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I have been having a gas using Udio. It comes up with some AMAZING music I would never have been able to imagine. But I like it, and by process of "default" it is mine, and I did NOT write one note of it. And I, unlike many of you, have NO PROBLEM with that, because the piece of music, as a thing, in and of itself, has a right to exist, and I WANT it to exist, cuz it is good, it is beautiful, and THAT means more to me than sorting out "who did what, who owns what, etc..."
Mike
I can second that. Yes, definitely. But so far, for me, Udio has not generated a complete song that I like as a whole, only parts of a song. But those parts are sometimes really amazing/inspiring.
Rob, consider creating more "extensions" instead of just the two that Udio spits out for each 33 second increment. I have been creating 8 for each 33 sec addition. Usually, among these 8, there is one that is perfect. I have been building complete works in this way. Creating more possible extensions/variations has been my short term solution to this problem that I also encounter. We have high standards and that's a good thing!
Last edited by Michael Zaneski; 04/26/2404:02 PM.
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