Artists are usually the gatekeepers to music. They give permission to use their music in commercials, films, and more. As AI takes over more of the music-creation process, it’s possible that you won’t have to go through a musician at all.
The only way to know if a song you’re listening to has been uploaded by an artist is by listening to the lyrics. The lyrics can sometimes be a great indicator of the original artist. However, in some instances, you might be unable to tell a song apart from an AI creation.
There is a very human factor in music, which makes it very personal. People might not like a song if they don’t like the artist, or if the lyrics don’t match what they’re looking for.
The advent of AI in music could help modern musicians create more interesting, new sounds. And it could help make music more accessible to the public. In 2016, for example, singer Ayano Matsuura released an album through the Tokyo-based record label, Canglen, using an AI producer called ZOLA. She had composed her original pieces of music, and then to create a more “universal” sound using ZOLA’s software.
As with all new technologies, it’s difficult to predict the future of music using AI.
As we can see from a search for AI related keywords, it’s more popular now than it has ever been. As you can imagine, some think that the media have been hyping up AI more than the reality. These people expect AI to start becoming popular within the next 5 years, while many others believe that the rise of AI is already happening.
AI is definitely being used to create music, but there are also other big companies involved. A company called Dextro, for instance, uses AI to compose music on behalf of bands, songwriters and singers.
Music is a powerful source of emotion and inspiration. It is also powerful because it is able to transport people to different times and different places. On the other hand, artificial intelligence is capable of performing any task, and using a complex method to analyze data is almost second nature for the AI-centric world.
AI-based music will soon be able to take a lot of the human involvement away and generate an entirely new way of creating music. Some of us might love it, while others might dislike it. We’ll just have to wait and see!
- musicstar.ai
