well, music was was fun while we had it. What do you think?

[Gillihan]

He pretty much says it all.. check it out.

https://youtu.be/-eAQOhDNLt4

[funsongs]

He pretty much says it all.. check it out.

https://youtu.be/-eAQOhDNLt4

Yeah - I'd watched that one when it popped up.
Meanwhile, this old guy will just keep making Funsongs Music 'the old-fashioned way'.
And - I still plan on leaving my drum kit and other gear to my grandson.

Your mileage may vary.

[cosmicdolphin]

Music will always be fun and has always evolved since cavemen first discovered that beating 2 sticks together made a sound that was kinda cool.

[Paulie]

taking down the video on YouTube due to a copyright claim by Universal Music Group is absolutely bogus. There is no legal justification. Yet, Google/YouTube doesn't care, they just did it. Because they can. Welcome to not being liked by the big wigs.

[Paulie]

Part of the reason it is easy to copy Drake's voice is because he depends so much on autotune.

[superblonde]

He

don't watch or listen to that guy.

by the way that guy is one of the biggest violators of copyright on youtube, and even goes on big rants about how "they're taking my videos down! they're blockers! it should be free to use!" ..all while he violates copyright.

[SubRivers]

I haven't watched the video and I respect Rick Beato

But listings will go from this over the next few years

nothing stiff, looped, low quality, or obviously MIDI-driven will work for this request.
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nothing stiff, looped, low quality, or obviously MIDI or AI-driven will work for this request.

[Casey H]

don't watch or listen to that guy.

by the way that guy is one of the biggest violators of copyright on youtube, and even goes on big rants about how "they're taking my videos down! they're blockers! it should be free to use!" ..all while he violates copyright.

I think Beato is awesome. Regarding the copyright violations, he's using segments of songs as educational/opinion examples, not with the intention of stealing anything. A few artists fight him and that's their right. But beyond that issue, he does a great job of deconstructing songs and discussing everything in popular music. I learn a lot from him.

[ochaim]

https://hls.harvard.edu/today/ai-create ... right-law/

[shoodBworkin]

Some guy on facebook posted the Beato link with the following preface:

"AI is the best thing that has happened to music in a long time. For all of time up until 1877, all music (and sound) was live. For the past 150ish years, we have seen the role of recorded music grow. We now may be looking at the end of the period of recorded sound as a meaningful source of creation. Once AI-created music takes over (which it will), people will return to real power of music - life performance that is shared in community. It may take a little time yet, but I believe that we will see an expansion of live music in our cities and towns all over the world. This may also bring the end of the superstars, but that's ok. The immediacy of live performance is what is truly most valuable."