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Right the thread is on the pit falls of AI , I'm sure its going effect the music industry where a Return On Investment is important and required to keep professionals doors open.
Yes but interestingly, the tone of this thread was much different when Mike z was here with the exception of John , who had the same opinion, since the get go, which I admire
Since I started using it, and getting good results, then the rest started getting negative.
As if I'm just somebody who hangs around a site but doesn't write, as is the case for many here.
Here's the thing. If you think my input into udio, which includes, my lyric, my ear, my knowledge of music and what each song needs, matters, then, I don't know what to tell you
Most people based their opinion on how it sounds.."sounds great"
But that's like saying two women wearing the same dress are equally beautiful. They can all be passable dressed the right way.
Now, some may think one woman is prettier, while others think the other, there always that, and subjectivity is what allows people at any level to make music.
But objectively, if you let 100 random listeners listen to two songs done with udio. The better sing is going to get picked. Not experts either, just listeners
at end of day if what your making is liked by people, then you are just as valid as anyone else
But you may need a million people to listen to really know if "people like it".
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