Ed DeGenaro
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As I said it was clear it was coming. Thinking musicians get a pass makes no sense.The difference is that it took *way* longer for the transition. That's incredibly important. Same with the horsesmith analogy. Yes, they were replaced by modern tech, but it took 1-2 generations, so people had time to adjust. Not so with AI.
Same thing, the transition to MIDI, full digital, plugins and what not took a lot more time than AI to happen.
I completely disagree. If anything, the human voice is the most intimate thing we can use to make music. Any of these tools completely sends that down the shitter.
And yes, I hate Autotune almost as much.
I heard some stuff. Not saying anything else anymore.
Of course it's not better. But that's full stop whataboutism.
What surprised me was how quickly it went from “it’ll be a while til it’s useable” to “well it’ll make folks redundant”.
But it’s not like it got there without reason.
Which is where the singing stuff comes in.
Look at modern productions, nothing intimate or individualistic about the voice.
And no it ain’t whatsbouism, it’s audiences, attention span and what can be sold to them.
Plus the handwringing “I spent years honing my art” for 3 chord tunes that are not even craft.
Where is the communal aspect of singing. It’s alive and well in 3rd world villages.
Yet folks act like having spent money at their hobby should negate others from expressing themself.
Punk happened for that very reason.
As I said it had to happen.