9 A.I. MUSIC PRODUCTION Tools You Should Try

These 9 A.I. tools for music producers will actually help you write better music - going from basic idea generation, through composition - to advanced pro-level mixing and mastering.

I also give my personal opinion on what A.I means for us as musicians and music producers.

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In this tutorial, we cover…

00:00 - A.I. Tool for Music Producers
01:57 - Suno
05:39 - Samplette
17:32 - My thoughts on A.I. for Music Producers

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[EDMTips]

Do you use AI in your music? If so...Which tools do you find genuinely useful? Let me know in the comments - I want to know! 🤔

[dicinohit]

With AI, my creativity is no longer limited by my technical skills, and that's fantastic. It saved my career as a music producer by allowing me to switch genres easily and make it enjoyable again. I can now do it alone without depending on audio engineers, singers, musicians, etc., and now I get to keep 100% of the royalties... Aside from music production, there's a lot to do to break through as a successful artist in the music industry, and AI frees up our time so we can spend more time doing these other necessary "boring" things, such as marketing stuff.

[wernerxldata]

AI will never be a threat to my music as just create stuff because I love to do it. There’s already people capable of doing this 100 times better than me. I still like to just create, and a lot of times I like to hear mu own stuff. So no worries here, just curious what’s gonna be possible.

Great vid as always Will ❤

[Arperture]

I've been going through a Yacht Rock phase recently, so I started using Udio to create songs for a fictional band called "Keep on Truckin'" I take the generated track into Logic Pro, split the stems and then rebuild the track using Logic's tools such as the Session Drummer, Bassist and then use Logic's effects and Mastering algo to strip out the low bitrate mp3 sound and make it sound professional. I also use it to create ambient and rave techno tracks.

[WBradleyRobbins]

Another, maybe less direct AI tool is just to use an LLM like chat GPT, an dprompt it to recommend keys for specific genres, then chord progressions. So I could say what are some good keys for a dark UK Garage track. PIck one and then ask for UK Garage chord progressions in the selected key. Take that over to your DAW and pug it in. Put in a quick bassline and chords in that progression and see if you like it.

[whynotfr]

I use Synthia as music producer, best product ever try to create music ! Thanks to them i skyrocket my prod quality without loosing my style

[maximelemorillon]

I just started to use Synthia too, it's very promising still need improvement but I really love the vision and I will definitely look after it. thank for the video EDM tips

[OrszágTükör_]

I have just used Synthia with this prompt : "Hans Zimmermann's Dune style emotional music, 30 seconds long, strong female voice, strong drums and pipes". Synthia made a miracle for me :) Thanks a lot!! :)

[planetmuskvlog]

Suno is amazing but it often has that shimmering static residual sound leftover from the diffusion process bleeding through various parts, especially the voices and sweeps

[c.g.]

Thanx for this inspiring video Maestro!! <3

[karpjohn]

Nice approach of synthia. Looks promising !

[Jody-]

Great summary of useful A.I. tools thanks!

[jopterms]

@EDM Tips, thanks for this wonderful tutorial! I noticed something, though, that I wouldn't recommend people do: sampling audio from a YouTube video into Ableton. The reason is that YouTube encodes audio at a maximum of 192 kbps in AAC format, which isn't great for high-quality sampling. When you play that on a high-end audio system, all the imperfections from YouTube's compression will be noticeable, and the sound quality will suffer.

You're a pro, and I’m sure you’re aware of this, but it’s good to make others aware so they don’t start sampling from YouTube and then wonder why their track sounds poor on loudspeakers. Always use lossless formats like FLAC or WAV for the best results.

[toddwmac]

Good stuff as always...thanks! Loving DJ Studio for a number of reasons. As someone who has lived through this before, your comments on the future of AI music are spot on. The luddite comments echo those of the peanut gallery when the 1st mainstream computer music was being created. I was in the thick of things back then, I'm still in it now, and it just keeps getting better. Appreciate all your contributions.

[sickjoe]

Suno added vocal stems recently, but not the other bits yet.

I'm not worried about a digital entity dominating a physical space. People can feel however they want about it, it's an open source tech backed by multiple nations and companies at this point...it's not goin anywhere, regardless of your feelings and people can make like the Amish at any point that they want and choose when and where they step off the tech/culture train. There's people that refuse to use CDs/DVDs, cellphones, social media, etc., if ya don't like it, don't use it, simple as, but don't tell other people what to do.

Makin the quantity over quality argument is like arguing between Junk Food and High Class Cuisine...which of those do you eat more of on a day to day basis? If anything people's interests are gettin so diverse and specific to the point that we have sub-sub-sub genres of shit now, there's plenty of room to make content and art for, and people will always be into another person's ability to create and express themselves and connecting with the human experience through their vision/art.

Arguing that it's theft when you take from thieves is funny too. I'm a freelance artist, it's how I make a living, and I and many others learned by tracing and copying shit we thought was cool until we could form our own styles. We all stand on the shoulders of giants, actin like you're gonna be the last giant and no one is gonna stand on your shoulders is dumb. Plus, no offence, but who the fuck that is 45 years or younger didn't grow up recording songs off the radio, usin double tape decks, recordin tv shows, recordin vhs, pirating games/music, etc? You're fuckin thieves man, stop whinin about it. Are we freedom of info types or not? :D

[thomashambrecht]

I intentionally don't use AI. The music it produces is so ordinary and mainstream that it tends to hinder one's creativity. I want to write the melodies myself and determine how the instruments harmonize.

[claudiomalz]

It's all sounds like cheap MP3s, but for those uninspired days, it works

[hollydancergirl]

That dj studio to rip out stems is life saver!

[FrenchStartupper]

Really cool Synthia … need improvement but promising

[qwertyamusic]

Merci Will, it is a very nice overview with concrete examples. Personally I still prefer using my old school tools such as Live and Cubase.But never say never !