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As I mentioned before, my publisher makes us sign an agreement that we haven't used AI in any part of the songs we submit. I can't see the music supervisors of any major tv stations using this. They want music free of lawsuits. Although the low-budget stations may opt in for AI. It's definitely killing creativity. And it's more than just a tool to aid musicians. it's a system to do it all without real musicians. In the long run it's terrible for the Music Industry and creative songwriter/ composers. In it's present state, it needs more development. From what I've listened to, everything is quantized, even the vocal tracks. Sounds artificial - oh yeah, it is artificial.
John
Definitely more than s tool it's an artist in itself .
It may not sound like it's on the radio, but this could easily be used for commercials .
And some tv spot where all they need is spooky music for 30 seconds and they get it free, and give themselves a music credit.
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