re open them unless you have the full version). This pushed him to create music extremely fast, so that he could export them to mp3 within one session, when he finally did get the full version he had mastered the software to a high level by then

Tag them they might one day incorporate it

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$16 per month I think and requires credit card for free trial.

Google says around 150 USD per year or around 15 USD per month if paying monthly so a subscription is required.

@@Mopantsu Wtf... I hope someone crack it for free.

@@Lon1anYou’ll find it cracked soon enough… If you are an experienced pirate, you’ll dig it up if it exists