Re:Music Composition with Deep Learning: A Review
by brigandish on Monday August 30, 2021 @05:48AM
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> Like, who's clamoring for that?
> even if AI music were perfect
I remember Milli Vanilli (who I quite liked, to be honest), and a thousand manufactured bands since who at least make enough of an effort not to get caught out like that again. If that part of the industry (which seems like a large chunk) could get rid of the inconvenience of having to write/find good songs, I expect they would, and get back to exploiting pretty young things with not enough talent.
In short, those who value money ahead of music. On the other hand, if it improved the rubbish in the pop chart then I might embrace it!
> even if AI music were perfect
I remember Milli Vanilli (who I quite liked, to be honest), and a thousand manufactured bands since who at least make enough of an effort not to get caught out like that again. If that part of the industry (which seems like a large chunk) could get rid of the inconvenience of having to write/find good songs, I expect they would, and get back to exploiting pretty young things with not enough talent.
In short, those who value money ahead of music. On the other hand, if it improved the rubbish in the pop chart then I might embrace it!