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The music industry will not like this, seems like a short circuit around royalties and the value of a music deal with an artist.
The music industry will not like this, seems like a short circuit around royalties and the value of a music deal with an artist.
Which artist will be the first to sell a licensed LLM (and other models?) trained on their own discography?
The music industry will not like this, seems like a short circuit around royalties and the value of a music deal with an artist.
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My favourite thing about this is how proud he is of copying this idea from a million people on TikTok.
It seems similar to the DJ process though, right? Their creation process involves sampling, mixing, curating, etc. so the novelty is in figuring it out and getting it to work with his set. I’m sure the first person to release a rap record felt proud even though they were copying lots of people who were rapping on the street. The novelty here is being the first dj to do this for his crowd, not that he invented the pro…
So he basically did the only acceptable thing I’d consider doing with this and.. it’s just not that interesting?
The music industry will not like this, seems like a short circuit around royalties and the value of a music deal with an artist.
they're flouting a sample clip with eminem on their homepage.
this just seems like clever marketing to me.
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It seems similar to the DJ process though, right? Their creation process involves sampling, mixing, curating, etc. so the novelty is in figuring it out and getting it to work with his set. I’m sure the first person to release a rap record felt proud even though they were copying lots of people who were rapping on the street. The novelty here is being the first dj to do this for his crowd, not that he invented the pro…
I mean.. there’s a reason that others haven’t really done this as far as I know and that he only used a tiny sample for a couple seconds: the output from AI voice generation generally has a ton of artifacts and isn’t something you’d want to play on a festival sized sound system for more than a few seconds. So he basically did the only acceptable thing I’d consider doing with this and.. it’s just not that interesting?
I saw this via a LinkedIn post which said it used ChatGPT and uberduck.ai, the search on there doesn’t seem to work for posts so I can’t find the original source unfortunately, but it would make sense that he used those tools
I don't see why he would need ChatGPT, seems like a short enough snippet to just write it yourself
Even the real Eminem sounds horrible around that speed (~130 BPM), you're way more likely to hear a Drake mashup in that range (or up-until-recently Kanye). I know these sorts of famous AI voice generators don't have the notion of speed or rhythm, but I'd still bet AI-generated Drake would've been much easier to work with.
The music industry will not like this, seems like a short circuit around royalties and the value of a music deal with an artist.
Which artist will be the first to sell a licensed LLM (and other models?) trained on their own discography?