DaPhotoGuy66
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AI is a handy tool for many things. Of course it's really bad at doing certain things and you always have to double check anything it says because it can screw up quite a lot. But I have found one thing that it's actually pretty solid at. Assisting you with music theory.
Last night I was working on a song in the key of G# minor. At a certain point in the progression I just couldn't seem to find the right chord to fit. Everything I tried just sounded a little off. So I pulled up my AI and described to it what I was doing and where I was hitting a wall. It immediately told me why it thought I was hitting a wall at that cord and why the cords that I tried probably didn't sound right. It then provided a variety of chords it thought might fit the mood. Some were just too hard for me to switch to at that point in the song. Some where just gymnastics on the fretboard. But it's suggestions did finally resolve in what I wanted to play. It helped me get to what I wanted. This definitely isn't AI writing music it's using AI as a tool to help you right music.
Has anyone else used it for this sort of purpose and what are your thoughts on it?
Last night I was working on a song in the key of G# minor. At a certain point in the progression I just couldn't seem to find the right chord to fit. Everything I tried just sounded a little off. So I pulled up my AI and described to it what I was doing and where I was hitting a wall. It immediately told me why it thought I was hitting a wall at that cord and why the cords that I tried probably didn't sound right. It then provided a variety of chords it thought might fit the mood. Some were just too hard for me to switch to at that point in the song. Some where just gymnastics on the fretboard. But it's suggestions did finally resolve in what I wanted to play. It helped me get to what I wanted. This definitely isn't AI writing music it's using AI as a tool to help you right music.
Has anyone else used it for this sort of purpose and what are your thoughts on it?
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