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I agree I don't think a tool like this will make music, as a whole, better. Never said that. People with nothing interesting to say will continue to make uninitesting songs, not even with brain probes filching it out of their frontal lobes. And I imagine this is the majority of folks...
But a tool like this could be valuable for that small overlap of the "Copi Diagram" of musicians/lyricists who actually DO have interesting ideas but no way to get them out there. Just sayin'... Absolutely. There has always been standouts where tech enabled them. Even the days of casio with built in drum machine, ohhhhh. Some people could do great stuff with. Id be willing to try it, to just to see how different their take would be to mine. I guess the question for me is, how will the created part in ai compare to the created part by human. I kinda doubt it will be any better than the collabs we hear here.
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