To be accurate, we transfer different levels of commercial rights based on your subscription type. Welcome to the music industry! I highly suggest anyone interested in creating or using music to become familiar with copyright, master rights, performance rights, commercial rights etc,...that's how you level up in this business.

How does that hold with respect to USA copyright law not applying to non-human transformed AI-generated material?

@@thomassynths i would imagine its the fact you are agreeing to their rules when you use their service so if you break their rules regardless if the final product cant be copyrighted. The service did look good until the commenter let me know about their license, thanks buddy, i will wait for a less greedy version from someone else.

@@thomassynths Good question, I'm not a lawyer neither pretend to be one, my comment above it is based on their license agreement at their website.

@@slutmagic383 You're welcome, I agree, I like what you can do there, but I won't be generating and putting money on top for them to get it all, I would agree with their license to their music catalog, but not with songs I would generate.

So if you use this in your videos they can copyright claim your video? That seems useless

Yeah and you can choose which artist to sing that song! Also maybe future versions it can generate a music video of the songs you make!

Suno sometimes messes up and sing me the prompt just before text. Also available length of prompt is too short for me. I would really like to write long prompt like you can do for Dalle-3

@@chanpasadopolska Suno v3 generates 2 minutes, and then you can "continue" picking up from a desired point. That is flexible enough, but of course when it generates a full 7 minute prog metal epic I will be quite happy. One year from now ... gee

@@HardKore5250 A lyrics visualizer video would be good enough for me! for now...

check put AIVA, that can do this and generate stems... Also has a DAW like set up, then if u want vocals u can write pretty good 1s using midi notes or hand drawn notes in ACE Studios...

This is the best description of Suno I have seen.

Midjourney is crap, though.

@@nickgirdwood3082 is it though? Or are you just not using it right?

But every pop song I try to make sounds like a Bollywood soundtrack... it has less creativity than v2

@@realryder2626 To be fair, every hard rock song I make sounds like nickelback. And as Dave Grohl says, if you play nickelback backwards it's terrible because you can hear Satan, but if you play it forwards it's even worse because then you hear nickelback... But on that v2 VS v3 thing. Maybe you could smash it out in v2, get it roughed out how you want it, then continue the track in v3 repeating things like intro, then verse & chorus to get it polished from what you liked in v2. When you continue a song it uses what is already there as the inspiration moving forward and isn't likely to turn it into a Bollywood song. If you take a little time to learn a basic DAW (cakewalk is excellent and free) or even audacity (also free) (they look intimidating but they really aren't) you could cut out the v3 parts and patch them together to make the non Bollywood song you seek.

😂 that's what happens when humans do things that are below the level of a machine brain.

You can mine the personalized creation - just like mining for gold or diamond. Then you can inject your human creativity to make your big hits.

it can be super depressing because its like what the fuck is the point of playing a single fucking note anymore when I can generate 200 full songs in like 5 hours and just pick the best ones and call it my music

@@Ah__ah__ah__ah.Because it is not your music and not an original creation in terms of artistic expression. It's just a reflection of what was available in the datapool the AI was trained on, that is based on keywords-

@@Ah__ah__ah__ah. some ppl (like me) just want a personalized music collection tailored to them without having to manually create the art themselves or pray their favorite artists make what they want to hear.

Claude generates better lyrics than gpt?

@@chanpasadopolska yes in my opinion much better. Even on the free version I'd say it beats gpt paid. I've now paid for Claude for other reasons (work) and not actually tried it since for lyrics, but, as mentioned, the free Claude beat the paid for chat gpt. Gemini complete pants (even paid one). Gonna definitely cancel Gemini trial and seriously considering dropping my chat got subscription too. TLDR: free Claude beats paid for chat GPT at lyrics and most things

Yep, that's what I do. It's glorious.

if you need a computer to express your emotions for you - do you really feel anything at all?

@@mondoseguendo6113 there is the difference between "need" and "can speed my process"

Yeah, I've been using it none stop lol

BLEEEBLOO

@@leon7676 Does it have a free option too?

@@nixes1636 yes but you can't use it in videos. I subscribed for $8 per month

@@nixes1636 yes

EXACTLY! Sampling possibilities just got NUTZ

What about copyright though?

