Yes, that's explained in the channel heading. This is an A.I. music channel. My belief is that A.I. music generation can be used as a tool to help musician's creativity rather than replacing them. A music track may become very close to a human's but you will never get a computer performing live. The more I delve into A.I. the more I discover that it's pretty dumb
@@LittleEdsMusicCo-operati-yx4kg I see ascap seems to be promoting it but in general artists don’t like it probably because they know little about it like recording stuff. Something new and change is alway threatening
i like the music but have you ever made a video showing your voice potential most people they dont mind ai music but alot despise it i create ai music as well but i can also sing and plan to sing my stuff later when i make my music i tell my story of my life and i pick a voice close to mine so i can learn it and sing it myself and i did a voice potential video showing i can sing so people know I'm not just an ai music artist i have what it takes to get my stuff heard on radio if i was to sing them myself witch i will
Thanks for your interest. I fully understand why some people despise AI music and see it as a threat. One purpose of this channel is to show the potential of AI created music and use it as a tool. I can't sing and I can't play any instruments but the lyrics (with some AI help) are my work. The structure, genre and construction of the songs are also my choice. If I can create music like this, what great tracks could a musician create? Best of luck with your singing, I hope many people get to hear your songs
Thanks for your interest. There may be similar sentiments expressed but these are universal feelings. Listen to Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Have You Ever Seen The Rain" or Gary Allen's "Song About The Rain". It's possible to find many more examples. It's impossible to create any song without referencing another in some small way
