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Suno, an AI music generator

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Re: Suno, an AI music generator

#11
How exactly does a company of 12 people implementing the research of others on compute paid for by investors lacking in technical savvy “change everything”? Is it really possible to just pay for an article in rolling stone now? You could write essentially the exact same piece about dozens of other start ups in the generative AI space right now.

Might be effective PR, but it’s bad advertising.

Re: Suno, an AI music generator

#12
"A melancholic electronic ambient song in the style of boards of canada"

I got a female singer songwriter playing a downtempo acoustic song singing words describing my prompt, ha

Still impressive, but not "chatgpt for music".

Re: Suno, an AI music generator

#16

How exactly does a company of 12 people implementing the research of others on compute paid for by investors lacking in technical savvy “change everything”? Is it really possible to just pay for an article in rolling stone now? You could write essentially the exact same piece about dozens of other start ups in the generative AI space right now. Might be effective PR, but it’s bad advertising.

like this:

https://app.suno.ai/song/ebe24f8b-f50f-43f3-8062-2c081d7c9dc...

(this is the old v2 algorithm available to free users)

Re: Suno, an AI music generator

#18
>“The long-running dystopian ideal of separating difficult, messy, undesirable, and despised humanity from its creative output is at hand,”

My god, these people are so melodramatic. If I could roll my eyes any harder they'd fall out of my head.

Re: Suno, an AI music generator

#19
i threw $10 into it to play with the new V3 algorithm

much like dall-e it's wildly impressive at first glance and the more you bang your head against it, the more the cracks show

it's very repetitive, doesn't often fit lyrics properly into bars, song structure often makes very little sense, the list goes on

it is simultaneously very cool and incapable of accomplishing its goal reliably.

Re: Suno, an AI music generator

#20

i threw $10 into it to play with the new V3 algorithm much like dall-e it's wildly impressive at first glance and the more you bang your head against it, the more the cracks show it's very repetitive, doesn't often fit lyrics properly into bars, song structure often makes very little sense, the list goes on it is simultaneously very cool and incapable of accomplishing its goal reliably.

Have you found any tool that can make sections instead of entire songs?

For instance, I want a specific type of beat or horns section for one of my tracks. Usually means digging through libraries but an AI tool would be perfect for it

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