Arnoud
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This actually sounds nice. Maybe a contender for my top ten list 2025
Your AI Generated Music - Share It Here
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Pokkryshkin
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AI should mix tracks for sets tooAnyone made an AI-only DJ set yet?
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Haha I need to carve out some time to do this. So much going on now with my job, moving to a new house in a new city, etc
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According to Ruben here both he and Ferry Corsten used Suno on their previous track so it's already been done they asked it to do the lyrics. @Julian Del AgrandaAnyone made an AI-only DJ set yet?
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That 3rd track sounds like something that might be featured on Magic Island - Music for Balearic people
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@Pokkryshkin, the one titled In The Cold has a nice vibe it to it.
Have you noticed that the software has improved since you first started using it? If so, how?
Have you noticed that the software has improved since you first started using it? If so, how?
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Unfortunately, no fundamental or key changes have occurred over the past year. They did add the "Allegro" mode, but it primarily speeds up generation and has no other significant impact. Personally, I don’t use it, as it often seems to ruin the track’s smoothness and volume consistency. While they do continuously add new features, these are mostly unrelated to improving sound quality or developing new generation algorithms.
Essentially, Udio remains largely the same as it was a year ago, albeit with a slightly expanded set of generation capabilities. For instance, they’ve introduced the functionality to use a single vocal in your tracks or various styles. However, in my opinion, these features are often implemented poorly and don’t work as expected. Style function feel like a rebranded version of the old ‘remix’ function, just now shareable with other users.
Crucially, Udio still suffers from its persistent issues: constantly fluctuating audio levels and basslines that change multiple times within a single track. While experienced users can mitigate these problems to some extent, achieving a truly perfect sounding track remains a challenge. However, if you are a dedicated musician proficient with audio software, you can likely correct most of these flaws.
So, in the end, I’ve improved more in my interaction with the Udio tool than the tool itself has improved. I’ve gained a better understanding of how things work, it’s become easier to control it, and to shape the track the way I want to hear it, within its capabilities, of course
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Magdelayna
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If this gets really advanced in years to come - and anyone can make a great track by pressing a button,it will kill the industry for me.
Its like cameras - back around 15 years ago,phone cameras were poor quality and the only way to produce great quality photos was to get a DLSR etc camera and spend some decent money on one (i did that)....nowadays everyone has near DLSR quality cameras in their pockets and can take great quality photos instantly with their phones. Theres no skill or talent in it....
Its like cameras - back around 15 years ago,phone cameras were poor quality and the only way to produce great quality photos was to get a DLSR etc camera and spend some decent money on one (i did that)....nowadays everyone has near DLSR quality cameras in their pockets and can take great quality photos instantly with their phones. Theres no skill or talent in it....
the industry isn't built around music anymore, it's built around "artists". of course this also got marketed ugly and the focus is on how many IG/tiktok subscribers one have, how much "fun" content they put out and how decorated is their look. so these self-branded guys will survive but the less exposed artists who now still get a glimpse of highlights occasionally will definitely suffer from saturation with AI music.
but it a also may have a brighter side - the "new Armin" wannabes - the guys who are here for fame and likes and not the music - who now make a significant part of the scene with the generic template stuff - they will be watered down by AI storm, and there will be a cleaner and more honest underground scene with the artists who just like music and making music
ray
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Why, just why? Do you know how AI-generated stuff gets even made in the first place?
It's trained on ACTUAL PEOPLE's MUSIC, and none of the people consented to having their music fed to a plagiarism machine to put out artificial, non-human made made slop masquerading as art.
It's trained on ACTUAL PEOPLE's MUSIC, and none of the people consented to having their music fed to a plagiarism machine to put out artificial, non-human made made slop masquerading as art.
Magdelayna
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Those fame hungry wanabees you mentioned probably use ghost producers anyway,so in coming years these type of people will just AI tracks instead as its free to click the button...i cant see a bright future either way. Im just glad ive been making tracks in the earlier,more innocent era,and been on a proper 'journey' haha.