Music and AI - Exploring Different Perspectives

AI can now readily create high-quality music for music creators, which would have been inconceivable early this century. Most music AI platforms utilize generative AI and machine learning techniques to understand and compose music efficiently.
Recent research by Goldmedia forecasts that the music AI industry will be valued at $3.1 billion by 2028. Amid these revolutionary advancements, the music industry has common fears of AI.

The research found that 71% of music creators surveyed in France and Germany fear that adopting AI means they can no longer make a living. Further, 64% suggested that AI within the music industry could be seen as more of a risk than an opportunity. Creators expressed issues with copyright, economic implications, and personal rights.

However, many suggested that they have used AI to create music, with 35% stating that they have done so, suggesting that inquisitiveness in AI and music also exists. Further, a recent article by Billboard highlighted that AI in music can be beneficial and positive. These elements include AI’s ability to revolutionize music production, innovative built-in technology features that can help with stems, generating and creating music very quickly, and creating personalized soundtracks.

This blog will explore these perspectives and round up how Soundverse.ai is transforming and shaping the music-creating process for artists and creators.

Can AI entirely replace human music creation? Soundverse.ai's strategy maintains artistic creativity.

For many musicians, creating music is a deeply creative and personal process that resonates with listeners. When you think of your favorite song, it most likely evokes emotional or sentimental feelings, which is why it holds a special place for you. This idea was also discussed in an article by The AI MusicPreneur. The point is that many people are interested in hearing songs with personal human input rather than generic songs, which AI entirely generates. In this sense, AI music platforms such as Soundverse.ai can help support novice or beginner music creators with the music-creating process rather than replace human musicians.

With Soundverse.ai’s music voice assistant SAAR, users can use AI to create high-quality music by having a natural conversation with the music assistant. SAAR can help musicians with technical music production, including lyric and melody generation. Users can simply describe what they want to create to SAAR, and it will generate it. The purpose is to demystify the complex music-creating process for creators and to democratize music to make it accessible to everyone. Studio and producer sessions can be costly for newcomers in today's music industry. Utilizing platforms like Soundverse.ai can provide significant assistance.

Just as we have welcomed AI into our daily lives through tools like SIRI and ALEXA, we must also embrace its potential in the music industry. Integrating AI can revolutionize music creation, enhancing our listening experience and expanding opportunities for artists.

AI Music and the Ethical Approach to Music-Making: How Soundverse AI Promotes Ethics in the Music Industry

Recent news has highlighted the rise of deepfakes and voice-cloning technology, particularly in songs featuring the voices of well-known artists like Drake and The Weeknd. This situation has prompted record label executives, especially those from Universal Music Group—the world's largest music label representing both artists—to take action against the viral song "Heart on My Sleeve." This track was created using AI by an individual known as Ghostwriter977 and distributed across multiple platforms, garnering thousands of views. The ethical implications are significant, as the song mimics the voices of these artists and generates monetary profit from their likeness without permission.

Soundverse.ai maintains ethical standards as it does not train AI models in voice cloning. It also compensates creators through the Content Partner Program. The Content Partner Program ensures that artists are paid royalties whenever AI uses their music.

AI and music are becoming prominent phenomena in the industry, and Soundverse.ai is leading the way by supporting artists and creators in fulfilling their creativity in the music-making process while, importantly, being ethical in its approach.

This blog has explored different viewpoints on the rise of AI in the music industry, focusing on Soundverse.ai. Many musicians are already using AI to enhance their music production, and Soundverse.ai can help facilitate this process. Although ethical challenges have emerged in the industry, Soundverse.ai aims to maintain ethical standards in the AI music industry.

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References

Billboard (2023) 5 Ways AI Has Already Changed the Music Industry. Available at: https://www.billboard.com/lists/ways-ai-has-changed-music-industry-artificial-intelligence/
Goldmedia (2024) AI and Music. Available at: https://www.gema.de/en/news/ai-study
The AI MusicPrenuer (2024) Will AI replace musicians? Available at: https://www.aimusicpreneur.com/ai-music-faq/will-ai-replace-musicians/