how long until AI will write all the music?

00:00 historical context
00:35 can you tell you the difference
01:22 MUSIA plugin
01:58 can AI write raw audio
02:43 why raw audio is hard
03:04 patterns and structures in music
03:42 will AI ever write better music than humans
04:19 what is good music
05:26 the future
06:09 so when exactly
06:47 AI art

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[IXProd_]

Enjoying the recent content, its really informative

[deerlylove]

as an artist and aesthete this makes sad. i know big companies will strike rich but art will lose its essence and porpuse. primarly is an outlet and a way of expression for artists like me and a way to communite real-time events and feelings. what a sad times we're living in. hand me a tissue :, (

[HOLLASOUNDS]

To be honest the best music melodys I make are randomly made and most of the time no real thought is put into it other then just feeling or hearing in My head what might fit next, mostly governed by what sound flow together. I dont really see AI doing much else differently in My opinion.

[maxtilman]

Multiplier: *makes a video about how AI will take our roll as musicians and scare us*
Also Multiplier: *Tries to sell us a music producing AI*

[I-Dophler]

When AI and Humans work together, they are more creative.

[forcastfascistfuture]

That Eminem AI song is one of the most cursed things I have ever heard.

[dontnormally]

i'm looking forward to crossing wires between the different senses

"bass drop in the style of hr gieger"
"watercolor painting of coton eyed joe in the style of orbital unreal engine no logo"

[gaborb]

definitely agree that for everyone the perfect music is a combination of past feelings and heard music. therefore the individually created music will be quite outperform any mass music. similarly the successful musicians are made by listening and refining tune algorithm in their heads during a long time until once a hit comes out.

[leonardobuonfiglio]

Man this is so scary and interesting at the same time

[DjentBeard]

loved this video, AI is such an interesting concept

[Shinyshoesz]

Incredible stuff! I love love love this personally. I make music myself, but it's inevitable that tech is one of the only reasons I've ever been able to record anything that sounds radio-ready. I favor artistic statements when I sit down and actively listen (which is most times) but also do not shame or shun the other more dominant pattern. A few people recently even said "I really like your music, it doesn't distract me in the background" which was off-putting initially, but I find it now to be a compliment haha.

[SubhanArchived]

This was the most interesting video I’ve ever watched. Amazing work

[alessandrotorres]

As far as "when" it is probably happening right now but I doubt we will experience any of this dystopian ideas in our lives, if anything we might experience the beginning. Thing is that while technology advances exponentially nowadays, we can still pretty much tell the difference between something "artificial" and something that was made by humans

[shinji]

How about they make AI do something "Useful" like organize our 100Terabyte sample libraries?

[rossnwilliams]

Almost everyone who is not connected to the AI field underestimates it. You haven't done that here. This is excellent. Well done.

[KrunkCobain]

I literally said "gross" at the same time, maybe we're the A.I. haha

[CoffeeFuelledGenius]

The Eminem part had me properly chuckling ahaha, nice vid.

[djvoid]

The Eminem track sounded like the recording from hell in Event Horizon

[AntonStruzik]

i actually tought myself that all the 4 first songs were written by an AI, the melodies and rythms just make no sense in human perspective

[dijjidog]

ahh, another exestential crisis with multiplier