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The Beat Strangler
I don't know if you guys have heard about this, but someone created an AI band and people have been listening to the music on a bunch of streaming platforms. It's scary because this could easily become the new norm and the average person won't even know it's fake.
Check this out: https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/ai-band-hoax-velvet-sundown-1.7575874
But this part is really interesting:
All that perfection could possibly be our undoing. With everyone trying to get the perfect beat, song, mix, etc then at this point it opens up this kind of problem with AI. DAWs are at an all-time high with the amount of tools at our disposal, like RX and Ozone, for example.
I think this is a fascinating topic to discuss.
Check this out: https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/ai-band-hoax-velvet-sundown-1.7575874
But this part is really interesting:
He said listeners have become so accustomed to technology-aided "perfection" in recorded music that when they hear an AI-generated song, it might seem indistinguishable from something made by real people. Conversely, when a human voice goes out of key, or a song speeds up or slows down, people might perceive that as an error.
"The conditioning of our ears to algorithmic perfection in music has set the stage for AI to be poised to just take that job from us," Janes said.
All that perfection could possibly be our undoing. With everyone trying to get the perfect beat, song, mix, etc then at this point it opens up this kind of problem with AI. DAWs are at an all-time high with the amount of tools at our disposal, like RX and Ozone, for example.
I think this is a fascinating topic to discuss.