No, you are completely wrong!Pretty much. It's the same as working with any collaborator. Even working from factory or third party patch libraries can make you do things differently to the way you might do them if you insist on doing 100% of everything yourself.Mmmmh ... if I understand correctly, then the AI made the big difference?
You got even more involved with the AI - and that made the production
more relaxed and even more experimental?What's the good of using a DAW you haven't made yourself? A synthesiser you haven't made yourself? Factory patches made by someone else? Where you draw the line is completely arbitrary. Writers use a thesaurus so they don't keep using the same old words all the time, how is using AI any different?Using AI? Then what good is anyone, what value is there?
Where you draw the line is NOT arbitrary. Because as soon as
the AI takes over your creative work, you enter into a pact with
the devil. And this pact costs you EVERYTHING! You are no
longer the artist, the AI is. It is no longer your song, but the AI's!
The next step is very small. And this step means that you press
the AI button and the AI presents you with the entire song: It has
then thought up the lyrics, created the composition and already
done the whole mix itself. All you have to do is press the button.
You can then say "look, my great song!" But you know yourself:
it was just a push of a button. You are not involved in it at all.
Yes - you actually have nothing to do with the song anymore!
And that's exactly the direction you're going in if you let the AI
create the lyrics! Or if you let it suggest just parts of them!
The listener expects the lyrics to have a special magic, a
profound statement or a significant event that the artist has
struggled with for days or even weeks. But that's wrong: the
AI produces a few sentences at the push of a button. And the
listener doesn't know that!
"The listener doesn't know that!" - that's true, but YOU know that.
And how are YOU going to look in the mirror in the morning if
YOU know that? How are YOU going to identify with the song
when its statements no longer come from you, but are
generated at the push of a button? The lines sound good, but
they're actually dead. The song sounds good, but it's actually
dead, lifeless, meaningless!
I think by using AI at a creative point, YOU have devalued all
your songs to junk level and into irrelevance. The deal with the
devil has destroyed you as an artist.
Statistics: Posted by enroe — Sat Feb 22, 2025 6:36 am