@@Mopsie how will they know you used their AI to make a sample that you then chop up? Pro tip: you don’t have to clear a sample if no one can tell where it came from

@@Mopsie AFAIK AI generated content cannot be copyrighted, it WOULD constitute a TOS violation if he used the free version and sampled the content to create commercial content, but if he used the paid version which allows for commercialization there is no issue.

It's likely using uncleared samples itself. And even if it is NOT and creating original content, you should be very careful about using the resulting samples, because the copyright is probably with the creator of the AI and not with you OR it's not even with the creator of the AI and the AI is infringing copyrighted material itself.

Soon with all our brain transplants, we can program ourselves to enjoy white noise

There's nothing inherently dystopian about this. What is dystopian is the likelihood that we'll all be left as beggars or serfs if we don't change how we manage our resources in response to AI taking quite literally all of our jobs. That's less of an AI problem and more of a society problem.

@@Slix36 Preach!!

Wow! Wiki-lyrics-pedia...

Oh no, Release them, you never know how much they'd make you and when.

Wait... how does that work? How do you get it to sing the melodies you wrote when it's not even an available function, not to mention fine tuning

​@@flyingstapler1241 I write the lyrics (which Suno then sings) and I pick the genre, try maybe 10-20 spins, mixing it up with more genres until I find one that sounds decent and clear. I continue that version 10-20 times with the same lyrics. What I find is that often across multiple versions Suno will hit the same line very differently and you might like line 1, 2 and 3 from one version but line 4 from another version. So I pull it all into Audacity (a free music editing tool) and stitch them together.

Is commercial usage allowed? Was reading through the terms and thought not

@@notmyname6452 That depends on the tier of payment that you're on. Only the free account songs are not sellable.

Look up David Cope, Emi and Emily Howell

Oh yeah - definitely need 24/48

there is no need for any upscaling, the problem is their training data is too complex for their ai to separate the stems efficiently enough to not have phase issues. What you are hearing is phasing and not bitrate. This will no longer be an issue when either two things happen, stem splitters achieve impossible quality, or someone generates an ai using legal stems and not full songs or bootlegged stems of songs.

Same

Which song ? Can you share it ?

As another aspiring musician, I think it's over for us 🥲

@@ghhdgjjfjjggjOr you learn to fuse your creativity with AI. I call it cyborg art. It’s the cyborg enlightenment.

@@mikey1836 I guess so

@@mikey1836 there are already ai tools for musicians, producers and engineers. There have been for the past 10 years, this new step in ai for music is unnecessary and wont last. I'm still waiting to see a movie, or any form of professional media use ai generated content. Deepfakes are just now getting to movies and thats been a thing for the past 15+ years, with how new audio deepfakes, images and music generation is, theres absolutely no way it will reach movies and other medias in any impactful way anytime soon. And before you "oh thats what everyone says about ai but it evolves rapidly" no it doesnt. Its been a thing for many many years before 2020 and the only difference is that is sucked so much ass that no one payed attention

@@changethescarecrow3402 cope bud

You can make 10 a day. It makes 2 per prompt

It is not free anymore

@@raxonrex9102 it was free yesterday

How can I replace my own voice with the voice in the song produced with Suno AI? Is there a free application?

Not particularly, a bit bland. Maybe F-Dm-Am-C at a push.. a lot of similar notes in most of the chords with one outsider whichever one you try to make as the root. What you need is a G! Nice landing chord. Still, can see how useful the approach could be

Can you share best practices on any subject? I would like to save time too :)

theres so much less importance of labels nowadays, so i dont think this does anything, any average person in the west can buy a computer and make studio quality music

So you are saying it will destroy the music industry? 😛

@@jvlbme yeah i think he meant it won't destroy MUSIC, we've just gotten so used to the idea that "music industry=music"

Live music will have a boom after this, I believe

Hey, low tier unknown musician here- Bigger companies don't believe this shit, they're going to use the AI and replace actual artists like myself, locking more of us out of potential jobs.

Try Udio. The vocals are a lot better than Suno’s.

I haven't needed to do that In V3.

It's the "make me a fork with exactly 3 prongs" meme but for music generation.