LLM generated music
Interesting take on the progress of LLM generated music
According to SpectreSoundStudios LLMs can create better music than many people, do now, because people often try to do only super techniques for other musicians to adore, not for the listening public.
Modern (upcoming) musicians can't sing in proper tune, let alone great and can't harmonize if their life depended on it. Musicians often can't even play together and need to do seperate recording takes, meaning that they sound terrible to horrific when they do attempt to play like a real band did in the 20th century.
Those are the kind of musicians SpectreSoundStudios has had in his recording studios in the two thousands period of time.
There are many caveats, to LLM created music, because the generated music sounds sterile without a human touch; imperfections are important, the feeding of energy from a drummer going a bit harder, slower or faster, makes the rest of the band tune in on that energy and it makes the song feel alive and kicking;
- Black Sabbath
- Judas Priest
- Iron Maiden
- Def Leppard
- Queen
- Slayer
all make massive songs which made the masses remember them, in awe, even fifty years later
Watch the video, so you stay informed on what LLM's are doing and succeeding in, to take over your listening pleasure, while destroying the environment we live in.
It progressed from the following
- drum machines
- samples
- tempo
- metrum
- rhythm correctors
- harmonizers
- voice correctors
To result in the total replacement of musicians in the creation and execution phase, this is more prevalent in certain genres of music, than others
I don't need to tell you how disturbing it is to watch the video and realize this is already in effect
Go, watch and learn
video created by SpectreSoundStudios
sources:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btTMfedD7jc
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_language_model
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound
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