Re:I used Suno AI to cover my own demo album
by bodge5000 on Tuesday July 15, 2025 @07:39AM
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> This is the only way for me to create music. I do not have time to learn fruity loops, or something.
Maybe try physical instruments, I've got a few synths, an acoustic guitar, a few weird microtonal flutes, I don't know any music theory or how to properly play them (I don't even use the fretboard on the guitar, just the strings themselves) but I know what sounds good to me and can get some really interesting stuff just mucking around with them. No doubt you can achieve something similar with software instruments too, I've just never found any that feel as immediate as physical ones.
I'm a bit biased against AI music, but I still believe even if you enjoy it that actually making something yourself that sounds good is more satisfying than prompting an agent to do it. Maybe that's because you do learn something each time even if you don't intend to, or maybe it is just my bias about AI music, but might be worth a try
Maybe try physical instruments, I've got a few synths, an acoustic guitar, a few weird microtonal flutes, I don't know any music theory or how to properly play them (I don't even use the fretboard on the guitar, just the strings themselves) but I know what sounds good to me and can get some really interesting stuff just mucking around with them. No doubt you can achieve something similar with software instruments too, I've just never found any that feel as immediate as physical ones.
I'm a bit biased against AI music, but I still believe even if you enjoy it that actually making something yourself that sounds good is more satisfying than prompting an agent to do it. Maybe that's because you do learn something each time even if you don't intend to, or maybe it is just my bias about AI music, but might be worth a try