What will the future of music be?

[donutmasterjoe 204]

Honestly?

11 seconds of an alreasy existing beat that can be looped because of a dance. I mean, the guy who made an entire album with songs around 20-30 seconds exploded in popularity only in a few days.

[Cash In 23,026]

Hi @BronyPony 

Since this thread is related to music, it has been moved to Media Discussion.

[Fluttershutter 2,866]

and characters and stuff

[Iforgotmybrain 6,937]

I don’t wanna speak it into existence, but once vocal AI gets good enough, I wouldn’t be surprised if we see record labels trying to use it to “bring back” dead musicians and release new music. I think that’s a really gross, and disrespectful thing to do without the deceased person’s prior consent but I can absolutely see it happening at some point.

[FairyBarf 5]

Either AI will take over or music will just be about girls and their parts. 

[Fluttershutter 2,866]

9 hours ago, Iforgotmybrain said:

I don’t wanna speak it into existence, but once vocal AI gets good enough, I wouldn’t be surprised if we see record labels trying to use it to “bring back” dead musicians and release new music. I think that’s a really gross, and disrespectful thing to do without the deceased person’s prior consent but I can absolutely see it happening at some point.

Yeah, they already do it in movies.

[Clawdeen 20,168]

Easily ai.

like I’m not entirely convinced the newest Rihanna song for the smurfs movie wasn’t ai. Lot of other comments I’ve seen had people thinking the same.