AI generated library music?

[LMTH303]

there are many Youtube channels proposing AI generated music..Easy listening, Exotica...sky's the limit, it seems
But, after discovering this Youtube channel, I fell flat on my...
Just give it a listen for your own listening experience

h--ps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15hDYI_RKns&list=RD15hDYI_RKns&start_radio=1

[Yohanes Salomo]

Man, I don't wanna get in trouble for this, but are you sure?

[DoctorDoodle19]

This is definitely AI, as a notice under the video itself says so.

[Mr]

I'll admit it's quite a bit better than I was expecting - though this doesn't sound 1960's at all. While fascinating as a concept, I find AI-generated music ultimately sounds very... hollow.
It's a bit like the misconceptions people sometimes have against library music, that it's all just bland and generic and churned out without a second thought.

[LibraryGuy78]

I wouldn't consider this "library" since it just appears to be inspired by it and (thankfully) not actual music that you license, i'm not sure if anyone else saw this but a while ago there were AI-Generated music pieces attributed to Manfred Minnich that appeared on his auto-generated YouTube channel for a bit, they obviously weren't by Minnich but they were uploaded to fool people that they were Minnich's work when in fact it was just AI. they were since removed from his auto-generated channel although they are still up on another topic channel.

[tim gueguen]

While fascinating as a concept, I find AI-generated music ultimately sounds very... hollow.

Sound quality wise some of it sounds like badly encoded MP3s, with a sort of fuzzy, aliased sound to it.  And I've found some of the things I come across on YouTube easy to spot because they use the same "female" singer. 

If someone isn't working on a book about the early days of AI music they soon will be.(Hopefully not done by AI!) And there will be all sorts of interesting stories.  Like Neon Oni, an AI generated Japanese female hard rock/heavy metal duo.  The creator eventually recruited some actual Japanese musicians to perform as Neon Oni after both the "band" became quite successful on Spotify and it became obvious they were AI generated.

[Swingalong]

This might be an appropriate thread to mention this idea. Call it pie in the sky and crazy, but I wonder if it would be possible to develop a computer system where you can sing or la-la the melody, then paste actual, sampled instrument sounds onto the la-la vocal so your sung melody becomes an actual instrumental piece. If it could be multitracked, you could then create an entire orchestral work without any piano keyboard input.

I would so get obsessed with it! It wouldn't be AI-generated, but AI-realised... which I think would be a much more honest and fruitful use of AI in a musical application.